ICC Events Calendar 2025–2031:

Full List of World Cups, Champions Trophy & Test Finals

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is the global governing body of cricket, responsible for organizing the sport’s biggest international tournaments. These prestigious events bring together top cricketing nations from around the world, offering fans a mix of strategy, skill, and entertainment.

Between 2025 and 2031, cricket lovers can look forward to a packed international calendar featuring the Champions TrophyT20 World CupODI World Cup, and the World Test Championship Finals. Each format — Tests, ODIs, and T20s — adds a unique flavor to the game, appealing to diverse audiences.

Let’s explore the list of upcoming ICC tournaments (2025–2031) with their hosts, formats, and key highlights.

List of ICC Tournaments from 2025 to 2031

Year

Tournament

Men/Women

Host(s)

2025

ICC Champions Trophy

Men

Pakistan

2025

ODI World Cup

Women

India

2026

T20 World Cup

Men

India & Sri Lanka

2026

T20 World Cup

Women

England

2027

World Test Championship Final

Men

England

2027

ODI World Cup

Men

South Africa, Zimbabwe & Namibia

2027

Champions Trophy

Women

Sri Lanka

2028

T20 World Cup

Men

Australia & New Zealand

2028

T20 World Cup

Women

To be confirmed (expected Australia/NZ)

2029

World Test Championship Final

Men

England

2029

Champions Trophy

Men

India

2029

ODI World Cup

Women

To be confirmed

2030

T20 World Cup

Men

England, Ireland & Scotland

2030

T20 World Cup

Women

England, Ireland & Scotland (expected)

2031

World Test Championship Final

Men

England

2031

ODI World Cup

Men

India & Bangladesh

Upcoming ICC Tournaments from 2025 to 2031

1. ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025–2027

The World Test Championship (WTC) is the ultimate battle of endurance and skill in cricket’s longest format.

  • Duration: June 2025 – June 2027

  • Teams: Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and West Indies

  • Each team will play six series (three home and three away).

  • The final will be held at Lord’s Cricket Ground, England, in June 2027.

  • The points system rewards wins (12 points), ties (6), and draws (4).

 

2. ICC T20 World Cup 2026 (Men’s)

The Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 will be co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka in February 2026.

  • Format: 20 teams competing across both nations.

  • This edition aims to boost cricket’s popularity in South Asia, known for its passionate fanbase.

  • Expect high-scoring matches, energetic crowds, and fierce rivalries.

 

3. ICC ODI World Cup 2027

The ODI World Cup 2027 returns to Africa, hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.

  • Format: 10 teams, 50 overs each match.

  • Scheduled for October–November 2027.

  • It marks the first World Cup on African soil since 2003.

  • Aimed at promoting cricket growth in the African continent.

 

4. ICC T20 World Cup 2028

Cricket fans will witness the 2028 T20 World Cup hosted jointly by Australia and New Zealand.

  • Timeline: October 2028

  • Known for excellent facilities and sporting culture, both nations promise a memorable tournament.

 

5. ICC Champions Trophy 2029

The Champions Trophy 2029 will be held in India, featuring the top eight ODI teams.

  • A compact, high-intensity tournament.

  • Scheduled for October 2029.

  • Expect intense competition as top nations battle for limited spots.

 

6. ICC T20 World Cup 2030

In June 2030, the T20 World Cup will head to England, Ireland, and Scotland.

  • A major opportunity to grow cricket in Europe.

  • Matches will feature a mix of traditional powerhouses and rising nations.

 

7. ICC ODI World Cup 2031

The ODI World Cup 2031 will be co-hosted by India and Bangladesh in October–November 2031.

  • India, with its cricketing infrastructure, and Bangladesh, with its passionate fans, will ensure a thrilling experience.

  • Ten teams will compete for cricket’s most prestigious trophy.

 

 

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