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Malaysia hosts sub-regional qualifiers for T20 World Cup 2028

The sub-regional qualifying tournaments for the 2028 T20 World Cup are scheduled to begin next week in Malaysia.

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News card: Malaysia hosts sub-regional qualifiers for T20 World Cup 2028. Category: sports. Sources: OnlineKhabar

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  • Thirteen teams will compete in thirty-six matches across three venues in Malaysia.
  • The sub-regional tournaments A and B are scheduled from 5 October to 14 October.
  • The top three teams from each group will advance to the 2027 Asia qualifiers.

Malaysia is preparing to host the sub-regional qualifying fixtures for the upcoming global cricket tournament next week. The matches are scheduled to run from 5 October to 14 October, involving a total of thirteen participating squads. The games will be distributed across three distinct venues in the country, featuring thirty-six matches in total. Tournament A opens with matches between Myanmar and Bhutan, alongside Thailand versus Bahrain on 5 October, while tournament B starts on 8 October. Following the conclusion of these matches, the best three performing teams from each group will secure their progression to the subsequent phase of the continental qualification pathway planned for 2027.

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