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ICC Announces Full Schedule for U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026

The ICC has unveiled the schedule for the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026, to be co-hosted by Zimbabwe and Namibia from January 15 to February 6.

Sixteen teams will contest 41 matches across five venues, with the final set for Harare Sports Club. India opens its campaign against the USA, while debutants Tanzania face the West Indies. The tournament follows a group stage, Super Six, semi-finals, and final. Defending champions Australia begin against Ireland, while India meets Bangladesh on January 17.

With global participation and rising talent, the 2026 edition promises a vibrant showcase of cricket’s next generation.

Sahir Usman

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