Freerolls Sports Bar in Chiang Mai will be showing all matches of the 2023 Cricket World Cup that start before 11pm Thai time. The tournament will be held in India from October 5 to November 19, 2023.
The bar has 10 screens, so there will be plenty of space to watch the action. Food and drinks will be available throughout the tournament.
Here are some of the standout matches that will be shown at Freerolls:
Final (November 19, 8pm, Ahmedabad): The final of the Cricket World Cup is always the most anticipated match of the tournament. This year's final is sure to be no exception, with the two best teams in the world battling it out for the title. Both teams will be looking to win their third World Cup title, and this match is sure to be a close contest.
In addition to the matches mentioned above, Freerolls will also be showing all the other matches of the Cricket World Cup 2023. So whether you're a fan of India, Pakistan, Australia, England, or any of the other teams, you'll be able to catch all the action at Freerolls.
The Cricket World Cup for 2023 is nearly underway, and you can catch all of the action in Chiang Mai at Freerolls Sports Bar. Every match will be shown live. Given that the event is being held in India, Thailand is only a fw hours ahead, meaning we can show all the Cricket World Cup 2023 action in Chiang Mai
The Cricket World Cup 2023 Fixtures:
Thursday, October 5: England v New Zealand (Ahmedabad)
Friday, October 6: Pakistan v Netherlands (Hyderabad)
Saturday, October 7: Bangladesh v Afghanistan (Dharamsala), South Africa v Sri Lanka (Delhi)
Sunday, October 8: India v Australia (Chennai)
Monday, October 9: New Zealand v Netherlands (Hyderabad)
Tuesday, October 10: England v Bangladesh (Dharamsala), Pakistan v Sri Lanka (Hyderabad)
Wednesday, October 11: India v Afghanistan (Delhi)
Thursday, October 12: Australia v South Africa (Lucknow)
Friday, October 13: New Zealand v Bangladesh (Chennai)
Saturday, October 14: India v Pakistan (Ahmedabad)
Sunday, October 15: England v Afghanistan (Delhi)
Monday, October 16: Australia v Sri Lanka (Lucknow)
Tuesday, October 17: South Africa v Netherlands (Dharamsala)
Wednesday, October 18: New Zealand v Afghanistan (Chennai)
Thursday, October 19: India v Bangladesh (Pune)
Friday, October 20: Australia v Pakistan (Bengaluru)
Saturday, October 21: England v South Africa (Mumbai), Netherlands v Sri Lanka (Lucknow)
Sunday, October 22: India v New Zealand (Dharamsala)
Monday, October 23: Pakistan v Afghanistan (Chennai)
Tuesday, October 24: South Africa v Bangladesh (Mumbai)
Wednesday, October 25: Australia v Netherlands (Delhi)
Thursday, October 26: England v Sri Lanka (Bengaluru)
Friday, October 27: Pakistan v South Africa (Chennai)
Saturday, October 28: Netherlands v Bangladesh (Kolkata), Australia v New Zealand (Dharamsala)
Sunday, October 29: India v England (Lucknow)
Monday, October 30: Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (Pune)
Tuesday, October 31: Pakistan v Bangladesh (Kolkata)
Wednesday, November 1: New Zealand v South Africa (Pune)
Thursday, November 2: India v Sri Lanka (Mumbai)
Friday, November 3: Netherlands v Afghanistan (Lucknow)
Saturday, November 4: England v Australia (Ahmedabad), New Zealand v Pakistan (Bengaluru)
Sunday, November 5: India v South Africa (Kolkata)
Monday, November 6: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (Delhi)
Tuesday, November 7: Australia v Afghanistan (Mumbai)
Wednesday, November 8: England v Netherlands (Pune)
Thursday, November 9: New Zealand v Sri Lanka (Bengaluru)
Friday, November 10: South Africa v Afghanistan (Ahmedabad)
Saturday, November 11: Australia v Bangladesh (Pune), England v Pakistan (Kolkata)
Sunday, November 12: India v Netherlands (Bengaluru)
Wednesday, November 15: Semi-final 1 (Mumbai)
Thursday, November 16: Semi-final 2 (Kolkata)
Sunday, November 19: Final (Ahmedabad)
