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New Zealand. (Picture by Adam Davy/PA Pictures through Getty Pictures)

The inaugural World Check Championship (WTC) was actually an enormous success because it gave new relevance to Check cricket. With stakes in a Check match being elevated, groups left no stones unturned to win the sport. Subsequently, there was an increase within the high quality of Check cricket. After two years of grinding and hard-fought Check cricket, India and New Zealand turned finalists of the primary WTC last.

The celebrated title was ultimately lifted by the Kiwis as they defeated India by eight wickets within the summit conflict in Southampton. With the inaugural WTC concluded, the main target has been shifted to the second version of the gala competitors which obtained underway with the recently-concluded England vs India 1st Check in Nottingham.

The ultimate will happen in 2023. In accordance with the format of WTC, every nation will play 3 house collection and three away collection on this cycle. There’s additionally a change within the factors system. As an alternative of all the collection, factors can be given on a match-by-match foundation. Groups can be awarded a complete of 12 factors for every match they win on this cycle, six for a tie, 4 for a draw, and 0 for a loss.

Nonetheless, the proportion of factors will proceed to be the first standards of rating. Therefore, groups everywhere in the world should gear as much as make a mark within the second World Check Championship cycle. Powerhouses like New Zealand, India, and Australia are deemed favourites to get the glory. Nonetheless, with every crew attending to play three house collection, unpredictable outcomes may additionally be witnessed.

In the meantime, right here’s the entire schedule of the ICC World Check Championship.

England vs India

1st Check at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, August 4 – August 8

2nd Check at Lord’s, London, August 12 – August 16

third Check at Headingley, Leeds, August 25- August 29

4th Check at Kennington Oval, London, September 2 – September 6

fifth Check at Emirates Previous Trafford, Manchester, September 10 – September 14

West Indies vs Pakistan

1st Check at Sabina Park, Jamaica, August 12 – August 16

2nd Check at Sabina Park, Jamaica, August 20 – August 24

India vs New Zealand

1st Check – November 2021

2nd Check – November 2021

Bangladesh vs Pakistan

1st Check – November 2021

2nd Check – November 2021

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka

1st Check – December 2021

2nd Check – December 2021

Ashes 2021-22

1st Check on the Gabba, Brisbane, December 8- December 12

2nd Check on the Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, December 16-December 20

third Check on the MCG, Melbourne, 30 December 26– December 30

4th Check on the SCG, Sydney, January 5 – January 9

fifth Check on the Optus Stadium, Perth, January 14 – January 18

New Zealand vs Bangladesh

1st Check – December 2021

2nd Check – January 2022

South Africa vs India

1st Check – December 2021

2nd Check – December 2021

third Check – January 2021

Pakistan vs Australia

1st Check – February 2022

2nd Check – February 2022

India vs Sri Lanka

1st Check – February 2022

2nd Check – February 2022

third Check – March 2022

West Indies vs England

1st Check – March 2022

2nd Check – March 2022

third Check – March 2022

South Africa vs Bangladesh

1st Check – March 2022

2nd Check – March 2022

West Indies vs Bangladesh

1st Check – June 2022

2nd Check – June 2022

England vs New Zealand

1st Check – June 2022

2nd Check – June 2022

third Check – June 2022

Pakistan vs England

1st Check – October 2022

2nd Check – October 2022

third Check – October 2022

India vs Australia

1st Check – October/ November 2022

2nd Check – October/ November 2022

third Check – October/ November 2022

4th Check – October/ November 2022

Bangladesh vs India

1st Check – November 2022

2nd Check – November 2022

Pakistan vs New Zealand

1st Check – November 2022

2nd Check – November 2022

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