Cricket World Cup
Follow India Abroad

The ICC Men’s ODI World Cup runs 4 October to 21 November 2027 across South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia — the single most-requested cricket trip on the horizon for Indian fans. We build around India’s league matches, with verified tickets in hand before you fly, then pair the cricket with what South Africa does better than anywhere: safari and wine.

Match days are the spine — Newlands beneath Table Mountain, the Wanderers’ bullring at Highveld altitude where the ball carries and the crowd never sits. Between games, a Cape Winelands day in Stellenbosch, then a safari leg in a private conservancy: dawn drives, the Big Five, a fire under a sky with no city glow anywhere near it.

The stands fill with as much blue as the home side’s green — half of Johannesburg’s Indian community turns up, and the chant travels. Our host knows where the supporters gather and where the shade lands after lunch. October brings 20–28°C on the Highveld, cooler at the Cape, with an honest afternoon thunderstorm never fully ruled out.

Some moments are built for lingering: the anthem before an India match with the whole stand on its feet; a Winelands lunch that runs into evening while someone checks the other group’s score; a leopard held in a spotlight on a night drive, the vehicle’s engine off, nobody in the row daring to speak.

For cricket obsessives who follow India abroad and want the safari-and-wine payoff South Africa alone offers — families, couples, fan-groups. It is not for anyone wanting only the cricket with no travel around it, and not for travellers uneasy with long transfers between host cities and reserves.