The most awaited cricket tournament is ready to kick off, and here is the complete schedule of the ten competing teams.
2019 ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy. (Photo: Twitter/@cricketworldcup)
Teams have started arriving in England, and the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 craze has reached a fever pitch.
From May 30 onwards, all 10 teams will be locking horns with each other to prove their mettle at the quadrennial event to be held in England and Wales. It will be interesting to see if the ODI rankings table-topper England could keep the trophy in their own backyard and become the third team in the ODI World Cup history to do so, or defending champions Australia foil their plans and make it a record sixth time. It will be interesting if a third team play a blinder and take the trophy home.
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The mega event will feature a lot of expected and unexpected moments in the match, something which will keep the spectators on the edge of their seats with fingers crossed.
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The most awaited cricket tournament is ready to kick off, and here is the complete schedule of the ten competing teams.
30 May: England vs South Africa – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
03 June: England vs Pakistan – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
08 June: England vs Bangladesh – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (3pm IST)
14 June: England vs West Indies – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
18 June: England vs Afghanistan – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
21 June: England vs Sri Lanka – Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
25 June: England vs Australia – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
30 June: England vs India – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
03 July: England vs New Zealand – Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3pm IST)
05 June: South Africa vs India – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
09 June: India vs Australia – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
13 June: India vs New Zealand – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
16 June: India vs Pakistan – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
22 June: India vs Afghanistan – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
27 June: West Indies vs India – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
30 June: England vs India – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
02 July: Bangladesh vs India – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
06 July: Sri Lanka vs India – Emerald Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
30 May: England vs South Africa – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
02 June: South Africa vs Bangladesh – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
05 June: South Africa vs India – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
10 June: South Africa vs West Indies – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
15 June: South Africa vs Afghanistan – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (6pm IST)
19 June: New Zealand vs South Africa – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
23 June: Pakistan vs South Africa – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
28 June: Sri Lanka vs South Africa – Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3pm IST)
06 July: Australia vs South Africa – Old Trafford, Manchester (6pm IST)
01 June: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (3pm IST)
05 June: Bangladesh vs New Zealand – The Oval, London (6pm IST)
08 June: Afghanistan vs New Zealand – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (6pm IST)
13 June: India vs New Zealand – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
19 June: New Zealand vs South Africa – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
22 June: West Indies vs New Zealand – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
26 June: New Zealand vs Pakistan – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
29 June: New Zealand vs Australia – Lord’s, London (6pm IST)
03 July: England vs New Zealand – Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3pm IST)
01 June: Afghanistan vs Australia – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (6pm IST)
06 June: Australia vs West Indies – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
09 June: India vs Australia – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
12 June: Australia vs Pakistan – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (3pm IST)
15 June: Sri Lanka vs Australia – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
20 June: Australia vs Bangladesh – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
25 June: England vs Australia – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
29 June: New Zealand vs Australia – Lord’s, London (6pm IST)
06 July: Australia vs South Africa – Old Trafford, Manchester (6pm IST)
31 May: West Indies vs Pakistan – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
03 June: England vs Pakistan – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
07 June: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (3pm IST)
12 June: Australia vs Pakistan – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (3pm IST)
16 June: India vs Pakistan – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
23 June: Pakistan vs South Africa – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
26 June: New Zealand vs Pakistan – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
29 June: Pakistan vs Afghanistan – Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
05 July: Pakistan vs Bangladesh – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
02 June: South Africa vs Bangladesh – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
05 June: Bangladesh vs New Zealand – The Oval, London (6pm IST)
08 June: England vs Bangladesh – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (3pm IST)
11 June: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (3pm IST)
17 June: West Indies vs Bangladesh – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (3pm IST)
20 June: Australia vs Bangladesh – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
24 June: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
02 July: Bangladesh vs India – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
05 July: Pakistan vs Bangladesh – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
31 May: West Indies vs Pakistan – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
06 June: Australia vs West Indies – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (3pm IST)
10 June: South Africa vs West Indies – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
14 June: England vs West Indies – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
17 June: West Indies vs Bangladesh – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (3pm IST)
22 June: West Indies vs New Zealand – Old Trafford, Manchester (6pm IST)
27 June: West Indies vs India – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
01 July: Sri Lanka vs West Indies – Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3pm IST)
04 July: Afghanistan vs West Indies – Emerald Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
01 June: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Sophia Gardens Cardiff (3pm IST)
04 June: Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (3pm IST)
07 June: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (3pm IST)
11 June: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (3pm IST)
15 June: Sri Lanka vs Australia – The Oval, London (3pm IST)
21 June: England vs Sri Lanka – Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
28 June: Sri Lanka vs South Africa – Riverside, Chester-le-Stre (3pm IST)et
01 July: Sri Lanka vs West Indies – Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3pm IST)
06 July: Sri Lanka vs India – Emerald Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
01 June: Afghanistan vs Australia – The Bristol County Ground, Bristol (6pm IST)
04 June: Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (3pm IST)
08 June: Afghanistan vs New Zealand – The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (6pm IST)
15 June: South Africa vs Afghanistan – Sophia Gardens Cardiff, Cardiff (6pm IST)
18 June: England vs Afghanistan – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
22 June: India vs Afghanistan – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
24 June: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (3pm IST)
29 June: Pakistan vs Afghanistan – Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
04 July: Afghanistan vs West Indies – Emerald Headingley, Leeds (3pm IST)
09 July: 1st semi-final (1 vs 4) – Old Trafford, Manchester (3pm IST)
11 July: 2nd semi-final (2 vs 3) – Edgbaston, Birmingham (3pm IST)
14 July: Final – Lord’s, London (3pm IST)
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