World Cup Super League 2023/24

The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League served as a qualification pathway for the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup rather than a standalone tournament with a final or trophy. Established by the International Cricket Council (ICC), the competition ran from July 2020 to March 2023. The format differed from standard leagues through the use of bilateral One Day International (ODI) series played home and away across participating nations.

Fourteen teams entered the competition, comprising ten Full Members and four Associate Members. India was excluded from the points table as the host nation for the subsequent World Cup. The structure determined qualification through a final standings table. The top eight teams secured direct entry to the 2023 tournament, while the bottom two faced a qualifier to determine the final spots. England finished at the top of the final points table.

The competition was discontinued after the 2023 World Cup concluded. It was replaced by the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2, which operates from 2023 to 2027 for the 2027 World Cup qualification. Some confusion exists regarding the name, as it is often mistaken for the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2025. That separate round-robin tournament took place in Lahore, Pakistan, between April 9 and 19, 2025. It featured Ireland, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and West Indies, alongside Scotland and Thailand. In that qualifier, Pakistan and Bangladesh advanced to the 2025 World Cup as the top two teams.