ICC Champions Trophy 2013 Schedule and Fixtures

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ECB announced the full schedule and Fixtures of the ICC Champions Trophy 2013



 Group A: 
Australia, England, New Zealand and Sri Lanka

Group B: 
India, Pakistan, South Africa and West Indies



 ICC Champions Trophy schedule
JUNE 06
10:30 THU
India v South Africa
India v South Africa
Cardiff
JUNE 07
10:30 FRI
West Indies v Pakistan
West Indies v Pakistan
The Oval
JUNE 08
10:30 SAT
England v Australia
England v Australia
Edgbaston
JUNE 09
10:30 SUN
Sri Lanka v New Zealand
Sri Lanka v New Zealand
Cardiff
JUNE 10
13:00 MON
Pakistan v South Africa
Pakistan v South Africa
Edgbaston
JUNE 11
10:30 TUE
India v West Indies
India v West Indies
The Oval
JUNE 12
13:00 WED
Australia v New Zealand
Australia v New Zealand
Edgbaston
JUNE 13
13:00 THU
England v Sri Lanka
England v Sri Lanka
The Oval
JUNE 14
10:30 FRI
West Indies v South Africa
West Indies v South Africa
Cardiff
JUNE 15
10:30 SAT
India v Pakistan
India v Pakistan
Edgbaston
JUNE 16
10:30 SUN
England v New Zealand
England v New Zealand
Cardiff
JUNE 17
13:00 MON
Sri Lanka v Australia
Sri Lanka v Australia
The Oval
JUNE 19
10:30 WED
Winner Gp A v Runner-Up Gp B
Winner Gp A v Runner-Up Gp B
The Oval
JUNE 20
10:30 THU
Winner Gp B v Runner-Up Gp A
Winner Gp B v Runner-Up Gp A
Cardiff
JUNE 23
10:30 SUN
Final
Final
Edgbaston

Comments

  1. Anonymous6 April 2013 at 14:38

    Dear BCCI
    SELECTERS, PL.CONSIDER PUJARA FOR ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY TO BE PLAYED IN ENGLAND STARTING JUNE,6TH,2013.I WAS A CAPTAIN OF JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY,KOLCKATAr arun p bhattacharya

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  2. Admin9 April 2013 at 15:13

    Mr Arun Bhattacharya,
    Fitness issue behind Cheteshwar Pujara's omission... he would have to be a part of the India 'A' team to South Africa in June.

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