
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 | Schedule, Venues, Prediction, Tickets Price
2019 Cricket World Cup: Fresh from hosting the ICC Champions trophy in 2017, England and Wales Cricket Board are now setting up to host the latest edition of the Cricket world cup 2019. The 10 team battle of the giants is set to kick off on 30th May 2019, with the finals being played on 14th July 2019. Cricketing powerhouses like India, Pakistan, Australia, Bangladesh, New Zealand, South Africa and Sri Lanka have made the cut off for the tournament owing to their ICC ODI rankings as on 31st September 2017.
ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup Schedule & Details
2019 Cricket World Cup: England has qualified on the virtue of being the host nation, while West Indies and Afghanistan booked their berth in the tournament through the ICC World Cup qualifier in March. The hosts England will kick off the tournament by taking on South Africa at the Oval. India, the two-time world champions and the winner of the Champions Trophy 2013 in England and Wales will play their first match against the Proteas on June 5th. The clash of the Titans against the traditional rivals Pakistan is set to take place on June 16th
Date | Match | Venue |
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Date: Thursday 30th May | Match: England v South Africa | Venue: The Kia Oval |
Date: Friday 31st May | Match: West Indies v Pakistan | Venue: Trent Bridge |
Date: Saturday 1st June | Match: New Zealand v Sri Lanka | Venue: SSE SWALEC |
Date: Saturday 1st June | Match: Afghanistan v Australia (day-nighter) | Venue: The Brightside Ground, Bristol |
Date: Sunday 2nd June | Match: South Africa v Bangladesh | Venue: The Kia Oval |
Date: Monday 3rd June | Match: England v Pakistan | Venue: Trent Bridge |
Date: Tuesday 4th June | Match: Afghanistan v Sri Lanka | Venue: SSE SWALEC |
Date: Wednesday 5th June | Match: South Africa v India | Venue: The Ageas Bowl |
Date: Wednesday 5th June | Match: Bangladesh v New Zealand (day-nighter) | Venue: The Kia Oval |
Date: Thursday 6th June | Match: Australia v West Indies | Venue: Trent Bridge |
Date: Friday 7th June | Match: Pakistan v Sri Lanka | Venue: The Brightside Ground, Bristol |
Date: Saturday 8th June | Match: England v Bangladesh | Venue: SSE SWALEC |
Date: Saturday 8th June | Match: Afghanistan v New Zealand (day-nighter) | Venue: County Ground, Taunton |
Date: Sunday 9th June | Match: India v Australia | Venue: The Kia Oval |
Date: Monday 10th June | Match: South Africa v West Indies | Venue: The Ageas Bowl |
Date: Tuesday 11th June | Match: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka | Venue: The Brightside Ground, Bristol |
Date: Wednesday 12th June | Match: Australia v Pakistan | Venue: County Ground, Taunton |
Date: Thursday 13th June | Match: India v New Zealand | Venue: Trent Bridge |
Date: Friday 14th June | Match: England v West Indies | Venue: The Ageas Bowl |
Date: Saturday 15th June | Match: Sri Lanka v Australia | Venue: The Kia Oval |
Date: Saturday 15th June | Match: South Africa v Afghanistan (day-nighter) | Venue: SSE SWALEC |
Date: Sunday 16th June | Match: India v Pakistan | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Monday 17th June | Match: West Indies v Bangladesh | Venue: County Ground, Taunton |
Date: Tuesday 18th June | Match: England v Afghanistan | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Wednesday 19th June | Match: New Zealand v South Africa | Venue: Edgbaston |
Date: Thursday 20th June | Match: Australia v Bangladesh | Venue: Trent Bridge |
Date: Friday 21st June | Match: England v Sri Lanka | Venue: Emerald Headingley |
Date: Saturday 22nd June | Match: India v Afghanistan | Venue: The Ageas Bowl |
Date: Saturday 22nd June | Match: West Indies v New Zealand (day-nighter) | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Sunday 23rd June | Match: Pakistan v South Africa | Venue: Lord’s |
Date: Monday 24th June | Match: Bangladesh v Afghanistan | Venue: The Ageas Bowl |
Date: Tuesday 25th June | Match: England v Australia | Venue: Lord’s |
Date: Wednesday 26th June | Match: New Zealand v Pakistan | Venue: Edgbaston |
Date: Thursday 27th June | Match: West Indies v India | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Friday 28th June | Match: Sri Lanka v South Africa | Venue: Emirates Riverside |
Date: Saturday 29th June | Match: Pakistan v Afghanistan | Venue: Emerald Headingley |
Date: Saturday 29th June | Match: New Zealand v Australia (day-nighter) | Venue: Lord’s |
Date: Sunday 30th June | Match: England v India | Venue: Edgbaston |
Date: Monday 1st July | Match: Sri Lanka v West Indies | Venue: Emirates Riverside |
Date: Tuesday 2nd July | Match: Bangladesh v India | Venue: Edgbaston |
Date: Wednesday 3rd July | Match: England v New Zealand | Venue: Emirates Riverside |
Date: Thursday 4th July | Match: Afghanistan v West Indies | Venue: Emerald Headingley |
Date: Friday 5th July | Match: Pakistan v Bangladesh | Venue: Lord’s |
Date: Saturday 6th July | Match: Sri Lanka v India | Venue: Emerald Headingley |
Date: Saturday 6th July | Match: Australia v South Africa (day-nighter) | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Tuesday 9th July | Match: Semi-final 1 – 1 v 4 | Venue: Emirates Old Trafford |
Date: Wednesday 10th July | Match: reserve day | Venue: N.A |
Date: Thursday 11th July | Match: Semi-final 2 – 2 v 3 | Venue: Edgbaston |
Date: Friday 12th July | Match: reserve day | Venue: N.A |
Date: Sunday 14th July | Match: Final | Venue: Lord’s |
ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup Schedule
ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup Ticket Prices Book Online
80.000 tickets will be available at £20 for more than half of the group stage. 20,000 plus tickets will be available at £50 or less. There are discounts for child tickets, these are available starting at £6. A family of four can buy a group ticket for as low as £52. Cricket World Cup 2019 Tickets will soon available online.
ICC 2019 Cricket World Cup Winner Prediction
2019 Cricket World Cup: With less than a year to go for the next edition of the ICC Cricket World Cup, it would be difficult and naïve to make any predictions just yet. However, since the end of the last world cup, there has been a clear gap in the elite division of teams in ODI’s
Since this is the shortest world cup since 1992 (only 10 teams), we do not have a large pool of contenders to choose from. But right now taking all the past results and the current statistics in the game, we can narrow it down to two favorites – England and India- with New Zealand and South Africa also being close contenders. Uncharacteristically, Australia is unlikely to retain the World Cup title that they won back in 2015, while teams like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and West Indies may find the going to be difficult.
India is currently sitting atop the ODI ranking table with a rating of 123 points, which is widely owing to Virat Kohli’s team’s 5-1 series thumping of the Proteas, while South Africa is sitting on second with 117 points.
England is the third-ranked team in the list with 116 points owing to their 4-1 thumping of Australia in Australia. New Zealand is fourth (115) while Australia is a distant fifth (110)
South Africa has a lesser chance of winning the world cup than England, even though they are placed one rank above them. This is so because the Proteas lack the momentum and consistency required to win the tournament.
In my opinion, India is strong favorites to take the cup home, owing to their recent form and consistency. Since the end of the last world cup, India has won 39 of the 59 ODI’s they have played, giving them a winning ratio of 2.052. England has played the same number of games in the same time frame, winning one less game than India 38/58. New Zealand has won 33 out of their last 57 matches giving them a W/L ratio of 1:5
In conclusion, We would like to say that it is sure to be an enthralling tournament. If We had to choose a favorite for the tournament, We would pick India owing to their recent form, explosive talent, and the rich vein of form and performance consistency. England has a major chance of bringing the World Cup home, owing to their favorable home conditions, unparalleled crowd support and a rich run of momentum.
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