KEY DECISIONS

1 June: New Zealand v Sri Lanka

4 June: Afghanistan v Sri Lanka

8 June: England v Bangladesh

15 June: South Africa v Afghanistan

1 June: Afghanistan v Australia

7 June: Pakistan v Sri Lanka

11 June: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka

8 June: Afghanistan v New Zealand 12 June: Australia v Pakistan

17 June: Windies v Bangladesh

19 June: New Zealand v South Africa 26 June: New Zealand v Pakistan

30 June: England v India

2 July: Bangladesh v India

11 July: Second semi-final (2 v 3)

5 June: South Africa v India

10 June: South Africa v Windies

14 June: England v Windies

22 June: India v Afghanistan

24 June: Bangladesh v Afghanistan

21 June: England v Sri Lanka

29 June: Pakistan v Afghanistan

4 July: Afghanistan v Windies

6 July: Sri Lanka v India ICC replaced the 50-over Champions Trophy in 2021 with World T20. This means there’ll be back to back World T20s - in 2020 & 2021.

ICC has set up a panel to devise stricter and heavier sanctions for ball tampering and “other offences indicative of a lack of respect for opponents, the game, umpires, fans and the media”.

ICC gave T20 status to all its 104 members and announced plans to introduce global rankings in the format. Until now, only 18 nations were eligible to play T20 Internationals. The move will ease cricket’s passage to Olympics.

FTP

The final structure of the FTP (19-23), which received unanimous backing, includes the following: ICC Cricket World Cup – 2019, 2023

ICC World T20 – 2020, 2021

ICC World Test Championship Final–2021, 2023

World Test Championship Cycle 1 – 2019-2021

Cycle 2 – 2021-2023