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Schedule of Pakistan’s men cricket team for 2023
Green shirts will play more than 25 matches during the year
By Sports Desk
Published November 19, 2022
KARACHI: Next year, 2023, seems to be fully packed for the Pakistan men’s cricket team with lots of domestic and international series and multi-nation events.
The international commitments of Pakistan team include seven Tests, 11 ODIs and eight T20Is in 2023.
Let’s take a look at the Pakistan men’s cricket team schedule for next year.
December 2022 – January 2023
- Pakistan v New Zealand (home) — Two Tests and three ODIs
January 2023
- Pakistan v West Indies (home) — Three T20Is
April – May 2023
- Pakistan v New Zealand (home) — Five ODIs and five T20Is
July 2023
- Sri Lanka v Pakistan (away) — Two Tests
August 2023
- Afghanistan v Pakistan (neutral) — Three ODIs
September 2023
- Asia Cup in Pakistan
October – November 2023
- ODI World Cup in India
December 2023 – January 2024
- Australia v Pakistan (away) — Three Tests
After the conclusion of the T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia, where Pakistan lost to England in the final, the Babar Azam-led unit are currently preparing for the Test series against England on home soil.
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