2023 European Cricket Championship

The following 31 national teams took part in the competition: ==Format==

30 of the 31 teams were divided into six groups of five. After a round-robin stage, the top four teams in each group played a knockout round using the Page playoff system. The six group winners were joined by the 2022 winners, the Netherlands, in the Championship Week, which culminated with the final, on October 20. ==Squads==

Teams were able to submit rosters of up to 15 players. The 4 countries with ODI status (England, Scotland, Ireland and Netherlands) participated with their "XI" squads, instead of their premier or "A" players. == Group stage ==

The Group Stage is played across the first 3 weeks of the tournament, with each group lasting 3 days. Group A Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds Group B Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds Group C Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds Group D Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds Group E Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds Group F Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds == Championship Week ==

The Championship Week featured the 2022 champions, the Netherlands, as well as the six group winners. It was contested between October 16 and October 20. The top four teams advanced to the knockout rounds with the final played on October 20, 2023. Round robin • advance to the Qualifier • advance to the Eliminator Knockout rounds == Broadcasting ==

European Cricket announced the following list of broadcasters for the 2023 tournament. In countries with no broadcaster listed below, all games were available live on YouTube. ==Notes==