Big prediction about ODI World Cup 2023, veteran said – final will be between these two teams
ICC ODI World Cup 2023: Preparations have started for the ODI World Cup 2023 to be hosted by India in October-November. The final schedule can be announced soon by the ICC. Meanwhile, the former captain of the Pakistan team has made a big prediction for the two teams that will reach the finals.

Preparations have started for the ODI World Cup 2023 to be hosted by India in October-November. The scheduled draft of this tournament has been sent to the ICC by the Board of Control for Cricket in India. Under this tournament lasting 46 days, 10 teams will play a total of 48 matches. Under the scheduled draft, the match between India and Pakistan will be played on 15 October. The ICC is said to announce the final schedule soon. Meanwhile, the former captain of the Pakistan cricket team has made a big prediction. He has told that this time between which two teams the final of the World Cup can be played.
Former Pakistan cricket team captain Misbal-ul-Haq has made a big prediction regarding the ODI World Cup 2023. If Misbal is to be believed, this time in the final match, a clash can be seen between the teams of India and Pakistan. Not only this, but Misbah has also expressed the possibility of Pakistan winning the World Cup this time.
The inaugural match of the ODI World Cup 2023 will be played on 5 October and the final on 19 November. A total of ten teams will participate in this tournament and each team will play nine league matches at different venues. The great match between India and Pakistan will be played on October 15, which will be held at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
Currently, teams from Australia, England, Pakistan, New Zealand, Afghanistan, South Africa, and Bangladesh have qualified for the tournament along with host India. The remaining two teams will qualify through a qualifier round to be played in Zimbabwe from June 18 to July 9.
Please tell that Misbah-ul-Haq made his Test debut for Pakistan in 2001 against New Zealand. He retired from international cricket in 2017 during a match against West Indies. He scored 5222 runs in 75 Tests, 5122 runs in 162 ODIs, and 788 runs in 39 T20 Internationals. He was the captain of the Pakistani team in the 2015 ODI World Cup.