Chattogram, Sylhet, Kirtipur and Mulpani will host the 41-match event. Chattogram will stage both semi-finals on February 4 and the final on February 6.
The teams have been divided into four groups. Defending champions India are in Group A with Ireland, West Indies and Nepal, while 2025 runners-up South Africa headline Group B alongside New Zealand, Pakistan and Samoa.
Bangladesh are in Group C with Australia, Nigeria and the UAE, while Group D features England, Sri Lanka, the USA and Scotland.
The tournament will begin on January 21, with Bangladesh facing the UAE and Australia taking on Nigeria in Sylhet. Sri Lanka will meet Scotland, while England face the USA in Mulpani on the same day.
India won the first two editions in 2023 and 2025.
All 41 matches will be played during the day, with morning games starting at 9:30am and afternoon matches at 1:30pm local time.
