Pakistan cricket schedule for 2023: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures in 2023

 

Pakistan are set to play seven Tests, 11 ODIs and eight T20Is across 2023, excluding the Asia Cup and ICC Men's Cricket World Cup which are booked to separately happen in September and October.


Pakistan cricket in 2023: Full global timetable for the men's group

Pakistan v New Zealand (home)

December 2022 - January 2023

Two Tests and three ODIs, the principal Test starts on Boxing Day before the remainder of the visit happens in January.


Pakistan v West Indies (home)

January 2023

A three-match T20I series. It is the second time that the Windies are visiting Pakistan in a year having played an ODI series in Pakistan in June.

Pakistan v New Zealand (home)

April - May 2023

New Zealand are back in the neighborhood again for more white-ball cricket. A long visit, they will play each other in five ODIs and five T20Is.


Sri Lanka v Pakistan (away)

July 2023

A two match Test series in Sri Lanka. The two groups played each other in a two match Test series in 2022 which was drawn one-all.

Afghanistan v Pakistan (unbiased)

August 2023

Three ODIs that will act as the last warm-up apparatuses for the white-ball contests that follow. The installations are probably going to be held at an impartial scene.


Asia Cup

September 2023

A memorable occasion, Pakistan will have a significant competition without precedent for many years. Sri Lanka will be hoping to protect their crown on Pakistan's dirt.


Cricket World Cup

October - November 2023

Pakistan will be hoping to raise the stakes than their 2022 T20 World Cup mission and win the ICC Cricket World Cup interestingly starting around 1992. The competition is because of be held in India.

Australia v Pakistan (away)

December 2023 - January 2024

Three Test matches away to Australia. Whenever they first will visit the country since their 2019/20 visit.

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