ICC T20 World Cup 2028
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About the event
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is the shortest and most explosive form of international cricket's world championship, packing big hitting and huge crowds into three-hour matches. It has spread the game to new audiences and produced some of cricket's most dramatic finishes. India, England and West Indies have each won it twice. The 2028 tournament is hosted by Australia.
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Key figures
Stay in Melbourne
Check-in 20 Oct, check-out 24 Oct 2028 — 4 nights around 21 October–19 November 2028. Change the dates to stay longer.
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Getting there
- Typestadium
- AirportMelbourne Airport (MEL), about 19 km
- From the airportSkyBus to Southern Cross Station, 4 am–1 am daily; airport is 25 km north, about 35 min — SkyBus ticket
- Public transportTrams, trains and buses: Trams are free inside the city-centre Free Tram Zone; myki card elsewhere on trams, trains and buses; trains ~5 am–midnight
- TaxiSilver Top Taxi, 13CABS, Uber, Ola, DiDi — Metered taxis; rideshare apps widely used
- Time zoneAustralia/Melbourne
Host country
- Currency: Australian dollar
- Language: English
- Driving: on the left
- Capital: Canberra
- Phone: +61
- Emergency: 000
- Electricity: 230 V, 50 Hz, plugs I
Coming years
2030
The Men's T20 World Cup runs in even years, so the edition after 2028 is 2030. The ICC had not published its schedule as of 2026-09-04.