T20 World Cup 2022: World Cup Trophy Tour: The much awaited ICC T20 World Cup 2022 is set to begin on October 16 in Australia. The countdown has already begun from Melbourne in Australia. Australian International stars Aaron Finch, Georgia Wareham and Tayla Vlaeminck along with cricket legends Shane Watson, Waqar Younis and Morne Morkel teamed up with other Australian personalities to launch the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Trophy Tour as well. Follow T20 World Cup 2022 updates with InsideSport.IN
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The trophy tour is set to visit 35 locations in 13 countries across four continents. It has pit stops in Fiji, Finland, Germany, Ghana, Indonesia, Japan, Namibia, Nepal, Singapore and Vanuatu for the first time, taking the sport to more fans in different countries.
“It’s an exciting time for cricket with so many world class teams coming out to play all around the country. Now that there’s just 100 days to go, you can feel the excitement building among the team about the prospect of playing in a home World Cup in front of our fans,” Australia captain Aaron Finch said. “In a World Cup every game is a tough game, and anyone can beat anyone on their day so the white ball cricket we’ve got coming up over the next couple of months is going to be crucial to make sure we are ready come the first ball of the World Cup in October.”
The Trophy Tour is designed is designed in such a way that the fans can get involved from home with a 3D augmented reality filter, housed on the official T20 World Cup Facebook and Instagram channels.
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The trophy will make its final stop at Geelong on 16 October for the opening match of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022 Sri Lanka and Namibia.
SCHEDULE – ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Trophy Tour
July 8-12 – Melbourne, Australia
July 13-15 -Brisbane, Australia
July 18 – Cairns, Australia
July 19-20 – Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
July 21-22 – Helsinki, Finland
July 23 – Edinburgh, Scotland
July 24 – Glasgow, Scotland
July 31 – Cologne, Germany
August 1 – 2 – Frankfurt, Germany
August 8-9 – Uluru, Australia
August 10-14 – Darwin, Australia
August 16-17 – Bali, Indonesia
August 19-21 -Tokyo, Japan
August 26 – Broome, Australia
August 27-29 – Perth, Australia
August 30-31 – Kathmandu, Nepal
September 2-3 – Singapore
September 5-6 – Nadi, Fiji
September 7-8 – Port Vila, Vanuatu
September 9-12 – Adelaide, Australia
September 14 – Canberra, Australia
September 17, 24, 25 – Regional NSW, Australia
September 20-21 -Windhoek, Namibia
September 22 – Walvis Bay, Namibia
September 23-24 – Accra, Ghana
September 28 – Devonport, Australia
September 30-October 2 – Hobart, Australia
October 5-9 – Sydney, Australia
October 13-16 – Geelong, Australia
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