*ICC WORLD CUP 2019 Matches Details

*ICC WOULD CUP 2019*
30 May ENG vs RSA 2:30pm
*31 May WI vs PAK 2:30pm*

01 June NZ vs SL 2:30pm
01 June AFG vs AUS 5:30pm
02 June RSA vs BD 2:30pm
*03 June ENG vs PAK 2:30pm*
04 June AFG vs SL 2:30pm
05 June RSA vs IND 2:30pm
05 June BD vs NZ 5:30pm
06 June AUS vs WI 2:30pm
*07 June PAK vs SL 2:30pm*
08 June ENG vs BD 2:30pm
08 June AFG vs NZ 5:30pm
09 June IND vs AUS 2:30pm
10 June RSA vs WI 2:30pm
11 June BD vs SL 2:30pm
*12 June AUS vs PAK 2:30pm*
13 June IND vs NZ 2:30pm
14 June ENG vs WI 2:30pm
15 June SL vs AUS 2:30pm
15 June RSA vs AFG 5:30pm
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*16 June IND vs PAK 2:30pm*
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17 June WI vs BD 2:30pm
18 June ENG vs AFG 2:30pm
19 June NZ vs RSA 2:30pm
20 June AUS vs BD 2:30pm
21 June ENG vs SL 2:30pm
22 June IND vs AFG 2:30pm
22 June WI vs NZ 5:30pm
*23 June PAK vs RSA 2:30pm*
24 June BD vs AFG 2:30pm
25 June ENG vs AUS 2:30pm
*26 June NZ vs PAK 2:30pm*
27 June WI vs IND 2:30pm
28 June SL vs RSA 2:30pm
*29 June PAK vs AFG 2:30pm*
29 June NZ vs AUS 5:30pm
30 June ENG vs IND 2:30pm

01 July SL vs WI 2:30pm
02 July BD vs IND2:30pm
03 July ENG vs NZ 2:30pm
04 July AFG vs WI 2:30pm
*05 July PAK vs BD 2:30pm*
06 July SL vs IND 2:30pm
06 July AUS vs RSA 2:30pm
09 July 1st semi-final 2:30pm
11 July 2nd semi-final 2:30pm
14 July CUP FINAL 2:30pm

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