ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Full Schedule And Team Details

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019: Here's the full program of World Cup and all the important things

ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2019

The ICC Cricket World Cup to be held in England in 2019 now has less than 100 days left. The eyes of all the teams are held on the ICC Cricket World Cup and millions of Cricket fans are also desperate to support their teams. Preparements for the Cricket World Cup, which is being held in England and Wales, are also in progress and the report of the latest status report of the plains can be issued soon. By the way, England has already hosted Cricket World Cup in 1975, 1979, 1983 and 1999. This time the tournament will be inaugurated on 30th May and the tournament's final match will be played on 14th July. It will be the 12th edition of this biggest battle of cricket that lasted for 46 days. Let's know all the teams, fields and the whole program of this great game of cricket.

10 practice matches (warm-up matches) will be played between teams before the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 begins. These matches are to be played from May 24 to 28. Cricket World Cup 2019 will be held on 11 grounds in England. These are 11 fields.

1. Birmingham - Edgbaston Cricket Ground
2. Bristol - Bristol Cricket Ground
3. Cardiff - Sofia Gardens
4. Chester-le-Street-Riverside Ground
5. Leeds - Headingley Cricket Ground
6. London - Lord's Cricket Ground
7. London- The Oval
8. Manchester - Old Trafford
9. Nottingham-Trent Bridge
10. Southampton-Rose Bowl
11. Totten County Ground

- Full program of Cricket World Cup 2019

1. England vs. South Africa - 30 May - London - 3pm
2. Pakistan vs West Indies - 31st May - Nottingham - 3pm
3. New Zealand vs Sri Lanka - June 1 - Cardiff - 3pm
4. Afghanistan vs Australia - 1st June - Bristol - Day 6 at 6pm
5. Bangladesh vs South Africa - 2 June - London - 3pm
6. England v Pakistan - June 3 - Nottingham - 3pm
7. Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka - June 4 - Cardiff - 3pm
8. India vs. South Africa - June 5 - Southampton - 3pm
9. Bangladesh vs New Zealand - June 5 - London - Day 6 @ 6 pm
10. Australia v West Indies - June 6 - Nottingham - 3pm
11. Pakistan vs Sri Lanka - June 7 - Bristol - 3pm
12. England vs. Banglades - June 8 - Cardiff - 3pm
13. Afghanistan v New Zealand - June 8 - Tonton - Day-Night at 6 p.m.
14. India vs Australia - 9th June - London - 3pm
15. West Indies v. South Africa - June 10 - Southampton - 3pm
16. Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka - June 11 - Bristol - 3pm
17. Australia vs Pakistan - June 12 - TONTON - 3 PM
18. India vs New Zealand - June 13 - Nottingham - 3pm
19. England v West Indies - June 14 - Southampton - 3pm
20. Australia v Sri Lanka - June 15 - London - 3pm
21. Afghanistan vs South Africa - June 15 - Cardiff - Day 6 at 6pm
22. India vs Pakistan - June 16 - Manchester - 3pm
23. Bangladesh vs. West Indies - June 17 - TONTON - 3 PM
24. Afghanistan vs England - June 18 - Manchester - 3pm
25. New Zealand vs. South Africa - June 19 - Birmingham - 3pm
26. Australia vs. Bangladesh - June 20 - Nottingham - 3pm
27. England v Sri Lanka - June 21 - Leeds - 3pm
28. India vs. Afghanistan - June 22 - Southampton - 3pm
29. New Zealand v West Indies - June 22 - Manchester - Day-Night at 6 p.m.
30. Pakistan vs. South Africa - June 23 - London - 3pm
31. Afghanistan vs. Banglades - June 24 - Southampton - 3pm
32. England v Australia - June 25 - London - 3pm
33. New Zealand v Pakistan - June 26 - Birmingham - 3pm
34. India vs. West Indies - 27 June - Manchester - 3pm
35. South Africa vs Sri Lanka - 28 June - Chester le Street - 3pm
36. Afghanistan vs Pakistan - June 29 - Leeds - 3 pm
37. Australia v New Zealand - 29 June - London - Day 6 @ 6 pm
38. India vs England - 30 June - Birmingham - 3pm
39. Sri Lanka vs. West Indies - 1st July - Chester le Street - 3pm
40. India vs. Bangladesh - 2 July - Birmingham - 3pm
41. England v New Zealand - 3 July - Chester le Street - 3pm
42. Afghanistan vs. West Indies - 4 July - Leeds - 3pm
43. Pakistan vs. Bangladesh - July 5 - London - Day-Night at 6pm
44. India vs. Sri Lanka - July 6 - Leeds - 3pm
45. Australia v South Africa - July 6 - Manchester - Day 6 at 6pm
46. 1st Semi-final - Manchester - 3pm
47. Second semi-birmingham - 3 noon
48. Final - London (Lord's) - 3pm

The tournament will be played in the group stage round robin format where all the teams will play each other against each other. That is, before the semi-finals and finals, a total of 45 matches will be played, out of which every team will play 9 matches. The four teams that will be on top will move towards the semifinals. The points table is going to be a big attraction in this tournament.