The 2027 ICC ODI World Cup is set to be hosted across three nations: South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. This marks a return of the tournament to the African continent, which previously hosted the event in 2003. The tournament structure involves a multi-venue approach designed to distribute matches across various cities in the three host countries.

While the ICC has confirmed the broad framework of the tournament, specific match-by-match schedules and the exact list of venues for individual fixtures remain a subject of ongoing coordination between the host boards and the ICC. The event will feature a format intended to accommodate a larger number of teams compared to previous iterations, aiming to expand the global reach of the 50-over format.

India’s participation and specific match locations are currently being mapped out by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in conjunction with the host organizers. Fans and stakeholders are awaiting the final release of the complete fixture list, which will detail the dates and times for all group stage and knockout matches. As of now, the primary focus remains on infrastructure readiness and logistical planning across the three host nations to ensure the tournament meets international standards for player safety and broadcast requirements.