'This time for Africa': The ODI World Cup returns to a changed continent
By Firdose Moonda · Source: ESPN
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![[L to R] Tavengwa Mukuhlani, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, Jay Shah, ICC chairman, Rihan Richards, president of Cricket South Africa, and Rudie van Vuuren, president of Namibia Cricket, launch the 2027 ODI World Cup — Article image accompanying 'This time for Africa': The ODI World Cup returns to a changed continent on WagerUp Sports News. [L to R] Tavengwa Mukuhlani, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, Jay Shah, ICC chairman, Rihan Richards, president of Cricket South Africa, and Rudie van Vuuren, president of Namibia Cricket, launch the 2027 ODI World Cup — Article image accompanying 'This time for Africa': The ODI World Cup returns to a changed continent on WagerUp Sports News.](https://a.espncdn.com/i/cricket/cricinfo/1548175_900x506.jpg)
The hosts want the World Cup to leave a legacy that extends beyond cricket's traditional audiences
By Firdose Moonda · Source: ESPN
Published:
![[L to R] Tavengwa Mukuhlani, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, Jay Shah, ICC chairman, Rihan Richards, president of Cricket South Africa, and Rudie van Vuuren, president of Namibia Cricket, launch the 2027 ODI World Cup — Article image accompanying 'This time for Africa': The ODI World Cup returns to a changed continent on WagerUp Sports News. [L to R] Tavengwa Mukuhlani, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, Jay Shah, ICC chairman, Rihan Richards, president of Cricket South Africa, and Rudie van Vuuren, president of Namibia Cricket, launch the 2027 ODI World Cup — Article image accompanying 'This time for Africa': The ODI World Cup returns to a changed continent on WagerUp Sports News.](https://a.espncdn.com/i/cricket/cricinfo/1548175_900x506.jpg)
The hosts want the World Cup to leave a legacy that extends beyond cricket's traditional audiences