As the dawn's light pierces through the veil of night, one cannot help but notice the similarities between the unpredictable game of cricket and the mystery of the new day. #WorldCup
Just as the morning sun brings with it a shift in the hues of the sky, the World Cup fixtures have taken a sudden turn, altering the course of the matches.
The originally planned day match between Bangladesh and New Zealand, set to grace the Chennai grounds on October 14, has now been rescheduled. The teams will now face off under the enchanting evening sky on October 13, adding a thrilling twist to the contest.
Meanwhile, the cricketing duel between England and Bangladesh in the serene foothills of Dharamsala has undergone a transformation of its own.
What was initially designed to be a night match now promises to keep spectators on the edge of their seats in broad daylight.
Below, one can find the revised schedule of Bangladesh's fixtures. The battles on the field are set against the backdrop of varying Indian cityscapes, each with its unique charm and character.
| Date | Day | Time | Opponent | Venue |
- October 7 | Saturday | 11 am | Afghanistan | Dharamsala |
- October 10 | Tuesday | 11 am | England | Dharamsala |
- October 13 | Friday | 2:30 pm | New Zealand | Chennai |
- October 19 | Thursday | 2:30 pm | India | Pune |
- October 24 | Tuesday | 2:30 pm | South Africa | Mumbai |
- October 28 | Saturday | 2:30 pm | Netherlands | Kolkata |
- October 31 | Tuesday | 2:30 pm | Pakistan | Kolkata |
- November 6 | Monday | 2:30 pm | Sri Lanka | Delhi |
- November 11 | Saturday | 11 am | Australia | Pune |
As the World Cup unfolds, let's not forget that cricket, much like life, is full of surprises.
Just as a good cup of coffee brings cheer to a dreary morning, a well-played game can uplift the spirits of cricket enthusiasts across the globe. So, regardless of the changes in schedule, the thrill of the game remains untouched.
Photo credit: Mohammed Tawsif Salam / CC BY 4.0.
