The 2027 ODI World Cup is set to take place across three co hosting nations with a total of 12 venues confirmed.
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Zimbabwe, South Africa, and Namibia will share hosting duties for this tournament, showcasing cricket across diverse locations. Zimbabwe will contribute three historic venues including the newly added Fale Mosi-oa-Tunya International Cricket Stadium near the famous Victoria Falls, promising a scenic and memorable experience for players and fans alike. South Africa, as the primary host, will provide the majority of the venues with eight stadiums including premier grounds like Newlands in Cape Town and the famous Johannesburg stadium which will host the final and a knockout match. Namibia will feature one venue without floodlights, limiting matches there to daytime fixtures.
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