ICC chalks out plan, wants to honour Mahatma Gandhi as 2027 ODI World Cup set to start on Gandhi Jayanti: Report
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has begun outlining a plan for the 2027 ODI World Cup, and the body is narrowing down dates for the tournament next year. According to a Cricbuzz report, the organisers are looking to start the 14-team tournament on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti next year. The ICC wants the competition to start on October 2 to commemorate the life of a leader who championed peace and non-violence. It is worth mentioning that South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia are the co-hosts for the tournament. The ICC is looking to start the 2027 ODI World Cup on October 2 (ANI Pic Service) Mahatma Gandhi also had strong links with South Africa, as he spent 21 years in the country; hence, it is not a surprise that the ICC wants to pay tribute to a leader known as the Father of the Nation in India. According to Cricbuzz, the ICC had earlier planned to start the tournament on October 8, after holding warm-up matches from October 1 to 7. However, the plan has …









