New Delhi: The ICC Cricket World Cup begins from Thursday in the United Kingdom. The event will witness 48 games being played across 46 days at 11 venues from May 30 to July 14.
Ten teams will play against each other in the round-robin stage for the first time since the 1992 edition and the top four sides will qualify for the semi-finals which will be held in Manchester and Birmingham.
Here is the complete schedule of the ICC World Cup 2019:
Kennington Oval: Opened in 1845, this stadium is also known as ‘The Foster Oval’. It has a capacity of 23,500 people and is located in London, England. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) ENG vs RSA, Match 1
15:00 (IST) RSA vs BAN, Match 5
18:00 (IST) BAN vs NZ, Match 9
15:00 (IST) IND vs AUS, Match 14
15:00 (IST) SL vs AUS, Match 20
Trent Bridge: Opened in 1841, this stadium is located in Nottingham, England and can accommodate up to 17,000 people. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) WI vs PAK, Match 2
15:00 (IST) ENG vs PAK, Match 6
15:00 (IST) AUS vs WI, Match 10
15:00 (IST) IND vs NZ, Match 18
15:00 (IST) AUS vs BAN, Match 26
County Ground: Having a capacity of 7,000 people, it was opened in 1886 in Bristol, England. It is also known as The Royal & Sun Alliance County Ground. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
18:00 (IST) AFG vs AUS, Match 4
15:00 (IST) PAK vs SL, Match 11
15:00 (IST) BAN vs SL, Match 16
The Rose Bowl: Opened in 2001, it can accommodate up to 20,000 people with temporary seating. Also known as The Ageas Bowl, It is located in Southampton, England. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) RSA vs IND, Match 8
15:00 (IST) RSA vs WI, Match 15
15:00 (IST) ENG vs WI, Match 19
15:00 (IST) IND vs AFG, Match 28
15:00 (IST) BAN vs AFG, Match 31
The Cooper Associate County Ground: Also known as Althletic Ground, It was opened in 1882 in Taunton, England. It has a capacity of 6,500 people. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
18:00 (IST) AFG vs NZ, Match 13
15:00 (IST) AUS vs PAK, Match 17
15:00 (IST) WI vs BAN, Match 23
Emirates Old Trafford: It was opened in 1857 in Manchester, England. It has a capacity of 19,000 people. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) IND vs PAK, Match 22
15:00 (IST) ENG vs AFG, Match 24
18:00 (IST) WI vs NZ, Match 29
15:00 (IST) WI vs IND, Match 34
18:00 (IST) AUS vs RSA, Match 45
15:00 (IST) TBC vs TBC, 1st Semi-Final
Edgbaston: Located in Birmingham, England. It has a capacity of 21,000 people. It first came into existence in 1882. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) NZ vs RSA, Match 25
15:00 (IST) NZ vs PAK, Match 33
15:00 (IST) ENG vs IND, Match 38
15:00 (IST) BAN vs IND, Match 40
15:00 (IST) TBC vs TBC, 2nd Semi- Final
Headingley: Also known as Headingley Grounds, it was opened in 1890 in Leeds, England. It has a capacity around 17,000 people. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) ENG vs SL, Match 27
15:00 (IST) PAK vs AFG, Match 36
15:00 (IST) AFG vs WI, Match 42
15:00 (IST) SL vs IND, Match 44
Riverside Ground: Opened in 1995 in Chester-le- Street, England. It can accommodate up to 17000 people. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) SL vs RSA, Match 35
15:00 (IST) SL vs WI, Match 39
15:00 (IST) ENG vs NZ, Match 41
Sophia Gardens: Having a capacity of 15,000 people after redevelopment, it is located in Cardiff, Whales. It is also known as The SWALEC Stadium. Here is the schedule of the matches to be held at this venue:
15:00 (IST) NZ vs SL, Match 3
15:00 (IST) AFG vs SL, Match 7
15:00 (IST) ENG vs BAN, Match 12
18:00 (IST) RSA vs AFG, Match 21
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