Two-time World Cup champions West Indies (WI) and 1996 winners Sri Lanka (SL) have been placed in opposing groups as the ICC released the schedule for the 2023 ODI World Cup Qualifiers on Tuesday, May 23. The tournament is scheduled to take place between June 18 and July 9.West Indies are drawn in Group A alongside Zimbabwe, Netherlands, Nepal, and USA. Meanwhile, Sri Lanka are placed with Ireland, Scotland, Oman, and UAE.The development comes after both WI and SL couldn't qualify in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League. They respectively finished with nine and seven wins from 24 games.ICC@ICCThe fixtures are in for this year's @cricketworldcup Qualifier tournament in Zimbabwe Details 22919The fixtures are in for this year's @cricketworldcup Qualifier tournament in Zimbabwe 👀Details 👇Each team will play four matches during the group stage of the qualifier, with the top three teams in each group progressing into the Super Six, which will then play three matches against opposite group sides.The top two teams will go head-to-head in the final in Harare on July 9. The finalists will qualify for the 2023 ODI World Cup in India.The remaining four teams enter the play-off for minor placings (7-10).Speaking about the fixtures, ICC Chief Executive Geoff Allardice said:“With two former Men’s Cricket World Cup champions among the contenders as well as emerging cricket nations who are aiming to qualify for the first time, this unique event, featuring teams from Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe will be a showcase of the global game.”Here’s the complete schedule of 2023 ODI World Cup QualifiersZimbabwe Cricket@ZimCricketvZimbabwe, West Indies clash headlines Men’s CWC Qualifier fixturesDetails zimcricket.org/zimbabwe-west-…32Zimbabwe, West Indies clash headlines Men’s CWC Qualifier fixturesDetails 🔽zimcricket.org/zimbabwe-west-…Sunday, 18 JuneZimbabwe v Nepal, Harare Sports ClubWest Indies v USA, Takashinga Cricket ClubMonday, 19 JuneSri Lanka v UAE, Queen’s Sports ClubIreland v Oman, Bulawayo Athletic ClubTuesday, 20 JuneZimbabwe v Netherlands, Harare Sports ClubNepal v USA, Takashinga Cricket ClubWednesday, 21 JuneIreland v Scotland, Queen’s Sports ClubOman v UAE, Bulawayo Athletic ClubThursday, 22 JuneWest Indies v Nepal, Harare Sports ClubNetherlands v USA, Takashinga Cricket ClubFriday, 23 JuneSri Lanka v Oman, Queen’s Sports ClubScotland v UAE, Bulawayo Athletic ClubSaturday, 24 JuneZimbabwe v West Indies, Harare Sports ClubNetherlands v Nepal, Takashinga Cricket ClubSunday, 25 JuneSri Lanka v Ireland, Queen’s Sports ClubScotland v Oman, Bulawayo Athletic ClubMonday, 26 JuneZimbabwe v USA, Harare Sports ClubWest Indies v Netherlands, Takashinga Cricket ClubTuesday, 27 JuneSri Lanka v Scotland, Queen’s Sports ClubIreland v UAE, Bulawayo Athletic ClubThursday, 29 JuneSuper 6: A2 v B2, Queen’s Sports ClubFriday, 30 JuneSuper 6: A3 v B1, Queen’s Sports ClubPlayoff: A5 v B4, Takashinga Cricket ClubSaturday, 1 JulySuper 6: A1 v B3, Harare Sports ClubSunday, 2 JulySuper 6: A2 v B1, Queen’s Sports ClubPlayoff: A4 v B5, Takashinga Cricket ClubMonday, 3 JulySuper 6: A3 v B2, Harare Sports ClubTuesday, 4 JulySuper 6: A2 v B3, Queen’s Sports ClubPlayoff: 7th v 8th Takashinga Cricket ClubWednesday, 5 JulySuper Six: A1 v B2, Harare Sports ClubThursday, 6 JulySuper Six: A3 v B3, Queen’s Sports ClubPlayoff: 9th v 10th Takashinga Cricket ClubFriday, 07 JulySuper Six: A1 v B1, Harare Sports ClubSunday, 09 JulyFinal, Harare Sports Club