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The semifinals are 15 & 16 November and the final is 19 November, all with an 8:30am GMT start time
As you might have seen in the news, reigning champions England have opened the 2023 ICC Men’s India Cricket World Cup, with a match against New Zealand in Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
Though England were well beaten by the Black Caps, by some nine wickets, hopes are high that they will progress through the tournament.
And if they do, the excitement will undoubtably grow, meaning venues might want to show some of the latter matches, but are unlikely to have the correct permissions to sell alcohol so early in the morning.
And no one wants to see a repeat of the issues surrounding TENs and the Woman’s World Cup final.
To help, below is a full list of matches and GMT start times, just in case you might want to apply for a temporary events notice, so you can be ready to pull a pint just as the umpire utters ‘play’ at 8:30am from the other side of the world.
Just to be clear, when applying to your local licensing authority for a TEN, at least ten working days notice must be given to the local authority. If there are less than ten days before the event, it is possible to apply for a ‘late’ TEN by giving between five and nine working days notice. The notice period excludes the day the notice is received and the first day of the event.
If you need any help, please contact one of our licensing solicitors who will gladly help you.
October
Tuesday 10th October – England v Bangladesh, 6am (Note -too late for a standard or late TEN)
Sunday 15th October – England v Afghanistan, 9.30am
Saturday 21st October – England v South Africa, 9.30am
Thursday 26th October – England v Sri Lanka, 9.30am
November
Saturday 4th November – England v Australia, 8.30am
Wednesday 8th November – England v Netherlands, 8.30am
Saturday 11th November – England v Pakistan, 8.30am
Semi-finals
Wednesday 15th November – 1st v 4th place, 8.30am
Thursday 16th November – 2nd v 3rd place, 8.30am
Final
Sunday 19th November, winner of semi-final 1 v winner of semi-final 2, 8.30am
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