The tournament opener will be played in Karachi on February 19, with hosts Pakistan facing New Zealand and the final is scheduled for March 9.
More importantly, India will play all their matches in Dubai, with the highly anticipated marquee clash against arch-rivals Pakistan to be held on February 23.
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