TRENT BRIDGE

Based in Nottinghamshire, the ground is named after the river Trent and was established in 1841. Currently, its can seat about 15,350 people but the capacity is likely to go up to 17,000 for the T20 World Cup. Trent Bridge will host the first semi-final.

Based in Nottinghamshire, the ground is named after the river Trent and was established in 1841. Currently, its can seat about 15,350 people but the capacity is likely to go up to 17,000 for the T20 World Cup. Trent Bridge will host the first semi-final.

Matches at Trent Bridge

Sat 6

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22:00 IST:

Bangladesh v India

Mon 8

18:00 IST:

Bangladesh v Ireland

22:00 IST:

Australia v Sri Lanka

Wed 10

18:00 IST: Sri Lanka v West Indies

22:00 IST: India v Ireland

Thu 11

18:00 IST: Group F - TBC v TBC (D1 v A2)

Thu 11

22:00 IST: Group E - TBC v TBC (B2 v D2)

Tue 16

18:00 IST: Group F - TBC v TBC (D1 v C2)

22:00 IST: Group E - TBC v TBC (D2 v A1)

Thu 18

22:00 IST:

1st Semi-Final