CWC 2019 Schedule

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 scheduled for next year in England and Wales is now final The full schedule for the mega event is announced and the 10-team cricket extravaganza will be played between 30 May - 14 July 2019. In total there will be 48 matches that will be played. India are expected to play their first match of the World Cup against South Africa on June 5 and India vs Pakistan the clash of the rivals will be on 16th June 2019

Date		Matches				Venue
30-May		South Africa	vs	England		The Oval, London
31-May		Pakistan	vs	West Indies		Trent Bridge, Nottingham
01-Jun		Australia	vs	Afghanistan		Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
01-Jun		New Zealand	vs	Sri Lanka		Bristol County Ground, Bristol
02-Jun		South Africa	vs	Bangladesh		The Oval, London
03-Jun		Pakistan	vs	England		Trent Bridge, Nottingham
04-Jun		Afghanistan	vs	Srilanka		Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
05-Jun		Bangladesh	vs	New Zealand		The Oval, London
05-Jun		India	vs	South Africa		Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
06-Jun		Australia	vs	West Indies		Trent Bridge, Nottingham
07-Jun		Pakistan	vs	Sri Lanka		Bristol County Ground, Bristol
08-Jun		England	vs	Bangladesh		Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
08-Jun		Afghanistan	vs	New Zealand		County Ground, Taunton
09-Jun		India	vs	Australia		The Oval, London
10-Jun		South Africa	vs	West Indies		Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
11-Jun		Bangladesh	vs	Sri Lanka		Bristol County Ground, Bristol
12-Jun		Australia	vs	Pakistan		County Ground, Taunton
13-Jun		India	vs	New Zealand		Trent Bridge, Nottingham
14-Jun		West Indies	vs	England		Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
15-Jun		South Africa	vs	Afghanistan		The Oval, London
15-Jun		sri lanka	vs	Australia		Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
16-Jun		India	vs	Pakistan		Old Trafford, Manchester
17-Jun		Bangladesh	vs	West Indies		County Ground, Taunton
18-Jun		Afghanistan	vs	England		Old Trafford, Manchester
19-Jun		New Zealand	vs	South Africa		Edgbaston, Birmingham
20-Jun		Australia	vs	Bangladesh		Trent Bridge, Nottingham
21-Jun		England	vs	Sri Lanka		Headingley, Leeds
22-Jun		India	vs	Afghanistan		Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
22-Jun		New Zealand	vs	West Indies		Old Trafford, Manchester
23-Jun		Pakistan	vs	South Africa		Lord's, London
24-Jun		Bangladesh	vs	Afghanistan		Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
25-Jun		Australia	vs	England		Lord's, London
26-Jun		New Zealand	vs	Pakistan		Edgbaston, Birmingham
27-Jun		India	vs	West Indies		Old Trafford, Manchester
28-Jun		South Africa	vs	Sri Lanka		The Riverside, Durham
29-Jun		Afghanistan	vs	Pakistan		Headingley, Leeds
29-Jun		Australia	vs	New Zealand		Lord's, London
30-Jun		India	vs	England		Edgbaston, Birmingham
01-Jul		Sri Lanka	vs	West Indies		The Riverside, Durham
02-Jul		Bangladesh	vs	India		Edgbaston, Birmingham
03-Jul		New Zealand	vs	England		The Riverside, Durham
04-Jul		West Indies	vs	Afghanistan		Headingley, Leeds
05-Jul		Bangladesh	vs	Pakistan		Lord's, London
06-Jul		Australia	vs	South Africa		Headingley, Leeds
06-Jul		India	vs	Sri Lanka		Old Trafford, Manchester

Knock Out

Date	Matches
09-Jul	SEMI Final1
10-Jul	reserve day
11-Jul	semi Final2
12-Jul	reserve day
14-Jul	Final

 

The 12th edition of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 scheduled to be hosted by England and wales. The first match will be on 30th May 2019 and the last and final 2019 Cricket World will be on 14th July 2019. There will be total 45 matches that will be played. Each team will be playing 9 matches and the top 4 teams will go for knock-out stages. Top team on the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 points table will have its match with the 4th ranked team and 2nd ranked will have uts match with 3rd i.e 1st vs 4th & 2nd vs 3rd .

Host of the 2019 Cricket World Cup

England and Wales will play host to 2019 world cup after winning the rights over a decade ago.England and Wales were guaranteed the rights to 2019 if they agreed to withdraw their 2015 bid, which they promptly did. England were also granted the rights to the first ever T20 world cup in 2007 at the same time. The cricket tournament was originally going to be an invitational but after all twelve full and provisional members accepted the invitation the ICC granted it official status.

Qualification for the 2019 Cricket World Cup

This time only 10 teams will qualify for the 2019 world cup after a decision was taken to shrink the size of the tournament. England will qualify automatically because they are hosting the world cup, as will the top seven one day international nations according to the latest ICC rankings 6 months prior to the tournament. All test playing nations plus the two most successful affiliate members Afghanistan and Ireland will be eligible to qualify this way. However that leaves only two spots for the remaining test playing nations and affiliate members of the ICC.

Teams Qualified for the 2019 Cricket World Cup

Automatically Qualifier

• England

Current qualifiers based on current ICC One Day International rankings

• Australia
• South Africa
• India
• New Zealand
• Sri Lanka
• Bangladesh
• Pakistan

Current participants in the 2018 World Cup qualification tournament based on current standings

• Zimbabwe
• Scotland
• Afghanistan
• Nepal
• West Indies
• Ireland
• United Arab Emirates
• Netherlands
• Papua New Guinea
• West Indies

Advance to Final, qualify for 2019 World Cup

West Indies & Afghanistan has qualified for 2019 Cricket World Cup. West Indies played 5 matches with 4 Win and 1 loss which was against Afghanistan who also qualified for the world cup 2019. Out of the 10 teams who participated in 2018 World Cup qualification tournament Hong Kong & Papua New Guinea lost ODI status while Nepal gained ODI status until 2022.

• West Indies
• Afghanistan

Cricket World Cup 2019 Format

There are many formats that has been used is the past but this time in group stage every team will be playing with each other once. Which means each 10 teams will be playing 9 matches i.e total 45 matches will be played before this extended group stage there will be no quarter final and the top 4 teams will progress directly to semi-final. The winner of each respective semi will go to final and the final winner will be declared as the champion of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

Venue Details

As the Cricket world Cup 2019 schedule is not yet been released we have a venue details where the matches will be played. The Final mathc will be played in  Lords and two semi-finals according to the English Cricket Board will be played at Edgbaston and Old Trafford. Some of the list of stadiums are as below.

Venue	City	County team	Capacity
Edgbaston Cricket Ground	Birmingham	Warwickshire	25,000
County Cricket Ground	Bristol	Gloucestershire	17,000
Sophia Gardens	Cardiff	Glamorgan	15,643
Riverside Ground	Chester-le-Street	Durham	20,000
Headingley	Leeds	Yorkshire	17,500
Lord's	London	Middlesex	28,000
The Oval	London	Surrey	23,500
Glamorgan County Cricket Club	Carmarthenshire	Glamorgan County Cricket Club	10,000
Old Trafford	Manchester	Lancashire	22,000
Trent Bridge	Nottingham	Nottinghamshire	17,001
Rose Bowl	Southampton	Hampshire	25,000
North Marine Road Ground	The Pavilion	Scarborough	11,500
County Ground	Taunton	Somerset	8,500

Previous Cricket World Cup (CWC) Winners:

Since 1975 we have Team Australia who has won maximum 5 Cricket world cup titles, folowed by Team India 2 World cup Titles in 1983 & 2011 and West Indies 2 World cup titles in 1975 & 1979. Sri Lanka & Pakistan have won 1 world cup titles.

Year	Winner	Result	Runner-up
1975	West Indies
	291/8 (60 overs)	West Indies won by 17 runs[11]	Australia
	274 all out (58.4 overs)	Lord's, London	England
1979	West Indies
	286/9 (60 overs)	West Indies won by 92 runs[16]	England
	194 all out (51 overs)	Lord's, London	England
1983	India
	183 all out (54.4 overs)	India won by 43 runs[20]	West Indies
	140 all out (52 overs)	Lord's, London	England
1987	Australia
	253/5 (50 overs)	Australia won by 7 runs[21]	England
	246/8 (50 overs)	Eden Gardens, Kolkata, India	India, Pakistan
1992	Pakistan
	249/6 (50 overs)	Pakistan won by 22 runs[23]	England
	227 all out (49.2 overs)	MCG, Melbourne, Australia dagger	Australia, New Zealand
1996	Sri Lanka
	245/3 (46.2 overs)	Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets[25]	Australia
	241/7 (50 overs)	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan dagger	India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
1999	Australia
	133/2 (20.1 overs)	Australia won by 8 wickets[28]	Pakistan
	132 all out (39 overs)	Lord's, London	England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland
2003	Australia
	359/2 (50 overs)	Australia won by 125 runs[30]	India
	234 all out (39.2 overs)	Wanderers, Johannesburg, South Africa	Kenya, South Africa, Zimbabwe
2007	Australia
	281/4 (38 overs)	Australia won by 53 runs double-dagger[32]	Sri Lanka
	215/8 (36 overs)	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	West Indies
2011	India
	277/4 (48.2 overs)	India won by 6 wickets[35]	Sri Lanka
	274/6 (50 overs)	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, India dagger	Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka
2015	Australia
	186/3 (33.1 overs)	Australia won by 7 wickets	New Zealand
	183 all out (45 overs)	MCG, Melbourne, Australia dagger	Australia, New Zealand

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