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2023-25 ICC World Test Championship

Date & time Detail
Jun-2023
Fri 16 - Tue 20
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
1st Test - England v Australia
Edgbaston, Birmingham
Australia won by 2 wickets
Wed 28 - Sun 02
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
2nd Test - England v Australia
Lord's, London
Australia won by 43 runs
Jul-2023
Wed 12 - Fri 14
10:00 local | 14:00 GMT
1st Test - West Indies v India
Windsor Park, Dominica
India won by an innings and 141 runs
Sun 16 - Thu 20
10:00 local | 04:30 GMT
1st Test - Sri Lanka v Pakistan
Galle International Stadium, Galle
Pakistan won by 4 wickets
Wed 19 - Sun 23
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
4th Test - England v Australia
Old Trafford, Manchester
Match drawn
Thu 20 - Mon 24
10:00 local | 14:00 GMT
2nd Test - West Indies v India
Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad
Match drawn
Mon 24 - Thu 27
10:00 local | 04:30 GMT
2nd Test - Sri Lanka v Pakistan
Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo
Pakistan won by an innings and 222 runs
Thu 27 - Mon 31
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
5th Test - England v Australia
Kennington Oval, London
England won by 49 runs
Nov-2023
Tue 28 - Sat 02
09:30 local | 03:30 GMT
1st Test - Bangladesh v New Zealand
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Sylhet
Dec-2023
Wed 06 - Sun 10
09:30 local | 03:30 GMT
2nd Test - Bangladesh v New Zealand
Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Thu 14 - Mon 18 D/N
13:30 local | 05:00 GMT
1st Test - Australia v Pakistan
Perth Stadium, Perth
Tue 26 - Sat 30
10:30 local | 23:30 GMT
2nd Test - Australia v Pakistan
Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Jan-2024
Wed 03 - Sun 07
10:30 local | 23:30 GMT
3rd Test - Australia v Pakistan
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Wed 17 - Sun 21
10:00 local | 01:30 GMT
1st Test - Australia v West Indies
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Thu 25 - Mon 29
09:30 local | 04:00 GMT
1st Test - India v England
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad
Thu 25 - Mon 29 D/N
14:00 local | 04:00 GMT
2nd Test - Australia v West Indies
Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane
Feb-2024
Fri 02 - Tue 06
09:30 local | 04:00 GMT
2nd Test - India v England
Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
Sun 04 - Thu 08
11:00 local | 22:00 GMT
1st Test - New Zealand v South Africa
Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui
Tue 13 - Sat 17
11:00 local | 22:00 GMT
2nd Test - New Zealand v South Africa
Seddon Park, Hamilton
Thu 15 - Mon 19
09:30 local | 04:00 GMT
3rd Test - India v England
Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot
Fri 23 - Tue 27
09:30 local | 04:00 GMT
4th Test - India v England
JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi
Thu 29 - Mon 04
11:00 local | 22:00 GMT
1st Test - New Zealand v Australia
Basin Reserve, Wellington
Mar-2024
Thu 07 - Mon 11
09:30 local | 04:00 GMT
5th Test - India v England
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala
Fri 08 - Tue 12
11:00 local | 22:00 GMT
2nd Test - New Zealand v Australia
Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Jul-2024
Wed 10 - Sun 14
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
1st Test - England v West Indies
Lord's, London
Thu 18 - Mon 22
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
2nd Test - England v West Indies
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Fri 26 - Tue 30
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
3rd Test - England v West Indies
Edgbaston, Birmingham
Aug-2024
Wed 21 - Sun 25
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
1st Test - England v Sri Lanka
Old Trafford, Manchester
Thu 29 - Mon 02
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
2nd Test - England v Sri Lanka
Lord's, London
Sep-2024
Fri 06 - Tue 10
11:00 local | 10:00 GMT
3rd Test - England v Sri Lanka
Kennington Oval, London

The 2023-2025 ICC World Test Championship is a future tournament of Test Cricket which will be the third edition of the ICC World Test Championship.

It starts in June 2023 with The Ashes, which is contested between England and Australia, and it is scheduled to finish in June 2025 with the final match planned to be played at Lord's.

The tournament will be played over two years, with 68 matches over 27 series scheduled for the league stage. The top two teams in the points table will then qualify for the final which will be played at The Lord's, London.

Each team is planned to play six series, with three at home and three away. Each series will consist of two to five Test matches. Each participant will play minimum 12 and maximum 22 matches.

The nine full members of the ICC participated:

  1. Australia
  2. Bangladesh
  3. England
  4. India
  5. New Zealand
  6. Pakistan
  7. South Africa
  8. Sri Lanka
  9. West Indies

Note: Fixtures and start times are subject to change. The cricTotal.com is not responsible for any changes that may be made. No responsibility is taken by cricTotal.com for the accuracy of this information.
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