The Big Stage Arrived – Game On

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Super 12 Starts from Tomorrow

After an exciting and thumping start to the WC we are now heading to the main round of Super 12 teams. All the 4 teams Sri Lanka(A1), Netherlands(A2), Zimbabwe(B1), and Ireland(B2) are joined in the respective groups. A1 & B2 in Group-1, whereas A2 & B1 in Group-2.

Now this is how the 2 groups are formed:


Super 12 

GROUP-1

GROUP-2

England

India

Australia

Pakistan

New Zealand

South Africa

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

Sri Lanka(A1)

Zimbabwe(B1)

Ireland(B2)

Netherlands(A2)



The Goal Set for the Crown:-

The super 12s round is starting from tomorrow with the defending champions taking on the last year's runner's up. It's Australia vs New Zealand in the 1st game of the day and serious contender for the trophy England will face Afghanistan in the 2nd game. The Round-1 has been absolutely block-buster and hopefully it will be progress in the same manner. 


Here is the Full Fixtures of Super 12s:

SL. NO

MATCH

DATE

DAY

TIME

VENUE

1

New Zealand vs Australia

22/10/2022

Saturday

12.30 PM

Sydney

2

England vs Afghanistan

22/10/2022

Saturday

4.30 PM

Perth

3

Sri Lanka vs Ireland

23/10/2022

Sunday

9.30 AM

Hobart

4

India vs Pakistan

23/10/2022

Sunday

1.30 PM

Melbourne

5

Bangladesh vs Netherlands

24/10/2022

Monday

9.30 AM

Hobart

6

South Africa vs Zimbabwe

24/10/2022

Monday

1.30 PM

Hobart

7

Australia vs Sri Lanka

25/10/2022

Tuesday

4.30 PM

Perth

8

England vs Ireland

26/10/2022

Wednesday

9.30 AM

Melbourne

9

New Zealand vs Afghanistan

26/10/2022

Wednesday

1.30 PM

Melbourne

10

South Africa vs Bangladesh

27/10/2022

Thursday

8.30 AM

Sydney

11

India vs Netherlands

27/10/2022

Thursday

12.30 PM

Sydney

12

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe

27/10/2022

Thursday

4.30 PM

Perth

13

Afghanistan vs Ireland

28/10/2022

Friday

9.30 AM

Melbourne

14

England vs Australia

28/10/2022

Friday

1.30 PM

Melbourne

15

New Zealand vs Sri Lanka

29/10/2022

Saturday

1.30 PM

Sydney

16

Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe

30/10/2022

Sunday

8.30 AM

Brisbane

17

Pakistan vs Netherlands

30/10/2022

Sunday

12.30 PM

Perth

18

India vs South Africa

30/10/2022

Sunday

4.30 PM

Perth

19

Australia vs Ireland

31/10/2022

Monday

1.30 PM

Brisbane

20

Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka

1/11/2022

Tuesday

9.30 AM

Brisbane

21

England vs New Zealand

1/11/2022

Tuesday

1.30 PM

Brisbane

22

Zimbabwe vs Netherlands

2/11/2022

Wednesday

9.30 AM

Adelaide

23

India vs Bangladesh

2/11/2022

Wednesday

1.30 PM

Adelaide

24

Pakistan vs South Africa

3/11/2022

Thursday

1.30 PM

Sydney

25

New Zealand vs Ireland

4/11/2022

Friday

9.30 AM

Adelaide

26

Australia vs Afghanistan

4/11/2022

Friday

1.30 PM

Adelaide

27

England vs Sri Lanka

5/11/2022

Saturday

1.30 PM

Sydney

28

South Africa vs Netherlands

6/11/2022

Sunday

5.30 AM

Adelaide

29

Pakistan vs Bangladesh

6/11/2022

Sunday

9.30 AM

Adelaide

30

India vs Zimbabwe

6/11/2022

Sunday

1.30 PM

Melbourne

31

1st Semi-Final

9/11/2022

Wednesday

1.30 PM

Sydney

32

2nd Semi-Final

10/11/2022

Thursday

1.30 PM

Adelaide

33

Final

13/11/2022

Sunday

1.30 PM

Melbourne

 


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