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ICC ODI Cricket World Cup 2027: ICC eyes October 2 Gandhi Jayanti kick-off in Africa to honour Mahatma Gandhi

16 August 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

India, Aug. 16 — ICC ODI Cricket World Cup 2027: The ICC is considering October 2, 2027, as the opening date for the 2027 ODI World Cup, potentially aligning the start of cricket’s biggest 50-over …Read More at Source

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