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Pakistan Drawn With India, Australia for 2027 World Cup
Pakistan will play in Group A at the 2027 Men’s Cricket World Cup.
The group includes Zimbabwe, Australia and India.
Afghanistan is also named as part of the group.
One more team will join after playing in the qualifiers.
Australia is the defending champion.
Zimbabwe is one of the co-hosts.
Pakistan has been given the A3 position for the Super 7 stage.
India is ranked A1 and Australia A2 ahead of Pakistan.
The article does not provide specific match dates, venues or timings.
Pakistan is placed in Group A for the 2027 Men’s Cricket World Cup.
Group A includes co-hosts Zimbabwe, defending champions Australia and arch-rivals India.
Afghanistan is also listed in Pakistan’s group.
One additional Group A team will qualify through the qualifiers.
Pakistan is pre-seeded A3 for the Super 7, behind India as A1 and Australia as A2.
- Who
- Pakistan, India, Australia, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan and one team from the qualifiers.
- What
- Pakistan has been placed in Group A for the 2027 Men’s Cricket World Cup and pre-seeded A3 for the Super 7.
- Where
- Group A; specific venues are not provided.
- When
- The tournament is scheduled for 2027; specific dates are not provided.
- Why
- The group and Super 7 positions determine the teams Pakistan is scheduled to face and its seeding.
Key facts
- Tournament
- 2027 Men’s Cricket World Cup
- Pakistan’s group
- Group A
- Group teams named
- Pakistan, Zimbabwe, Australia, India and Afghanistan
- Additional qualifier
- One further team will join Group A through the qualifiers
- Pakistan’s Super 7 seed
- A3
- India’s Super 7 seed
- A1
- Australia’s Super 7 seed
- A2
Sources
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