Pakistan, July 31 -- The International Cricket Council on Thursday confirmed the 12 host cities for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027. The tournament will be jointly hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, marking the event's return to Africa after 24 years.

The ICC also unveiled the tournament's brand identity and campaign, "Make the Circle Bigger," during a launch ceremony in Johannesburg. According to the governing body, the campaign draws inspiration from the African philosophy of Ubuntu, symbolising unity, inclusion, and community.

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The 50-over tournament will be played across 12 venues, including eight in South Africa, three in Zimbabwe, and one in Namibi...