Former champions Bangladesh will start the super six campaign of the ICC U-19 Men's World Cup' 2024 taking on their South Asian rivals Nepal, the 3rd ranked team of Group D on Wednesday  (Jan 31). The match will kick at 2 pm ( Bangladesh time) at Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein in South Africa. They will play Group D champions Pakistan in the other super six match at Benoni in South Africa on Saturday (February 3). After the 16- team first group phase ended on Sunday, top 12 teams,  divided in two groups, entered the super six stage. BCB Special Committee meets with Shakib, Tamim to evaluate World Cup performance The Super Six will involve the top three sides from each of the four round-robin groups, with teams progressing from Groups A and D comprising one Group while the teams  from B and C in another group. Each of the teams will  carry forward their points and net run rate (NRR) in the super six stage which  they earned in the group stage matches. The six teams, which made super six berth  from group A and D are:  India, Bangladesh, Ireland (Group A)  Pakistan, New Zealand and Nepal ( Group D). South Africa, England, West Indies, Australia, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe qualified for the super six stage  from  Group B and C respectively. The remaining four teams --USA, Afghanistan, Namibia and Scotland –  which didn't make the super six berth-– will compete in the  play-off matches for the last four places of the tournament. The teams will play two matches in the Super Six stage against their opponents from the corresponding group which  finished in a different position in their group. BPL 2024: Chattogram's winning streak continue That means India (toppers of Group A) will face off against New Zealand (second position in Group D while Nepal, third position in Group D) will play Bangladesh, the 2nd team of Group A) . The top two sides from the two Super Six groups will qualify  for the semi-final stage. The two semi-final matches  scheduled to be held on February 6 and 8 respectively while the final is set to take place on ( February 11)  , with all three knockout games set to take place in Benoni.   Complete  fixtures of the Super Six matches January 30: India v New Zealand in Bloemfontein Sri Lanka v West Indies in Kimberley Pakistan v Ireland in Potchefstroom   BCB to Discuss Bangladesh’s World Cup Disappointment with Shakib   January  31: Nepal v Bangladesh in Bloemfontein Australia v England in Kimberley Zimbabwe v South Africa in Potchefstroom   February 02: India v Nepal in Bloemfontein West Indies v Australia in Kimberley South Africa v Sri Lanka in Potchefstroom   February 03: Pakistan v Bangladesh in Benoni New Zealand v Ireland in Bloemfontein England v Zimbabwe in Potchefstroom