Timings of all matches of Asia Cup 2023 revealed, know all details with schedule here

asia cup 2023 all matches timings: Asia Cup 2023 will start from 30 August. Some time ago, the schedule of the tournament was released by the Asian Cricket Council. A total of 13 matches are to be played in the Asia Cup. This time the Asia Cup will be played in ODI (50 overs) format. At the same time, the timings of all the matches have also come to the fore. All the matches of the tournament will be played from 3 pm Indian time.

A total of six teams will participate in the tournament, which include India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Nepal. All the teams are divided into two groups of 3-3. India, Pakistan and Nepal have been placed in Group-A. Whereas, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and defending champions Sri Lanka have been placed in Group-B. The tournament will be played in two stages, which will include the group stage and the Super-4 stage.

4 matches of the tournament to be hosted by two countries will be played in Pakistan and 9 matches will be played in Sri Lanka. Matches in Pakistan will be held in the cities of Lahore and Multan. And in Sri Lanka, 9 matches will be played in Kandy and Colombo. The first match of the multi-national tournament will be held in Lahore, Pakistan and the final match will be held on September 17 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. During this, Pakistan team will play only one match (first match) in the group stage at home. At the same time, on September 2, a great match will be seen between India and Pakistan in the tournament.

Asia Cup Timing and Schedule

• August 30 – Pakistan vs Nepal, 3:00 pm in Multan (Group Stage)
• August 31 – Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, 3:00 PM (Group Stage) in Kandy
• September 2 – Pakistan vs India, 3:00 pm in Kandy (Group Stage)
• September 3 – Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, 3:00 PM in Lahore (Group Stage)
• September 4 – India vs Nepal, 3:00 pm in Kandy (Group Stage)
• September 5 – Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka, 3:00 pm in Lahore (Group Stage)
• September 6 – A1 vs B2, 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Lahore
• September 9 – B1 vs B2, 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Colombo
• September 10 – A1 vs A2, 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Colombo
• September 12 – A2 vs B1, 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Colombo
• September 14 – A1 vs B1, 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Colombo
• September 15 – A2 vs B2 at 3:00 PM (Super 4) in Colombo
• September 17 – Final in Colombo from 3:00 pm.

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