As the world gears up for one of the most anticipated events in the sporting calendar, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has unveiled the full fixture list for the Men’s World Cup 2023. Cities across India will play host to this global cricketing spectacle, with teams worldwide competing for the coveted title. The schedule promises many thrilling encounters from the English squad locking horns with New Zealand to the much-awaited India-Pakistan face-off. Let’s delve into the complete lineup of matches slated for October and November 2023 without further ado.

October:
October 5, Time: 09:30 BST: England vs New Zealand in Ahmedabad
October 6, Time: 09:30 BST: Pakistan vs Netherlands in Hyderabad
October 7, Time: 06:00 BST: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan in Dharamsala
October 7, Time: 09:30 BST: South Africa vs Sri Lanka in Delhi
October 8, Time: 09:30 BST: India vs Australia in Chennai
October 9, Time: 09:30 BST: New Zealand vs Netherlands in Hyderabad
October 10, Time: 06:00 BST: England vs Bangladesh in Dharamsala
October 10, Time: 09:30 BST: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in Hyderabad
October 11, Time: 09:30 BST: India vs Afghanistan in Delhi
October 12, Time: 09:30 BST: Australia vs South Africa in Lucknow
October 13, Time: 09:30 BST: New Zealand vs Bangladesh in Chennai
October 14, Time: 09:30 BST: India vs Pakistan in Ahmedabad
October 15, Time: 09:30 BST: England vs Afghanistan in Delhi
October 16, Time: 09:30 BST: Australia vs Sri Lanka in Lucknow
October 17, Time: 09:30 BST: South Africa vs Netherlands in Dharamsala
October 18, Time: 09:30 BST: New Zealand vs Afghanistan in Chennai
October 19, Time: 09:30 BST: India vs Bangladesh in Pune
October 20, Time: 09:30 BST: Australia vs Pakistan in Bangalore
October 21, Time: 06:00 BST: Netherlands vs Sri Lanka in Lucknow
October 21, Time: 09:30 BST: England vs South Africa in Mumbai
October 22, Time: 09:30 BST: India vs New Zealand in Dharamsala
October 23, Time: 09:30 BST: Pakistan vs Afghanistan in Chennai
October 24, Time: 09:30 BST: South Africa vs Bangladesh in Mumbai
October 25, Time: 09:30 BST: Australia vs Netherlands in Delhi
October 26, Time: 09:30 BST: England vs Sri Lanka in Bangalore
October 27, Time: 09:30 BST: Pakistan vs South Africa in Chennai
October 28, Time: 06:00 BST: Australia vs New Zealand in Dharamsala
October 28, Time: 09:30 BST: Netherlands vs Bangladesh in Kolkata
October 29, Time: 08:30 GMT: India vs England in Lucknow
October 30, Time: 08:30 GMT: Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka in Pune
October 31, Time: 08:30 GMT: Pakistan vs Bangladesh in Kolkata

November:


November 1, Time: 08:30 GMT: New Zealand vs South Africa in Pune
November 2, Time: 08:30 GMT: India vs Sri Lanka in Mumbai
November 3, Time: 08:30 GMT: Netherlands vs Afghanistan in Lucknow
November 4, Time: 05:00 GMT: New Zealand vs Pakistan in Bangalore
November 4, Time: 08:30 GMT: England vs Australia in Ahmedabad
November 5, Time: 08:30 GMT: India vs South Africa in Kolkata
November 6, Time: 08:30 GMT: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka in Delhi
November 7, Time: 08:30 GMT: Australia vs Afghanistan in Mumbai
November 8, Time: 08:30 GMT: England vs Netherlands in Pune
November 9, Time: 08:30 GMT: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka in Bangalore
November 10, Time: 08:30 GMT: South Africa vs Afghanistan in Ahmedabad
November 11, Time: 05:00 GMT: Australia vs Bangladesh in Pune
November 11, Time: 08:30 GMT: England vs Pakistan in Kolkata
November 12, Time: 08:30 GMT: India vs Netherlands in Bangalore

Play-offs:
November 15, Time: 08:30 GMT: First semi-final in Mumbai
November 16, Time: 08:30 GMT: Second semi-final in Kolkata
November 19, Time: 08:30 GMT: Final in Ahmedabad
I hope this format meets your requirements!