The highly anticipated 2023 edition of the Men’s Cricket World Cup, which will boast India as its host, is now all primed for a start. Following a prolonged wait, the marquee ICC competition will run in India for a whopping 45 days, from October 5 to November 19. Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium will conduct the opener as well as the final of the World Cup 2023, with the competition witnessing the participation of ten prominent Cricket-playing nations.
As many as five fixtures of the World Cup 2023 will transpire at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. A clash between Australia and Pakistan (October 20) will be the first match occurring at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium amid the marquee 50-over competition, with the enthralling India vs Netherlands (November 12) affair being the last one.
M Chinnaswamy Stadium Bengaluru Fixtures In World Cup 2023 (Weather):
- October 20 – Australia vs Pakistan, Match 18 – Bengaluru
(Cloudy, D/N temperature – 27/19°C, Rain possibility – 25%)
- October 26 – England vs Sri Lanka, Match 25 – Bengaluru
(Cloudy, D/N temperature – 29/20°C, Rain possibility – 25%)
- November 04 – New Zealand vs Pakistan, Match 35 – Bengaluru
(Sunny, D/N temperature – 28/19°C, Rain possibility – 20%)
- November 09 – New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Match 41 – Bengaluru
(Cloudy, D/N temperature – 28/20°C, Rain possibility – 25%)
- November 12 – India vs Netherlands, Match 45 – Bengaluru
(Mostly Cloudy, D/N temperature – 28/17°C, Rain possibility – 25%)
(Weather Forecast by AccuWeather)
M Chinnaswamy Stadium Bengaluru Pitch Report For World Cup 2023:
The renowned M Chinnaswamy Stadium of Bangalore ranks among the finest Cricket stadiums in India. The venue boasts quality infrastructure, a large crowd capacity, and a lush green quick outfield. With small ground dimensions and flat surfaces on offer, Bangalore is considered by far the best venue for batters in the country.
Expect the domination of batters in Bangalore to continue without any interruption during the approaching World Cup fixtures. Bowlers, unfortunately, are unlikely to be able to extract any sort of assistance from the pitches at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
M Chinnaswamy Stadium Bengaluru Records (One-Day Internationals):
- Total matches played: 26
- Matches won by the team batting first: 11
- Matches won by the team batting second: 12
- Average first innings total: 260
- Highest total: India – 383/6 vs Australia
- Lowest total: India – 168/10 vs Pakistan
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