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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 is the 12th edition of the Cricket World Cup, scheduled to be hosted by England and Wales. Ten teams from around the globe are going to participate in this edition of the World Cup. Including all the full members except Zimbabwe and Ireland.

 

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The Lords Cricket Ground, London

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The Oval, London

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Trent Bridge, Nottingham

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Riverside Ground, Chester Lee Street

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Old Trafford, Manchester

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Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham

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Bristol County Ground, Bristol

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The Rose Bowl, Southampton

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Taunton County Ground, Taunton

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Sofia Gardens, Cardiff

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Headingly Ground, Leeds

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ROUND 1

England won by 32 runs v South Africa, The Oval
ENG: 300/3 (50) | SAF: 268/5 (50)
Jonny Bairstow 115 | Faf du Plessis 96
Jofra Archer 2-47 | Imran Tahir 2-60

West Indies v Pakistan won by 8 wickets, Trent Bridge
WIN: 264/4 (50) | PAK: 266/2 (42)
Shimron Hetmyer 113* | Muhammad Amir 3-41
Babar Azam 91* | Andre Russell 1-47

New Zealand won by 7 wickets v Sri Lanka, Cardiff
NZL: 215/3 (41) | SRL: 213/8 (50)
Trent Boult 3-37 | Jeevan Mendis 60
Martin Guptill 76 | Lasith Maling 1-27

ROUND 2

Afghanistan v Australia won by 36 runs, Bristol
AFG: 136 (40.5) | AUS: 172 (42.2)
Mujeeb ur Rahman 3-39 | Steven Smith 51*
Dawlat Zadran 30* | Mitchell Starc 5-33

South Africa won by 5 wickets v Bangladesh, The Oval
SAF: 235/5 (50) | BNG: 233/7 (50)
Imran Tahir 4-22 | Tamim Iqbal 58
Quinton de Kock 83* | Mashrafe Mortaza 2-61

England won by 3 runs v Pakistan, Trent Bridge
ENG: 288/8 (50) | PAK: 285/7 (50)
Jonny Bairstow 87 | Shadab Khan 3-57
Jofra Archer 2-43 | Babar Azam 110

ROUND 3

Afghanistan won by 5 wickets v Sri Lanka, Cardiff
ENG: 131/5 (32.5) | SRL: 130 (32.3)
Aftab Alam 2-20 | Milinda Siriwardena 36
Mohammad Shahzad 45 | Angelo Mathews 3-45

South Africa v India won by 24 runs, Southampton
SAF: 322/9 (50) | IND: 346/6 (50)
Lungi Ngidi 3-70 | Virat Kohli 89
Faf du Plessis 72 | Jasprit Bumrah 3-49

Bangladesh v New Zealand won by 44 runs, The Oval
BNG: 201/4 (50) | NZL: 245/5 (50)
Mashrafe Mortaza 2-42 | Ross Taylor 90
Mushfiqur Raheem 61 | Ish Sodhi 1-28

ROUND 4

Australia won by 4 wickets v West Indies, Trent Bridge
AUS: 278/6 (48.1) | WIN: 276/6 (50)
Mitchell Starc 1-37 | Shimron Hetmyer 104
Usman Khawaja 73 | Andre Russell 2-50

Pakistan won by 113 runs v Sri Lanka, Bristol
PAK: 216 (43.4) | SRL: 103 (31.4)
Babar Azam 67 | Suranga Lakmal 3-39
Imad Wasim 3-7 | Kusal Perera 40

England won by 117 runs v Bangladesh, Cardiff
ENG: 339/5 (50) | SAF: 222/6 (50)
Jonny Bairstow 173 | Mustafizur Rahman 3-72
Liam Plunkett 2-31 | Mahmudullah 37*


ROUND 5

Afghanistan v New Zealand won by 29 runs, Taunton
AFG: 286/5 (50) | NZL: 315/7 (50)
Rahmat Shah 3-23 | Kane Williamson 80
Mohammad Shahzad 122 | Trent Boult 2-38

India v Australia won by 37 runs, The Oval
IND: 284/8 (50) | AUS: 321/5 (50)
Hardik Pandya 2-27 | Usman Khawaja 144
MS Dhoni 89 | Pat Cummins 2-43

South Africa v West Indies won by 88 runs, Southampton
SAF: 268 (47.4) | WIN: 356/2 (50)
Imran Tahir 1-62 | Chris Gayle 173
Hashim Amla 57 | Oshane Thomas 3-41

ROUND 6

Bangladesh won by 6 wickets v Sri Lanka, Bristol
BNG: 229/4 (43) | SRL: 223/8 (50)
Mustafizur Rahman 5-40 | Angelo Matthews 77
Tamim Iqbal 56 | Lasith Malinga 2-48

Australia won by 6 wickets v Pakistan, Taunton
AUS: 140/4 (27) | PAK: 139 (36.2)
Mitchell Starc 3-33 | Asif Ali 29*
Aaron Finch 80* | Shadab Khan 2-30

India won by 63 runs v New Zealand, Trent Bridge
IND: 351/5 (50) | NZL: 288/6 (50)
Virat Kohli 92 | Trent Boult 3-57
Jasprit Bumrah 2-48 | Kane Williamson 69

ROUND 7

England won by 6 wickets v West Indies, Southampton
ENG: 320/4 (44.5) | WIN: 316/4 (50)
Liam Plunkett 2-44 | Shimron Hetmyer 131*
Joe Root 127 | Jason Holder 1-67

Sri Lanka v Australia won by 57 runs, The Oval
SRL: 230/7 (50) | AUS: 287/4 (50)
Suranga Lakmal 1-52 | Steven Smith 89
Kusal Perera 79 | Marcus Stoinis 3-42

South Africa won by 8 wickets v Afghanistan, Cardiff
SAF: 230/2 (34.2) | AFG: 229 (46.3)
Imran Tahir 4-49 | Mohammad Shahzad 56
Hashim Amla 103* | Rashid Khan 1-27

ROUND 8

India won by 8 wickets v Pakistan, Old Trafford
IND: 252/2 (42.1) | PAK: 251/5 (50)
Bhuvneshwar Kumar 2-35 | Haris Sohail 99*
Virat Kohli 95 | Imad Wasim 2-41

West Indies won by 206 runs v Bangladesh, Taunton
WIN: 430/4 (50) | BNG: 224/8 (50)
Chris Gayle 234 | Mosaddek Hossain 3-79
Soumya Sarkar 39 | Andre Russell 3-37

England won by 13 runs v Afghanistan, Old Trafford
ENG: 233/9 (50) | AFG: 220/9 (50)
Jason Roy 86 | Muhammad Nabi 3-48
Chris Woakes 2-31 | Muhammad Nabi 57

ROUND 9

New Zealand won by 40 runs v South Africa, Edgbaston
NZL: 332/6 (50) | SAF: 292/7 (50)
Kane Williamson 123 | Kagiso Rabada 2-53
David Miller 86 | Ish Sodhi 3-55

Australia won by 77 runs v Bangladesh, Trent Bridge
AUS: 319/5 (50) | BNG: 242/5 (50)
Steven Smith 76 | Shakib Al Hasan 2-46
Tamim Iqbal 81 | Glenn Maxwell 1-40

England won by 7 wickets v Sri Lanka, Headingley
ENG: 274/3 (41.4) | SRL: 271/7 (50)
Chris Woakes 3-43 | Lahiru Thirimanne 96
Joe Root 126 | Lasith Malinga 1-45

ROUND 10

India v Afghanistan won by 56 runs, Southampton
IND: 120 (33.2) | AFG: 176/7 (50)
Hardik Pandya 3-15 | Rahmat Shah 55*
Rohit Sharma 37 | Rashid Khan 3-15

West Indies v New Zealand won by 7 wickets, Old Trafford
WIN: 295/6 (50) | NZL: 297/3 (44.4)
Chris Gayle 113 | Lockie Ferguson 1-53
Carlos Brathwaite 1-57 | Ross Taylor 94*

Pakistan won by 75 runs v South Africa, Lord's
PAK: 314/7 (50) | SAF: 239/6 (50)
Babar Azam 112 | Andile Phehlukwayo 2-54
Mohammad Amir 3-32 | Andile Phehlukwayo 45

ROUND 11

Bangladesh won by 5 wickets v Afghanistan, Southampton
BNG: 199/5 (48.3) | AFG: 197/7 (50)
Mustafizur Rahman 2-36 | Mohammad Shahzad 45
Tamim Iqbal 53 | Gulbadin Naib 1-26

England v Australia won by 7 wickets, Lord's
ENG: 296/3 (50) | AUS: 299/3 (47.3)
Eoin Morgan 121* | Mitchell Starc 2-56
Adil Rashid 2-46 | Aaron Finch 97

New Zealand v Pakistan won by 141 runs, Edgbaston
NZL: 209/7 (50) | PAK: 350/4 (50)
Trent Boult 1-47 | Babar Azam 141
Kane Williamson 58 | Muhammad Amir 3-27

ROUND 12

West Indies v India won by 49 runs, Old Trafford
WIN: 282/5 (50) | IND: 331/4 (50)
Jason Holder 1-52 | Virat Kohli 114
Shimron Hetmyer 73* | Jasprit Bumrah 2-44

Sri Lanka v South Africa won by 6 wickets, Chester-le-Street
SRL: 238 (45.1) | SAF: 239/4 (41.2)
Kusal Perera 83 | Dale Steyn 4-43
Lasith Malinga 2-46 | Hashim Amla 73

Pakistan won by 56 runs v Afghanistan, Headingley
PAK: 265 (45.5) | AFG: 209/8 (50)
Fakhar Zaman 110 | Rashid Khan 3-53
Shadab Khan 4-41 | Rahmat Shah 45

ROUND 13

New Zealand v Australia won by 11 runs, Lord's
NZL: 258/9 (50) | AUS: 269/4 (50)
Ish Sodhi 2-41 | Aaron Finch 94
Martin Guptill 104 | Pat Cummins 4-46

England won by 7 wickets v India, Edgbaston
ENG: 310/3 (49) | IND: 307/9 (50)
Moeen Ali 4-37 | Shikhar Dhawan 107
Jonny Bairstow 147 | Mohammad Shami 1-52

Sri Lanka v West Indies won by 7 wickets, Chester-le-Street
SRL: 272/6 (50) | WIN: 273/3 (48.4)
Lahiru Thrimanne 81 | Sheldon Cottrell 3-50
Suranga Lakmal 2-40 | Chris Gayle 99

ROUND 14

Bangladesh v India won by 13 runs, Edgbaston
BNG: 309/5 (50) | IND: 322/5 (50)
Rubel Hossain 2-41 | Virat Kohli 132
Tamim Iqbal 86 | Kuldeep Yadav 3-41

England won by 41 runs v New Zealand, Chester-le-Street
ENG: 339/5 (50) | NZL: 298/6 (50)
Joe Root 80 | Matt Henry 2-89
Chris Woakes 2-66 | Tom Latham 92

Afghanistan won by 2 wickets v West Indies, Headingley
AFG: 157/8 (44.4) | WIN: 156 (37.2)
Rashid Khan 5-20 | Evin Lewis 31
Rahmat Shah 42* | Sheldon Cottrell 3-12

ROUND 15

Pakistan won by 44 runs v Bangladesh, Lord's
PAK: 313/9 (50) | BNG: 269/6 (50)
Babar Azam 146 | Rubel Hossain 3-54
Mohammad Amir 3-51 | Tamim Iqbal 87

Sri Lanka v India won by 6 wickets, Headingley
SRL: 276/7 (50) | IND: 277/4 (38.3)
Lahiru Thrimanne 104* | Hardik Pandya 3-38
Isuru Udana 1-53 | Rohit Sharma 109

Australia won by 42 runs v South Africa, Old Trafford
AUS: 291/5 (50) | SAF: 249/6 (50)
Steven Smith 75 | Imran Tahir 2-50
Jason Behrendorff 3-52 | David Miller 89*

SEMIFINALS

First semi-final: Australia v India won by 55 runs, Old Trafford
AUS: 258/9 (50) | IND: 313/3 (50)
Jason Behrendorff 1-47 | Virat Kohli 129*
Steven Smith 77* | Kuldeep Yadav 3-54

Second semi-final: England won by 12 runs v Pakistan, Edgbaston

ENG: 280/5 (50) | PAK: 268/6 (50)
Ben Stokes 90 | Shadab Khan 3-36
Adil Rashid 2-24 | Imam-ul-Haq 53​

THE FINAL

Final: England vs India, Lord's

ENG: / (50) | IND: / (50)
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Australia​

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TEAM: Australia MANAGERS: The Deadman and Na Maloom Afraad CAPTAIN: Aaron Finch​

SQUAD David Warner Aaron Finch Usman Khwaja Steve Smith Shaun Marsh Marcus Stoinis Glenn Maxwell Alex Carey Mitchell Starc Kane Richardson Jason Behrendorff Nathan Coulter-Nile Pat Cummins Adam Zampa Nathan Lyon​ ​

England​

TEAM: England MANAGERS: Sinister One CAPTAIN: Eoin Morgan​

SQUAD James Vince Joe Root Eoin Morgan Jason Roy Moeen Ali Ben Stokes Tom Curran Liam Dawson Jos Buttler Jonny Bairstow Mark Wood Liam Plunkett Chris Woakes Jofra Archer Adil Rashid ​

South Africa​

TEAM: South Africa MANAGERS: Navin Gandhi CAPTAIN: Faf du Plessis ​

SQUAD Hashim Amla Faf du Plessis Aiden Markam Rassie van der Dussen David Miller JP Duminy Andile Phehlukwayo Chris Morris Quinton de Kock Dale Steyn Lungi Ngidi Kagiso Rabada Dwaine Pretorious Tabraiz Shamsi Imran Tahir ​

West Indies​

TEAM: West Indies MANAGERS: Life Warrior CAPTAIN: Jason Holder ​

SQUAD Chris Gayle Evin Lewis Darren Bravo Shimron Hetmyer Andre Russell Carlos Brathwaite Ashley Nurse Fabian Allen Jason Holder Nicholas Pooran Shai Hope Oshane Thomas Kemar Roach Shannon Gabriel Sheldon Cottrell ​

New Zealand​

TEAM: New Zealand MANAGERS: Ashutosh CAPTAIN: Kane Williamson ​

SQUAD Martin Guptill Ross Taylor Kane Williamson - Right arm offbreak Colin Munro - Right arm medium Colin de Grandhomme James Neesham Mitchell Santner Tom Blundell Tom Latham Henry Nicholls Trent Boult Tim Southee Matt Henry Lockie Ferguson Ish Sodhi ​

India​

TEAM: India MANAGERS: The Martian CAPTAIN: Virat Kohli ​

SQUAD Shikhar Dhawan Rohit Sharma Virat Kohli KL Rahul Ravindra Jadeja Vijay Shankar Hardik Pandya Kedhar Jadhav MS Dhoni Dinesh Karthik Mohammed Shami Bhuvneshwar Kumar Jasprit Bumrah Kuldeep Yadav Yuzvendra Chahal ​

Pakistan​

TEAM: Pakistan MANAGERS: CerealKiller CAPTAIN: Sarfraz Ahmad ​

SQUAD Fakhar Zaman Imam-ul-Haq Babar Azam Asif Ali Shoaib Malik Haris Sohail Mohammad Hafeez Shadab Khan Imad Wasim Sarfraz Ahmed Wahab Riaz Shaheen Afridi Muhammad Amir Hassan Ali Muhammad Hasnain ​

Sri Lanka​

TEAM: Sri Lanka MANAGERS: Naman Thakur CAPTAIN: Dimuth Karunaratne ​

SQUAD Lahiru Thirimanne Dimuth Karunaratne Avishka Fernando Angelo Mathews Dhananjaya de silva Isuru Udana Jeevan Mendis Milinda Siriwardana Thisara Perera Kusal Perera Kusal Mendis Lasith Malinga Suranga Lakmal Nuwan Pradeep Jeffray Vandersay ​

Bangladesh​

TEAM: Bangladesh MANAGERS: Survivor. CAPTAIN: Mashrafe Mortaza ​

SQUAD Tamim Iqbal Soumya Sarkar Sabbir Rahman Mahmudullah Shakib Al Hasan Musaddak Hussain Mehidy Hassan Mohammad Saifuddin Litton Das Mushfiqur Rahim Mohammad Mithun Rubel Hossain Mashrafe Mortaza Abu Jayed Mustafizur Rahman ​

Afghanistan​

TEAM: Afghanistan MANAGERS: AJ MODS CAPTAIN: Gulbadin Naib ​

SQUAD Noor Ali Zadran Hasratullah Zazai Asghar Afghan Hashmatullah Shahidi Najibullah Zadran Mohammad Nabi Rahmat Shah Samiullah Shenwari Gulbadin Naib Mohammad Shahzad Dawlat Zadran Aftab Alam Hamid Hassan Rashid Khan Mujeeb ur Rahman ​

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S.No.| |Team| |Played| |Won| |Lost| |Points| |NRR|
Q| | Australia | |9| |9| |0| |18| |+0.7|
Q| | England | |9| |8| |1| |16| |+0.0|
Q| | Pakistan | |9| |6| |3| |12| |+0.8|
Q| | India | |9| |6| |3| |12| |+0.6|
5.| | New Zealand | |9| |5| |4| |10| |-0.1|
6.| | West Indies | |9| |3| |6| |6| |+0.3|
7.| | South Africa | |9| |3| |6| |6| |-0.4|
8.| | Afghanistan| |9| |3| |6| |6| |-0.5|
9.| | Bangladesh | |9| |2| |7| |4| |-0.9|
10.| | Sri Lanka | |9| |0| |9| |0| |-1.7|

Top 4 Teams qualify for the Semi-Finals

 

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Team Stats


AUSTRALIA STATISTICS (CWC19) after 6 Matches
@The Deadman @Na Maloom Afraad

ENGLAND STATISTICS (CWC19) after 6 Matches
@Sinister One





SOUTH AFRICA STATISTICS (CWC19) after 6 Matches
@NaviN GandhI



WEST INDIES STATISTICS (CWC19) after 5 Matches
@Life Warrior



NEW ZEALAND STATISTICS (CWC19) after 5 Matches
@Ashutosh.



INDIA STATISTICS (CWC19) after 4 Matches
@The Martian.



PAKISTAN STATISTICS (CWC19) after 5 Matches
@CerealKiller



SRI LANKA STATISTICS (CWC19) after 6 Matches
@Naman Thakur



BANGLADESH STATISTICS (CWC19) after 6 Matches
@Survivor



AFGHANISTAN STATISTICS (CWC19) after 5 Matches
@AJ MODS

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Reserved

 

[Umair7]

Australia

 

[CerealKiller]

Pakistan

 

[Manish.]

India

 

[Master Bates]

England[DOUBLEPOST=1558408236][/DOUBLEPOST]Squad: Roy, Bairstow, Root, Morgan, Buttler, Stokes, Moeen, Rashid, Woakes, Wood, Archer, Plunkett, Curran, Dawson, Vince.
The updated england squad. If it could be my decision, then Hales should retain his place. Rest should change. No Vince if possible

 

[NaviN GandhI]

SA

 

[Ashutosh.]

New Zealand

 

[PaceMaker]

Windies

 

[PaceMaker]

@Noctis.
Are the teams not divided in pools??