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In what will be a re-match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 Final, Aaron Finch’s team will face Kane Williamson’s New Zealand in a 6pm AEDT fixture on Saturday 22 October.
Fans can still get tickets to see these teams at the matches below:
AUSTRALIA’S T20 WORLD CUP FIXTURE
Australia V Group A winner, Perth Stadium, Tue 25 Oct, 7pm AWST
Australia V England, MCG, Fri 28 Oct, 7pm AEDT
Australia V Group B runner-up, Gabba, Mon 31 Oct, 6pm AEST
Australia V Afghanistan, Adelaide Oval, Fri 4 Nov, 6:30pm ACST
NEW ZEALAND’S T20 WORLD CUP FIXTURE
New Zealand V Afghanistan, MCG, Wed 26 Oct, 7pm AEDT
New Zealand V Group A winner, SCG, Sat 29 Oct, 7pm AEDT
New Zealand V England, Gabba, Tue 1 Nov, 6pm AEST
New Zealand V Group B runner-up, Adelaide Oval, Fri 4 Nov, 2:30pm ACST
Over 600,000 tickets have already been snapped up by fans to watch the first ever ICC Men’s T20 World Cup played in Australia.
The India v Pakistan fixture, to be played the following night at the MCG on October 23, will also be played in front of a full house after additional standing room tickets released two months ago were sold within 10 minutes.
An official T20 World Cup re-sale platform has been launched, providing a safe and secure way for fans to buy and sell tickets at face value and ensure as many tickets as possible are used.
Current ticket allocations are also all sold for the double-header at the SCG on 27 October featuring South Africa v Bangladesh and India v Group A runner-up. There are also a very limited number of tickets remaining to the opening match-day of the event, which begins with Sri Lanka taking on Namibia at Kardinia Park Stadium in Geelong this Sunday.
Tickets are still available for most matches, but fans are encouraged to act now to secure their seats at t20worldcup.com at family-friendly prices. Tickets are just $5 for children (2-16 years) for all First Round and Super 12 matches, and adult tickets start at $20.
ICC Men’s T20 World Cup CEO Michelle Enright said: “The T20 World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events in the world and we’re delighted that we’re set to see big crowds for both the opening match of the event in Geelong this Sunday and the first weekend of the Super 12 stage in a week’s time.”
“It’s going to be fantastic to see full stadiums for cricket in October and a great way for fans to celebrate the first ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Australia.”
“No matter if you support Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, or any other team, there are still some great seats available at matches right across the seven host cities, so I’d encourage everyone who hasn’t secured their tickets to jump on board for what will be an unmissable event.”
AUSTRALIA’S T20 WORLD CUP FIXTURE
V New Zealand, SCG, Sat 22 Oct, 6pm AEDT (SOLD OUT)
V Group A winner, Perth Stadium, Tue 25 Oct, 7pm AWST
V England, MCG, Fri 28 Oct, 7pm AEDT
V Group B runner-up, Gabba, Mon 31 Oct, 6pm AEST
V Afghanistan, Adelaide Oval, Fri 4 Nov, 6:30pm ACST
NEW ZEALAND’S T20 WORLD CUP FIXTURE
V Australia, SCG, Sat 22 Oct, 6pm AEDT (SOLD OUT)
V Afghanistan, MCG, Wed 26 Oct, 7pm AEDT
V Group A winner, SCG, Sat 29 Oct, 7pm AEDT
V England, Gabba, Tue 1 Nov, 6pm AEST
V Group B runner-up, Adelaide Oval, Fri 4 Nov, 2:30pm ACST
Feel the buzz in the stands and see the best teams in the world play on the biggest stage of all.
