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So, with the World Cup Qualifiers over, the Aussies World Cup schedule is as follows:


October 8 vs India @ Chennai (D/N)
October 13 vs South Africa @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 16 vs Sri Lanka @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 20 vs Pakistan @ Bengaluru (D/N)
October 25 vs Netherlands @ Delhi (D/N)
October 28 vs New Zealand @ Dharamshala (D)
November 4 vs England @ Ahemdabad (D/N)
November 7 vs Afghanistan @ Mumbai (D/N)
November 12 vs Bangladesh @ Pune (D)


Day games start at 4pm AEDST, day/night games start at 7:30pm AEDST.
 
Fangs

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Those x5 ODI matches against SA look pretty important for team selections. Especially the batting.

Big questions on Davey. Could be Head/Marsh opening like we saw in India.

Also curious about 3/4. Steve Smith takes one spot and maybe Marnus?
 
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undertaker said:
So, with the World Cup Qualifiers over, the Aussies World Cup schedule is as follows:


October 8 vs India @ Chennai (D/N)
October 13 vs South Africa @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 16 vs Sri Lanka @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 20 vs Pakistan @ Bengaluru (D/N)
October 25 vs Netherlands @ Delhi (D/N)
October 28 vs New Zealand @ Dharamshala (D)
November 4 vs England @ Ahemdabad (D/N)
November 7 vs Afghanistan @ Mumbai (D/N)
November 12 vs Bangladesh @ Pune (D)


Day games start at 4pm AEDST, day/night games start at 7:30pm AEDST.
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There's been a rescheduling of 9 matches in the World Cup, two of those changes affect Australia:

www.espncricinfo.com

Date changes for India-Pakistan and eight other World Cup games

Revised schedule finally released with less than two months to go before the start of the tournament on October 5
www.espncricinfo.com www.espncricinfo.com

So, the updated World Cup schedule for Australia is as follows:

October 8 vs India @ Chennai (D/N)
October 12 vs South Africa @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 16 vs Sri Lanka @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 20 vs Pakistan @ Bengaluru (D/N)
October 25 vs Netherlands @ Delhi (D/N)
October 28 vs New Zealand @ Dharamshala (D)
November 4 vs England @ Ahemdabad (D/N)
November 7 vs Afghanistan @ Mumbai (D/N)
November 11 vs Bangladesh @ Pune (D)


Day games start at 4pm AEDST, day/night games start at 7:30pm AEDST.
 
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undertaker said:
There's been a rescheduling of 9 matches in the World Cup, two of those changes affect Australia:

www.espncricinfo.com

Date changes for India-Pakistan and eight other World Cup games

Revised schedule finally released with less than two months to go before the start of the tournament on October 5
www.espncricinfo.com www.espncricinfo.com

So, the updated World Cup schedule for Australia is as follows:

October 8 vs India @ Chennai (D/N)
October 12 vs South Africa @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 16 vs Sri Lanka @ Lucknow (D/N)
October 20 vs Pakistan @ Bengaluru (D/N)
October 25 vs Netherlands @ Delhi (D/N)
October 28 vs New Zealand @ Dharamshala (D)
November 4 vs England @ Ahemdabad (D/N)
November 7 vs Afghanistan @ Mumbai (D/N)
November 11 vs Bangladesh @ Pune (D)


Day games start at 4pm AEDST, day/night games start at 7:30pm AEDST.
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The game v England is a day game 4pm start here

www.espncricinfo.com

Australia beat England Australia won by 33 runs - Australia vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup, 36th Match Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad November 04, 2023 Match Summary, Report | ESPNcricinfo.com

Check Australia vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24, 36th Match Match scoreboard, ball by ball commentary, updates only on ESPNcricinfo.com. Check Australia vs England 36th Match Videos, Reports Articles Online.
www.espncricinfo.com www.espncricinfo.com
 
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TheParraboy said:
The game v England is a day game 4pm start here

www.espncricinfo.com

Australia beat England Australia won by 33 runs - Australia vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup, 36th Match Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad November 04, 2023 Match Summary, Report | ESPNcricinfo.com

Check Australia vs England, ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24, 36th Match Match scoreboard, ball by ball commentary, updates only on ESPNcricinfo.com. Check Australia vs England 36th Match Videos, Reports Articles Online.
www.espncricinfo.com www.espncricinfo.com
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That must be an error on Cricinfo's behalf, as the official ICC World Cup website has that Australia vs England fixture as a day/nighter (7:30pm AEDST start), and the New Zealand vs Pakistan fixture as the day game on November 4:

www.cricketworldcup.com

Official ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 Website

Official Cricket World Cup website - live matches, scores, news, highlights, commentary, rankings, videos and fixtures from the International Cricket Council.
www.cricketworldcup.com www.cricketworldcup.com
 
King-Gutho94

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Interesting how we go this world cup.

After the failure in T20 WC at home last year. You would think there is a bit of pressure on the Aussies to go deep here.

Well in my lifetime it's been an expectation to win the WC having seen us lift 4 trophies in the 6 ODI WCs in my lifetime that i have watched. The 2 we didn't win were 2011 and 2019.

2019 we were actually the dominant team in the group stage and a last round loss to South Africa put us on the wrong side of the semis draw instead of the Kiwis. With Khawaja and Marsh going down with injuries meant we had lost our batting depth in the semis.
 
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King-Gutho94 said:
Interesting how we go this world cup.

After the failure in T20 WC at home last year. You would think there is a bit of pressure on the Aussies to go deep here.

Well in my lifetime it's been an expectation to win the WC having seen us lift 4 trophies in the 6 ODI WCs in my lifetime that i have watched. The 2 we didn't win were 2011 and 2019.

2019 we were actually the dominant team in the group stage and a last round loss to South Africa put us on the wrong side of the semis draw instead of the Kiwis. With Khawaja and Marsh going down with injuries meant we had lost our batting depth in the semis.
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Does anyone care about T20 really?
 
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King-Gutho94 said:
2019 we were actually the dominant team in the group stage and a last round loss to South Africa put us on the wrong side of the semis draw instead of the Kiwis. With Khawaja and Marsh going down with injuries meant we had lost our batting depth in the semis.
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I just remember Stoinplod blocking out two overs to get his eye in before getting out not much later.
 
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Former Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has detailed whispers he’s heard from within the Aussie camp surrounding David Warner’s place in the team.

Paine said the whispers surrounding the 36-year-old are that his place in the batting order will fall, likely seeing him bat at either four or five.

The move would see Head and Marsh open the batting for Australia. A partnership that was prolific during their three match ODI series against India in March.

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That squad could win the world cup, its pretty open imo between us, India, England, Pakistan and New Zealand.

Probably lack a real finisher and decent back up spin option.
 
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