ICC World Cup 2019 Schedule: Full List of Matches, Dates & Venues

Four teams – India, New Zealand, England and Australia – will be playing in the semifinals of the ICC World Cup.

Indian cricket team pose after 2011 cricket world cup victory. 

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The ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, which started on 30 May in the United Kingdom, is now into its business end.

After 45 matches, three of which were abandoned without a ball being bowled, four teams will now be heading into the knockout stages which are scheduled to start on 9 July.

India, Australia, England and New Zealand will now fight it out for the last two spots in the final to be played at Lord’s, and the winner of which will take the coveted trophy home.

Full Schedule of the 2019 ICC World Cup

DATE	MATCH	VENUE
30-May	England vs South Africa	The Oval, London
31-May	West Indies vs Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
01-Jun	New Zealand vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
	Afghanistan vs Australia (D/N)	Bristol County Ground, Bristol
02-Jun	South Africa vs Bangladesh	The Oval, London
03-Jun	England vs Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
04-Jun	Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
05-Jun	South Africa vs India	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
	Bangladesh vs New Zealand (D/N)	The Oval, London
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
	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	England vs West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
15-Jun	Sri Lanka vs Australia	The Oval, London
	South Africa vs Afghanistan (D/N)	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
16-Jun	India vs Pakistan	Old Trafford, Manchester
17-Jun	West Indies vs Bangladesh	County Ground, Taunton
18-Jun	England vs Afghanistan	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
	West Indies vs New Zealand (D/N)	Old Trafford, Manchester
23-Jun	Pakistan vs South Africa	Lord's, London
24-Jun	Bangladesh vs Afghanistan	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
25-Jun	England vs Australia	Lord's, London
26-Jun	New Zealand vs Pakistan	Edgbaston, Birmingham
27-Jun	West Indies vs India	Old Trafford, Manchester
28-Jun	Sri Lanka vs South Africa	The Riverside, Durham
29-Jun	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	Headingley, Leeds
	New Zealand vs Australia (D/N)	Lord's, London
30-Jun	England vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham
01-Jul	Sri Lanka vs West Indies	The Riverside, Durham
02-Jul	Bangladesh vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham
03-Jul	England vs New Zealand	The Riverside, Durham
04-Jul	Afghanistan vs West Indies	Headingley, Leeds
05-Jul	Pakistan vs Bangladesh	Lord's, London
06-Jul	Sri Lanka vs India	Headingley, Leeds
	Australia vs South Africa (D/N)	Old Trafford, Manchester
09-Jul	Semi-Final (1 vs 4)	Old Trafford, Manchester
10-Jul	Reserve Day
11-Jul	Semi-Final (2 vs 3)	Edgbaston, Birmingham
12-Jul	Reserve Day
14-Jul	Final	Lord's, London
15-Jul	Reserve Day

Key Things to Know About the 2019 ICC World Cup

• The 46-day long 2019 Cricket World Cup will see the participation of 10 teams, namely Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa and Sri Lanka, West Indies and Afghanistan.
• The tournament opener will be held at The Oval between hosts England and South Africa.
• Eleven venues in the UK will host the 2019 World Cup matches.
• Following the single league format, each side will play the other once in the tournament, post which 4 sides will move on to semis.
• Old Trafford in Manchester will host a maximum of six matches
• The 2019 ICC World Cup final will be held at The Lord’s in London.

Team India Performance in World Cup

• India have won the cricket World Cup on two occasions in the past – 1983 and 2011.
• Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni are India’s World Cup winning captains till date.
• India won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013.

ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup Ticket Information

The tickets for the ICC World Cup will go on sale from this year itself. The priority access to the cricket family ticket ballot will open on 8 May 2018 and close on 1 June 2018.

The tickets are open to all but you need to register on the ICC site beforehand to be eligible to get tickets. A public ballot for the unsuccessful fans will be launched in July 2018.

The remaining tickets, if any, will go on sale in September 2018. The tickets will be available on a first come, first serve basis. The tickets will be available on cricketworldcup.com.

ICC World Cup 2019 Ticket Prices

According to the ICC, 80,000 tickets for the World Cup matches will cost £20 or less and 200,000 will cost £50 or less. This roughly translates to Rs 1850 and Rs 4600. But India and England fans will have to shell out a minimum of £55 (Rs 5000 appx) to watch their teams play. This amount can go up to £70 (Rs 6400 appx) for big matches.

Most tickets however cost in excess of £100 (Rs 9200 appx).

Keeping in mind the interest around India-Pakistan matches, the ticket prices of India vs Pakistan match on 16 June are priced at £235 (Rs 21500 approx) for a platinum ticket. The bronze tickets are priced at £70 (Rs 6400 approx) . Should you wish to see the final match at Lord’s, be prepared to shell out anything between £95 (Rs 8600 approx) to £395 (Rs 36,000).

(With inputs from ICC)