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T20 World cup 2013 Shedule.

Date Match Details Venue
Sep 24, 2012 West Indies vs Ireland, 11th T20 Colombo
Sep 25, 2012 Bangladesh vs Pakistan, 12th T20 Kandy
Sep 27, 2012 Sri Lanka vs New Zealand, 13th T20 Kandy
Sep 27, 2012 England vs West Indies, 14th T20 Kandy
Sep 28, 2012 TBC vs South Africa, 15th T20 Colombo
Sep 28, 2012 Australia vs India, 16th T20 Colombo
Sep 29, 2012 England vs New Zealand, 17th T20 Kandy
Sep 29, 2012 Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 18th T20 Kandy
Sep 30, 2012 Australia vs South Africa, 19th T20 Colombo
Sep 30, 2012 TBC vs India, 20th T20 Colombo
Oct 1, 2012 West Indies vs New Zealand, 21st T20 Kandy
Oct 1, 2012 Sri Lanka vs England, 22nd T20 Kandy
Oct 2, 2012 Australia vs TBC, 23rd T20 Colombo
Oct 2, 2012 India vs South Africa, 24th T20 Colombo
Oct 4, 2012 TBC vs TBC, 1st Semi Final T20 Colombo
Oct 5, 2012 TBC vs TBC, 2nd Semi Final T20 Colombo
Oct 7, 2012 TBC vs TBC, Final T20 Colombo

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