Ticket prices

The ICC have made it mandatory for offical travel agents of the T20 World Cup to publish the face value price of the tickets we are selling. These are listed below:

Eng v Sco CAT A $135.00
Aus v Oma CAT A $80.00
Nam v Sco CAT A $17.00
Eng v Aus CAT A $135.00
Aus v Nam CAT A $80.00
Eng v Oma CAT A $80.00
Eng v Nam CAT A $80.00
B1 v C2 CAT A $135.00
B1 v D1 CAT A $135.00
A2 v B1 CAT A $135.00
Final CAT A $260.00 (Sold Out) / CAT B $160.00

Please note the ticket descriptions on our packages are subject to change, as advised by the ICC. 

England fixtures

Find below a full schedule for England at the T20 World Cup. Should they qualify for the second stage of the competition, England will be B1 during the Super 8 matches, regardless of where they finish in the group. 

• 04 June – England v Scotland – Barbados
• 08 June – Australia v England – Barbados
• 13 June – England v Oman – Antigua 
• 15 June – Namibia v England – Antigua
• 19 June – B1 v C2 – St Lucia 
• 21 June – B1 v D1 – St Lucia
• 23 June – A2 v B1 – Barbados
• 26 June – Semi Final 1 – Trinidad
• 27 June – Semi Final 2 – Guyana
• 29 June – Final – Barbados

Who will play in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024?

As reigning champions, England automatically qualified for the 2024 World Cup alongside seven of the other nations who made the Super 8 stage in 2022: Pakistan, Australia, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the Netherlands.

The United States and West Indies qualified as hosts, while Afghanistan and Bangladesh automatically reached the tournament based on their world rankings.

Eight more teams then earned a spot at the finals through regional qualifying events. They were: Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Papua New Guinea, Nepal, Oman, Namibia, and Uganda. 

Where will it be hosted?

Games in the Caribbean will be held across Antigua, Barbados, Guyana, St Vincent, St Lucia and Trinidad.

Games in the USA will take place in Florida, New York and Texas. 

Find out more about what to expect in our travel guide to the Caribbean below.

Join the Caribbean carnival of cricket in 2024 and cheer on England as they take on the world.