ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 schedule: Teams, fixture, venues, date, time

The 2019 World Cup will get underway from May 30, when England will host South Africa for the tournament opener at The Oval. Seven of the other eight teams will finish their first matches by June 2, but India will take field only on June 5 – in what will be South Africa’s third match.

For the second time in history (the other instance being 1992) will every team play every other in the league stage, followed by two semi-finals and a final. There will be 48 matches in all, played across ten grounds across England and Wales.

Date	BST	IST	Team 1	Team 2	Venue
30/5	10.30	15.30	England	South Africa	The Oval
31/5	10.30	15.30	West Indies	Pakistan	Trent Bridge
1/6	10.30	15.30	New Zealand	Sri Lanka	Cardiff
1/6	13.30	18.30	Afghanistan	Australia	Bristol
2/6	10.30	15.30	South Africa	Bangladesh	The Oval
3/6	10.30	15.30	England	Pakistan	Trent Bridge
4/6	10.30	15.30	Afghanistan	Sri Lanka	Cardiff
5/6	10.30	15.30	South Africa	India	Rose Bowl
5/6	13.30	18.30	Bangladesh	New Zealand	The Oval
6/6	10.30	15.30	Australia	West Indies	Trent Bridge
7/6	10.30	15.30	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Bristol
8/6	10.30	15.30	England	Bangladesh	Cardiff
8/6	13.30	18.30	Afghanistan	New Zealand	Taunton
9/6	10.30	15.30	India	Australia	The Oval
10/6	10.30	15.30	South Africa	West Indies	Rose Bowl
11/6	10.30	15.30	Bangladesh	Sri Lanka	Bristol
12/6	10.30	15.30	Australia	Pakistan	Taunton
13/6	10.30	15.30	India	New Zealand	Trent Bridge
14/6	10.30	15.30	England	West Indies	Rose Bowl
15/6	10.30	15.30	Sri Lanka	Australia	The Oval
15/6	13.30	18.30	South Africa	Afghanistan	Cardiff
16/6	10.30	15.30	India	Pakistan	Old Trafford
17/6	10.30	15.30	West Indies	Bangladesh	Taunton
18/6	10.30	15.30	England	Afghanistan	Old Trafford
19/6	10.30	15.30	New Zealand	South Africa	Edgbaston
20/6	10.30	15.30	Australia	Bangladesh	Trent Bridge
21/6	10.30	15.30	England	Sri Lanka	Headingley
22/6	10.30	15.30	India	Afghanistan	Rose Bowl
22/6	13.30	18.30	West Indies	New Zealand	Old Trafford
23/6	10.30	15.30	Pakistan	South Africa	Lord’s
24/6	10.30	15.30	Bangladesh	Afghanistan	Rose Bowl
25/6	10.30	15.30	England	Australia	Lord’s
26/6	10.30	15.30	New Zealand	Pakistan	Edgbaston
27/6	10.30	15.30	West Indies	India	Old Trafford
28/6	10.30	15.30	Sri Lanka	South Africa	Chester-le-Street
29/6	10.30	15.30	Pakistan	Afghanistan	Headingley
29/6	13.30	18.30	New Zealand	Australia	Lord’s
30/6	10.30	15.30	England	India	Edgbaston
1/7	10.30	15.30	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Chester-le-Street
2/7	10.30	15.30	Bangladesh	India	Edgbaston
3/7	10.30	15.30	England	New Zealand	Chester-le-Street
4/7	10.30	15.30	Afghanistan	West Indies	Headingley
5/7	10.30	15.30	Pakistan	Bangladesh	Lord’s
6/7	10.30	15.30	Sri Lanka	India	Headingley
6/7	13.30	18.30	Australia	South Africa	Old Trafford
9/7	10.30	15.30	Semi-final 1	1st vs 4th	Old Trafford
11/7	10.30	15.30	Semi-final 2	2nd vs 3rd	Edgbaston
14/7	10.30	15.30	Final	SF 1 vs SF2	Lord’s

There will be seven day-night encounters, none of them will involve hosts England. The semi-finals and final will have reserve days.