The International Cricket Council has approved significant format changes for its major men’s tournaments. The ODI World Cup will now feature a three-stage format before the knockout rounds begin. The T20 World Cup will expand to twenty teams with a new Super 10 stage. A new qualification pathway for the 2028 T20 World Cup has also been approved by the council. The International Cricket Council has approved significant format changes for its major men’s tournaments. The ODI World Cup will now feature a three-stage format before the knockout rounds begin. The T20 World Cup will expand to twenty teams with a new Super 10 stage. A new qualification pathway for the 2028 T20 World Cup has also been approved by the council.
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ICC introduces ‘Super Series’ and ‘Super 7’ format for 2027 ODI World Cup
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