New Zealand, runners-up in the last two editions of the ODI World Cup, will kickstart the ODI World Cup against England in the tournament opener on October 5.
4 days later, the Kiwis will take on Qualifier 1 in Hyderabad. Next they will head to Chennai, where they will face Asian giants Bangladesh & Afghanistan on October 14 & 18 respectively.
The scenic Dharamsala will play host to their big game against India on October 22, followed by a day game against the Aussies on October 28.
South Africa will be their next opponents on November 1 in Pune before they head to Bengaluru where they'll play their final two league encounters, against Pakistan on November 4 & against Qualifier 2 on November 9.
Kane Williamson's still in contention?
Black Caps captain Kane Williamson was earlier ruled out of the World Cup due to an ACL injury but such has been his recovery that the Kiwis are now hopeful that the veteran batter could play some part in the marquee event in India. If he's indeed available for even a few matches, it will be a massive boost for New Zealand.
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