ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 schedule - Match details, time, venue ...

ICC World cup 2019 is scheduled England&Wales from 30 May to 14 July 2019. It is the fifth time that  Icc Cricket World Cup is played in England. The ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 is the 12th edition of the Cricket World Cup. Australia is the most successful World Cup team has won the tournament five times and were runner up two times. Ten teams are participating in these tournaments. The format of ICC world cup 2019 is a group stage. The group stage format is a round-robin, where all ten teams play each other once, in a single group. This format is used in the 1992 world cup

ICC World CUP 2019  Scheduled 

May 30, Thursday

  England vs South Africa, Match 1

Kennington Oval, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

May 31, Friday 

West Indies vs Pakistan, Match 2

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2:30 PM(PKT)

June 01 Saturday 

New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Match 3

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

2:30 PM(PKT)

Second Match 

Afghanistan vs Australia, Match 4

County Ground, Bristol

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 02, Sunday 

South Africa vs Bangladesh, Match 5

Kennington Oval, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 03, Monday 

England vs Pakistan, Match 6

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 04, Tuesday 

Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka, Match 7

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 05, Wednesday 

South Africa vs India, Match 8

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

Bangladesh vs New Zealand, Match 9

Kennington Oval, London

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 06, Thursday 

Australia vs West indies, Match 10

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 07, Friday 

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Match 11

County Ground, Bristol

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 08, Saturday 

England vs Bangladesh, Match 12

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

Afghanistan vs New Zealand, Match 13

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 09, Sunday 

India vs Australia, Match 14

Kennington Oval, London

2:30 PM(PKT)

June 10, Monday 

South Africa vs West indies, Match 15

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 11, Tuesday 

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Match 16

County Ground, Bristol

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 12, Wednesday 

Australia vs Pakistan, Match 17

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 13, Thursday 

India vs New Zealand, Match 18

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 14, Friday 

England vs West indies, Match 19

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 15, Saturday

Sri Lanka vs Australia, Match 20

Kennington Oval, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

South Africa vs Afghanistan, Match 21

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 16, Sunday 

India vs Pakistan, Match 22

Old Trafford, Manchester

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 17, Monday

West indies vs Bangladesh, Match 23

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

2:30 PM( PKT)

June 18, Tuesday 

England vs Afghanistan, Match 24

Old Trafford, Manchester

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 19, Wednesday 

New Zealand vs South Africa, Match 25 

Edgbaston, Birmingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 20, Thursday 

Australia vs Bangladesh, Match 26

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 21, Friday 

England vs Sri Lanka, Match 27

Headingley, Leeds

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 22, Saturday

India vs Afghanistan, Match 28

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

West indies vs New Zealand, Match 29

Old Trafford, Manchester

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 23, Sunday

Pakistan vs South Africa, Match 30

Lord's, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 24, Monday

Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Match 31

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 25, Tuesday

England vs Australia, Match 32

Lord's, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 26, Wednesday 

New Zealand vs Pakistan, Match 33

Edgbaston, Birmingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 27, Thursday 

West indies vs India, Match 34

Old Trafford, Manchester

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 28, Friday 

Sri Lanka vs South Africa, Match 35

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

2:30 PM (PKT)

June 29, Saturday 

Pakistan vs Afghanistan, Match 36

Headingley, Leeds

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

New Zealand vs Australia, Match 37

Lord's, London

5:30 PM (PKT)

June 30, Sunday

England vs India, Match 38

Edgbaston, Birmingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 01, Monday 

Sri Lanka vs West indies, Match 39

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 02, Tuesday 

Bangladesh vs India, Match 40

Edgbaston, Birmingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 03, Wednesday

England vs New Zealand, Match 41

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 04, Thursday 

Afghanistan vs West indies, Match 42

Headingley, Leeds

2:30 PM (PKT)

July05, Friday

Pakistan vs Bangladesh, Match 43

Lord's, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 06, Saturday

Sri Lanka vs India, Match 44

Headingley, Leeds

2:30 PM (PKT)

Second Match

Australia vs South Africa, Match 45

Old Trafford, Manchester

5:30 PM (PKT)

July 09, Tuesday

TBC vs TBC, 1st Semi-Final (1 v 4)

Old Trafford, Manchester

2:30 PM (PKT)

July 11,  Thursday 

TBC vs TBC, 2nd Semi-Final (2 v 3)

Edgbaston, Birmingham

2:30 PM (PKT)

Final

July 14, Sunday 

TBC vs TBC, Final

Lord's, London

2:30 PM (PKT)

  Total Matches:48 

Total teams :10 

  Tournaments format:One day cricket  50 overs

           Match Starts:  England local time GMTand Pakistan local time  PKT 2:30pm

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