Australia will begin the protection of their Men's T20 World Cup title against trans-tasman equals New Zealand at the SCG in a rematch of last year's conclusive, while India and Pakistan will confront each other at the MCG.
They were among the champion challenges in the apparatus list for the 2022 T20 World Cup that was declared on Friday. The competition starts on October 16, with Sri Lanka confronting Namibia in Geelong before the Super 12 beginnings on October 22 in Sydney.
The India-Pakistan apparatus will occur on October 23.
The two semi-finals will be in Sydney (November 9) and Adelaide (November 10) preceding the last at the MCG on November 13.
In Group one of the Super 12s, Australia are close by New Zealand, England, Afghanistan in addition to the champ of the Group A qualifiers and the sprinter up in Group B.
Australia T20 skipper Aaron Finch said realizing the gatherings such a long ways out assists with arranging, however it doesn't make it any more straightforward as Australia hopes to protect their title on home soil.
"Our arranging was super nitty gritty last time," Finch said at the MCG on Friday. "Knowing what the gatherings resemble eight, nine months out is truly useful in light of the fact that it can assist your level of detail in that preparation with staging. However, it's an intense gathering. They're both intense, and when you toss in qualifiers like West Indies, Sri Lanka, you must play all around well to escape the gathering stage."
Bunch two elements India, Pakistan, South Africa, Bangladesh and the other two qualifying groups.
Two worldwide qualifiers will decide the last groups who will make a beeline for Australia. Matches will be played in Adelaide, Brisbane, Geelong, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
Australia won the title interestingly last November when they beat New Zealand by eight wickets in Dubai. Mitchell Marsh was Player of the Match for his unbeaten 77 off 50 balls.
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