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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will start on 24th May 2019 with a warm-up match. 10 warm-up matches will be played till 28 May 2019. The match number 1 will be played on 30th May 2019 between England and South Africa in Kennington Oval, London. The semi-final matches will be played on 09 Jul and 11 Jul. The final match of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will be played on 14 July 2019 at Lords, London.

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Australia has won the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 5 times. India and West Indies have won the World Cup Trophy the 2-2 times. While Pakistan and Sri Lanka have won the ICC Cricket World Cup final the 1-1 time. This season of the World Cup will be very-very entertaining. So don't miss even a single match of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Schedule   

Warm-up matches

May 24, Fri

Pakistan vs Afghanistan, 1st Warm-up game
County Ground, Bristol

Sri Lanka vs South Africa, 2nd Warm-up game
Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

May 25, Sat

England vs Australia, 3rd Warm-up match
The Rose Bowl, Southampton

India vs New Zealand, 4th Warm-up match
Kennington Oval, London

May 26, Sun

South Africa vs Windies, 5th Warm-up match
County Ground, Bristol

Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 6th Warm-up match
Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

May 27, Mon

Australia vs Sri Lanka, 7th Warm-up match
The Rose Bowl, Southampton

England vs Afghanistan, 8th Warm-up match
Kennington Oval, London

May 28, Tue

New Zealand vs Windies, 9th Warm-up game

County Ground, Bristol

India vs Bangladesh, 10th Warm-up game

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

League matches

May 30, Thu

England vs South Africa, Match 1

Kennington Oval, London

May 31, Fri

Windies vs Pakistan, Match 2

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Jun 01, Sat

New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, Match 3

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Afghanistan vs Australia, Match 4

County Ground, Bristol

Jun 02, Sun

South Africa vs Bangladesh, Match 5

Kennington Oval, London

Jun 03, Mon

England vs Pakistan, Match 6

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Jun 04, Tue

Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka, Match 7

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Jun 05, Wed

South Africa vs India, Match 8

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

Bangladesh vs New Zealand, Match 9

Kennington Oval, London

Jun 06, Thu

Australia vs Windies, Match 10

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Jun 07, Fri

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, Match 11

County Ground, Bristol

Jun 08, Sat

England vs Bangladesh, Match 12

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Afghanistan vs New Zealand, Match 13

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

Jun 09, Sun

India vs Australia, Match 14

Kennington Oval, London

Jun 10, Mon

South Africa vs Windies, Match 15

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

Jun 11, Tue

Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, Match 16

County Ground, Bristol

Jun 12, Wed

Australia vs Pakistan, Match 17

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

Jun 13, Thu

India vs New Zealand, Match 18

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Jun 14, Fri

England vs Windies, Match 19

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

Jun 15, Sat

Sri Lanka vs Australia, Match 20

Kennington Oval, London

South Africa vs Afghanistan, Match 21

Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Jun 16, Sun

India vs Pakistan, Match 22

Old Trafford, Manchester

Jun 17, Mon

Windies vs Bangladesh, Match 23

The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

Jun 18, Tue

England vs Afghanistan, Match 24

Old Trafford, Manchester

Jun 19, Wed

New Zealand vs South Africa, Match 25

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Jun 20, Thu

Australia vs Bangladesh, Match 26

Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Jun 21, Fri

England vs Sri Lanka, Match 27

Headingley, Leeds

Jun 22, Sat

India vs Afghanistan, Match 28

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

Windies vs New Zealand, Match 29

Old Trafford, Manchester

Jun 23, Sun

Pakistan vs South Africa, Match 30

Lord's, London

Jun 24, Mon

Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Match 31

The Rose Bowl, Southampton

Jun 25, Tue

England vs Australia, Match 32

Lord's, London

Jun 26, Wed

New Zealand vs Pakistan, Match 33

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Jun 27, Thu

Windies vs India, Match 34

Old Trafford, Manchester

Jun 28, Fri

Sri Lanka vs South Africa, Match 35

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

Jun 29, Sat

Pakistan vs Afghanistan, Match 36

Headingley, Leeds

New Zealand vs Australia, Match 37

Lord's, London

Jun 30, Sun

England vs India, Match 38

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Jul 01, Mon

Sri Lanka vs Windies, Match 39

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

Jul 02, Tue

Bangladesh vs India, Match 40

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Jul 03, Wed

England vs New Zealand, Match 41

Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

Jul 04, Thu

Afghanistan vs Windies, Match 42

Headingley, Leeds

Jul 05, Fri

Pakistan vs Bangladesh, Match 43

Lord's, London

Jul 06, Sat

Sri Lanka vs India, Match 44

Headingley, Leeds

Australia vs South Africa, Match 45

Old Trafford, Manchester

Semi-Final

Jul 09, Tue

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

Old Trafford, Manchester

Jul 11, Thu

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

Edgbaston, Birmingham

Final

Jul 14, Sun

TBC vs TBC, Final

Lord's London

A list of World Cup Winners

1975 West Indies291–8 Australia 274 West Indies won by 17 runs

1979 West Indies286–9 England 194 West Indies won by 92 runs

1983 India 183 West Indies 140 India won by 43 runs

1987Australia 253–5 England 246–8 Australia won by 7 runs

1992 Pakistan 249–6 England 227 Pakistan won by 22 runs

1996 Sri Lanka 245–3 Australia 241 Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets

1999 Australia 133–2 Pakistan 132Australia won by 8 wickets

2003 Australia 359–2 India 234Australia won by 125 runs

2007 Australia 281–4 Sri Lanka 215–8 Australia won by 53 runs

2011 India 277–4 Sri Lanka 274–6 India won by 6 wickets

2015 Australia 186–3 New Zealand 183 Australia won by 7 wickets