The International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to propose the match-ups for the World Test Championship (WTC) spanning 2027 to 2031 during an upcoming meeting in Bali. This significant gathering will take place from November 11 to November 15, 2026, and will include representatives from the ICC Board and various committees across the globe, marking the final set of meetings for that year.

This meeting in Bali is expected to be crucial for the future of Test cricket, as it will outline the framework and schedule for the next cycle of the WTC. The ICC's decisions during this period will have a lasting impact on the format and structure of international cricket, particularly in how teams compete for the prestigious title over the next several years.S1

As cricket continues to evolve, the ICC's planning for the WTC is part of a broader strategy to enhance the sport's global appeal and competitiveness. The outcomes of the Bali meetings will likely be closely monitored by cricketing nations, fans, and stakeholders eager to see how the championship will take shape in the coming decade.S2