ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will be the 12th edition and takes places in England and Wales. It is scheduled between 30th May to 14th June 2019. England, India, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh qualified for the tournament directly. West Indies and Afghanistan qualified through ICC World Cup Qualifiers last year.
Australia won the World cup for a record of 5 times. India and West Indies won 2-2 times each. ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will be kick-off when the hosts England took South Africa on 30th May.
This year ICC introduced some changes and make the tournament as round-robin tournament instead of putting teams in different groups. Each team will play against each other at least once and the top four teams will qualify for semi-finals.
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 full Schedule
| Date | Match | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 30 May | England vs South Africa | London |
| 31 May | Pakistan vs West Indies | Nottingham |
| 1 June | New Zealand vs Sri Lanka | Cardiff |
| 1 June | Australia vs Afghanistan | Bristol |
| 2 June | Bangladesh vs South Africa | London |
| 3 June | England vs Pakistan | Nottingham |
| 4 June | Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka | Cardiff |
| 5 June | India vs South Africa | Southampton |
| 5 June | Bangladesh vs New Zealand | London |
| 6 June | Australia vs West Indies | Nottingham |
| 7 June | Sri Lanka vs Pakistan | Bristol |
| 8 June | England vs Bangladesh | Cardiff |
| 8 June | Afghanistan vs New Zealand | Taunton |
| 9 June | India vs Australia | London |
| 10 June | West Indies vs South Africa | Southampton |
| 11 June | Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka | Bristol |
| 12 June | Australia vs Pakistan | Taunton |
| 13 June | India vs New Zealand | Nottingham |
| 14 June | England vs West Indies | Southampton |
| 15 June | Australia vs Sri Lanka | London |
| 15 June | Afghanistan vs South Africa | Cardiff |
| 16 June | India vs Pakistan | Manchester |
| 17 June | Bangladesh vs West Indies | Taunton |
| 18 June | Afghanistan vs England | Manchester |
| 19 June | New Zealand vs South Africa | Birmingham |
| 20 June | Australia vs Bangladesh | Nottingham |
| 21 June | England vs Sri Lanka | Leeds |
| 22 June | India vs Afghanistan | Southampton |
| 22 June | New Zealand vs West Indies | Manchester |
| 23 June | Pakistan vs South Africa | London |
| 24 June | Afghanistan vs Bangladesh | Southampton |
| 25 June | Australia vs England | London |
| 26 June | New Zealand vs Pakistan | Birmingham |
| 27 June | India vs West Indies | Manchester |
| 28 June | Sri Lanka vs South Africa | Chester-le-Street |
| 29 June | Afghanistan vs Pakistan | Leeds |
| 29 June | Australia vs New Zealand | London |
| 30 June | India vs England | Birmingham |
| 1 July | Sri Lanka vs West Indies | Chester-le-Street |
| 2 July | India vs Bangladesh | Birmingham |
| 3 July | England vs New Zealand | Chester-le-Street |
| 4 July | Afghanistan vs West Indies | Leeds |
| 5 July | Bangladesh vs Pakistan | London |
| 6 July | India vs Sri Lanka | Leeds |
| 6 July | Australia vs South Africa | Manchester |
Semi-finals
1st positioned team vs 4th positioned team at Manchester.
2nd positioned team vs 3rd positioned team at Birmingham.
Final
First semi-final winner vs Second semi-final winner at London.
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