Men's ODI World Cup 2027 scheduled from October 4 to November 21
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 11:03 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026

The Men's ODI World Cup 2027 is set to take place from October 4 to November 21. South Africa will host the majority of the matches at eight venues, while Zimbabwe is expected to stage between eight and ten games. Namibia is set to host three matches as part of the tournament. The event will see participation from multiple teams vying for the title, following the completion of the qualifying rounds leading up to the World Cup.
- •Men's ODI World Cup 2027 runs from October 4 to November 21
- •South Africa to host most matches at eight venues
- •Zimbabwe will stage eight to ten matches
- •Namibia scheduled to host three matches
- •Multiple teams will participate in the tournament
- 11:03 AMESPNcricinfo — Men's ODI World Cup 2027 set to run from October 4 to November 21
"South Africa's eight venues will likely host the bulk of the matches with Zimbabwe due to stage between eight and 10 games, and Namibia, three
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