World cup of cricket

John Robert February 09, 2020 ,Cricket Live TV ,Cricket Live Video

The world cup of cricket will be hosted jointly by England and Wales and is to be played from 30 May to 15 July 2019. England last hosted this pioneering tournament in the year 1999 and it was one of the most outstanding tournaments that saw many twists. Australia later emerged as champions in the competition and it remains to be seen how the hosts perform in the tournament.

Mainly England and Wales made a joint bid for the 2015 World Cup. However, he was offered the hosting rights in 2015 after Australia made a joint Asian bid for the 2011 tournament. England and Wales were assured of 2019 rights if they agreed to withdraw their 2015 bid, which they did immediately.

In summary:

Start Date: 30/05/2019
Deadline: 15/07/2019
Host Country: England
Cricket World Cup 2019 schedule: The schedule of the tournament is still undetermined, but the opening match will be on 30/05/2019 and the concluding Cricket World Cup match on 15/07/2019.

Qualification for 2019 cricket world cup

Only 10 teams will be eligible for the 2019 World Cup following an announcement to reduce the size of the tournament. There were 14 teams in the tournament in 2011 and in 2015 but the ICC has decided that some nations will prepare for an increased competition. England will automatically be eligible as they are hosting, as will the top seven one-day internationals proceeding to the 6-month tournament according to the latest ICC rankings. All of the Test playing nations, as well as Afghanistan and Ireland's two most prosperous allied members, will qualify as such.

Teams qualify for 2019 Cricket World Cup

Automatically Qualifier: England

Current qualifiers based on current ICC One Day International rankings

Australia
South Africa
India
New zealand
Sri Lanka
Bangladesh
Pakistan

Current participants in the 2018 World Cup qualification tournament based on current standings

West indies
Zimbabwe
Afghanistan
Ireland
Papua New Guinea
Netherlands
Hogcog
Scotland

Potential qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup qualification tournament

Kenya; Nepal; Nambia; Malaysia; Canada; United Arab Emirates; Oman; Singapore; Uganda and the United States.

Places

While the fixture for the 2018 World Cup has not yet been released. We recognize some venues that will host the tournament's marquee games. Lord's, the divine home of cricket, will play host to the final, while The Oval will likely host the opening game. According to the English Cricket Board, two semi-finals will be played at Edgbaston and Old Trafford. London Stadium is being considered strictly to host the opening ceremony and possibly some group stage fixtures. The rest of the games will probably be played in England and Wales, which meet the size and capacity requirements of ICCs. A list of these stadiums is below.