The Asia Cup 2023 full schedule will be announced Wednesday evening by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in a special event in Lahore. The trophy of the continental championship will also be unveiled by Management Committee Chairman Zaka Ashraf at the event. However, the schedule was out on social media hours before its official announcement on July 19.
Several people, including Pakistani journalists, took to their social media accounts and put out the schedule before the official announcement. As per the fixtures that have gone viral, Pakistan will play the tournament opener against Nepal in Multan on August 30. The much-awaited India vs Pakistan encounter will take place on September 2 in Kandy, Sri Lanka.
Asia Cup 2023 most probably schedulePak Vs Nep – Aug 30.Bang Vs SL – Aug 31.India Vs Pak – Sep 2.Ban Vs Afg – Sep 3.India Vs Nep – Sep 4.SL Vs Afg – Sep 5.A1 Vs B2 – Sep 6.B1 Vs B2 – Sep 9.A1 Vs A2 – Sep 10.A2 Vs B1 – Sep 12.A1 Vs B1 – Sep 14.A2 Vs B2 – Sep 15.Final…— Qadir Khawaja (@iamqadirkhawaja) July 19, 2023
Asia cup 2023 scheduleOfficial announcement on 7:15 pm today in Lahore@iamqadirkhawaja @bhattimajid @_FaridKhan @saleemkhaliq @Shoaib_Jatt @GhaffarDawnNews #asi pic.twitter.com/w4pC2DPum0— Qamar Zubair (@QamarZubair8) July 19, 2023
Probable Asia Cup 2023 Fixtures ????Super 4 Stage – Irrespective of their positions after First Round
SRI LANKA will remain B1BANGLADESH will remain B2
If either of them ( SL or BAN ) don’t qualify then Afghanistan will take their position #sportspavilionlk #AsiaCup2023 pic.twitter.com/DCOa3Pq2VW
— DANUSHKA ARAVINDA (@DanuskaAravinda) July 19, 2023
Here’s the fixture that has been shared on social media:
August 30 – Pakistan vs Nepal – Multan
August 31 – Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka – Kandy
September 1 – Break Day
September 2 – Pakistan vs India – Kandy
September 3 – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan – Lahore
September 4 – India vs Nepal – Kandy
September 5 – Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan – Lahore
September 6 – Super 4s – A1 vs B2 – Lahore
September 7 – Travel Day
September 8 -Break Day
September 9 – B1 vs B2 – Kandy
September 10 – A1 vs A2 – Kandy
September 11 – Break Day
September 12 – A2 vs A1 – Dambulla
September 13 – Break Day
September 14 – A1 vs B2 – Dambulla
September 15 – A2 vs B2 – Dambulla
September 16 – Break Day
September 17 – Final – Colombo
CricketNext earlier reported that the event will take place at 7:15 PM (Pakistan time) at the Pearl Continental Hotel in Lahore. The entire event will be live-streamed on PCB’s official YouTube channel.
After months of suspense, the complete schedule of Asia’s premier tournament will be finally out. As per the initially agreed hybrid model, Pakistan will host four games while the remaining nine games will be played in Sri Lanka. India will play all their games, including the knockouts if they advance, in Sri Lanka only.
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