South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia to Host 2027 World Cup
The tournament will feature 57 matches and a new three-stage format as Africa hosts the marquee 50-over event for the first time in 24 years.
- On Thursday, the International Cricket Council confirmed 12 venues across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia for the 2027 ODI World Cup following a grand ceremony in Johannesburg.
- The marquee 50-over competition returns to Africa after 24 years, with the continent last co-hosting the tournament in 2003 when South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya served as hosts.
- Driven by the theme 'Three Nations, One Heartbeat,' the 2027 World Cup will feature 57 matches under a new three-stage format designed to increase competitiveness and fan engagement.
- Eight venues in South Africa, three in Zimbabwe, and Namibia's capital Windhoek will host matches at Wanderers Stadium, SuperSport Park, Harare Sports Club, Queens Sports Club, Victoria Falls, and Namibia Cricket Ground.
- ICC Chairman Jay Shah said, "This marks an exciting milestone on the road to the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027," noting the tournament aims to "Make the Circle Bigger" by showcasing Africa's cultural diversity.
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The upcoming Cricket World Cup is scheduled to be hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. Excitement surrounding this World Cup has already increased. The ICC has now announced the stadiums where the 2027 Cricket World Cup matches will be played.
ODI World Cup 2027 To Be Played Across 12 Venues Featuring 8 In South Africa
Twelve venues across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia will stage the 2027 ODI World Cup, with hosts South Africa accounting for eight of the stadiums, the ICC announced on Thursday.
ICC names 12 venues for 2027 ODI World Cup, iconic Victoria Falls included
Eight venues in South Africa, three in Zimbabwe and one in Namibia will host the matches of the 2027 ODI World Cup. A landmark new international stadium near one of the natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, will also host matches.
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