Cricket World Cup 2019: Table, results, reports and all you need to know

________________ May 30: England beat South Africa by 104 runs at The Oval, London. Report May 31: West Indies beat Pakistan by seven wickets in Nottingham. Report June 1: New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in Cardiff. Report June 1: Australia beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in Bristol. Report June 2: Bangladesh beat South Africa by 21 runs at The Oval, London. Report June 3: Pakistan beat England by 14 runs in Nottingham. Report June 4: Sri Lanka beat Afghanistan by 34 runs on D/L system in Cardiff. Report June 5: India defeated South Africa by six wickets in Southampton. Report June 5: New Zealand beat Bangladesh by two wickets at The Oval, London. Report June 6: Australia beat West Indies by 15 runs in Nottingham. Report June 7: Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Bristol. Match rained off - both sides get one point June 8: England beat Bangladesh by 106 runs in Cardiff. Report June 8: New Zealand beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in Taunton. Report June 9: India beat Australia by 36 runs at The Oval, London. Report June 10: South Africa v West Indies, Southampton. Match rained off - both sides get one point June 11: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka, Bristol. Match rained off - both sides get one point June 12: Australia beat Pakistan by 43 runs at Taunton. Report June 13: India v New Zealand, Nottingham. Match rained off - both sides get one point June 14: England beat West Indies by eight wickets in Southampton. Report June 15: Australia beat Sri Lanka by 87 runs at the Oval. Report June 15: South Africa beat Afghanistan by nine wickets in Cardiff. Report June 16: India beat Pakistan by 89 runs in Manchester. Report June 17: Bangladesh beat West Indies by seven wickets in Taunton. Report June 18: England beat Afghanistan by 150 runs in Manchester. Report June 19: New Zealand beat South Africa by four wickets in Birmingham. Report June 20: Australia beat Bangladesh by 48 runs in Nottingham. Report June 21: Sri Lanka beat England by 20 runs in Leeds. Report June 22: India beat Afghanistan by 11 runs in Southampton. Report June 22: New Zealand beat West Indies by five runs in Manchester. Report June 23: Pakistan beat South Africa by 49 runs at Lord's. Report June 24: Bangladesh beat Afghanistan by 62 runs in Southampton. Report June 25: Australia beat England by 64 runs at Lord's. Report June 26: Pakistan beat New Zealand by six wickets in Birmingham. Report June 27: India beat West Indies by 125 runs in Manchester. Report June 28: South Africa beat Sri Lanka by nine wickets in Durham. Report June 29: Pakistan beat Afghanistan by three wickets in Leeds. Report June 29: Australia beat New Zealand by 86 runs at Lord's. Report June 30: England beat India by 31 runs in Birmingham. Report July 1: Sri Lanka beat West Indies by 23 runs at Chester-le-Street. Report July 2: India beat Bangladesh by 28 runs in Birmingham. Report July 3: England beat New Zealand by 119 runs at Chester-le-Street. Report July 4: West Indies beat Afghanistan by 23 runs in Leeds. Report July 5: Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 94 runs at Lord's. Report July 6: India beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets at Leeds. Report July 6: South Africa beat Australia by 10 runs in Manchester. Report _______________ July 9: India v New Zealand, Manchester, 1.30pm July 11: Australia v England), Birmingham, 1.30pm July 14: India or New Zealand v Australia or England, Lord's, 1.30pm ________________ Throughout the Cricket World Cup 2019, which runs between May 30 and July 14, The National will keep you up to date with all the action in our weekly podcast. Hosts Chitrabhanu Kadalayil and Paul Radley will analyse the key results as well as bring you big interviews as the competition unfolds in England and Wales. Check out the latest edition below. ________________ To watch the World Cup, tune in to OSN Sports Cricket HD or create an online account with Wavo for US$54 (a little less than Dh200). The account will provide customers access to two channels, OSN Cric Xtra 1 and OSN Cric Xtra 2. ________________ Winners will get US$4 million (Dh14.6m), the highest prize money to date. The total prize pot of $10m will see the runners-up assured of $2m and the losing semi-finalists $800,000 each. There are prizes for each league match won: $40,000, and for passing the league stage: $100,000.

Cricket World Cup 2019: Table, results, reports and all you need to know

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