T20 World Cup 2026: India’s super eight fixtures, dates and match venues revealed

India's schedule for the T20 World Cup 2026 Super Eight stage has been confirmed after Zimbabwe knocked Australia out from the marquee event, advancing from Group B. Suryakumar Yadav-led side have won all three of their three group stage matches so far, defeating USA, Namibia and Pakistan respectively.

The Men in Blue will now face the Netherlands in a dead-rubber clash on February 18 at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. 

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India’s Super Eight matches and venues

India vs South Africa – February 22, Ahmedabad

India vs Zimbabwe – February 26, Chennai

India vs West Indies – March 1, Kolkata

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India's next cycle

India will start the next round with a big match against South Africa in Ahmedabad on February 22. After that, the Men in Blue will travel to Chennai to play Zimbabwe on February 26. Their final Super Eight game will be against the West Indies in Kolkata on March 1.

Super Eight fixtures

The Super Eight stage features eight teams split into two groups of four. These groups were decided even before the tournament began. That means it does not matter whether a team finished first or second in its group; it moves into the already assigned Super Eight group.

If a pre-seeded team fails to qualify, the next best team from that group takes its place. Since Australia did not make it out of Group B, Zimbabwe have stepped into their fixed spot in Group 1 for the Super Eight stage.

How Australia knocked out of T20 World Cup 2026?

Australia needed Ireland to beat Zimbabwe, and after that, they had to defeat Oman by a big margin. On top of that, they were hoping Sri Lanka would also beat Zimbabwe in the final group match. After that, the side was also hoping Sri Lanka would beat Zimbabwe in the final group match. That would have left Zimbabwe stuck on four points, level with Australia. In that case, qualification would have depended on net run rate, and Australia would have needed a better one to move ahead. But as the clash between Ireland and Zimbabwe ended without a result, this means both teams shared the points. That took Zimbabwe to five points in the group table, which is a number Australia can no longer catch. Even if Mitch Marsh’s team beats Oman in their final group match on Friday, they can only reach four points.