Cricket World Cup 2019 fixtures, schedule, and qualified teams as England face South Africa
THE ICC Cricket World Cup is almost here and takes on a new format.
Just ten nations will compete in one round-robin group with four progressing to the semi-finals.
When is the Cricket World Cup 2019?
The Cricket World Cup will take place between May 30 and July 14, 2019.
Which teams have qualified for the Cricket World Cup 2019?
The full list of qualifiers is as follows:
England
Pakistan
India
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Bangladesh
West Indies
Afghanistan
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Cricket World Cup 2019 fixtures
May 30: England vs South Africa – The Oval
May 31: Pakistan vs West Indies – Nottingham
June 1: New Zealand vs Sri Lanka – Cardiff
June 1: Australia vs Afghanistan – Bristol (day/night)
June 2 : South Africa vs Bangladesh – The Oval
June 3: England vs Pakistan – Nottingham
June 4: Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan – Cardiff
June 5: India vs South Africa – Southampton
June 5: New Zealand vs Bangladesh – The Oval (day/night)
June 6: Australia vs West Indies – Nottingham
June 7: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan – Bristol
June 8: England vs Bangladesh – Cardiff
June 8: New Zealand vs Afghanistan – Taunton (day/night)
June 9: Australia vs India – The Oval
June 10: South Africa vs West Indies – Southampton
June 11: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh – Bristol
June 12: Australia vs Pakistan – Taunton
June 13: India vs New Zealand – Nottingham
June 14: England vs West Indies – Southampton
June 15: Australia vs Sri Lanka – The Oval
June 15: South Africa vs Afghanistan – Cardiff (day/night)
June 16: India vs Pakistan – Manchester
June 17: Bangladesh vs West Indies – Taunton
June 18: England vs Afghanistan – Manchester
June 19: New Zealand vs South Africa – Birmingham
June 20: Australia vs Bangladesh – Nottingham
June 21: England vs Sri Lanka – Leeds
June 22: India vs Afghanistan – Southampton
June 22: New Zealand vs West Indies – Manchester (day/night)
June 23: Pakistan vs South Africa – Lord’s
June 24: Afghanistan vs Bangladesh – Southampton
June 25: England vs Australia – Lord’s
June 26: Pakistan vs New Zealand – Birmingham
June 27: India vs West Indies – Manchester
June 28: Sri Lanka vs South Africa – Chester-le-Street
June 29: Pakistan vs Afghanistan – Leeds
June 29: Australia vs New Zealand – Lord’s (day/night)
June 30: England vs India – Birmingham
July 1: Sri Lanka vs West Indies – Chester-le-Street
July 2: India vs Bangladesh – Birmingham
July 3: England vs New Zealand – Chester-le-Street
July 4: West Indies vs Afghanistan – Leeds
July 5: Pakistan vs Bangladesh – Lord’s
July 6: Sri Lanka vs India – Leeds
July 6: Australia vs South Africa – Manchester (day/night)
July 9: Semi-final 1 – Manchester
July 11 – Semi-final 2 – Birmingham
July 14 – Final – Lord’s