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Source - 311/8 (50)

South Africa



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Score - 207 (39.5)

England won by 104 runs

• ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 will officially kickstart with the opener between hosts England and South Africa at the Kennington Oval in London.
  
• The historic stadium in London is hosting matches since 1973 and will host the ICC World Cup 2019 opener on Thursday (May 30th).
  
• England and South Africa, both have played in this stadium but the Proteas don’t hold a good record at the Kennington Oval, a contrasting record when compared to the favourites England.

West Indies



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Score - 108/3 (13.4)

Pakistan



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Source - 105 (21.4)

West Indies won by 7 Wickets

• Pakistan’s seven-wicket pasting to the West Indies – lasting all of 35.2 overs – came in Nottingham, at a Trent Bridge surface that has been a graveyard for bowlers in recent times.
  
• Out of the four previous World Cups this millennium, the only one that saw them win their opening game was 2011, where their opponents were Kenya. In the other, they lost by 82, 54 and 76 runs.
  
• Even their two trysts with glory in the 50-over game – the 1992 World Cup and the 2017 Champions Trophy – kicked off with hammerings to the tune of 10 wickets (vs West Indies) and 124 runs (vs India), respectively.

New Zealand



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Score - 137/0 (16.1)

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Score - 136 (29.2)

New Zealand won by 10 wickets

• Opener Dimuth Karunaratne achieved the rare feat of carrying his bat through a Cricket World Cup innings, but his teammates offered little resistance as New Zealand dismissed Sri Lanka for 136 in 29.2 overs.
  
• The Black Caps, playing their first World Cup match since reaching the 2015 final, have so far dominated their group opener at Cardiff’s Sophia Gardens.

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Score - 207 (38.2)

Australia



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Score - 209/3 (34.5)

Australia won by 7 wickets

• Australia rode on David Warner's unbeaten 89 and captain Aaron Finch's 66 to chase down 208 with 91 balls to spare and with 7 wickets in hand.
  
• Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa took three wickets each as Afghanistan were bowled out for 207 in 39 overs in their World Cup opener at the County Ground.

South Africa



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Score - 309/8 (50)

Bangladesh



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Score - 330/6 (50)

Bangladesh won by 21 runs

• Bangladesh opened their 2019 World Cup campaign with a 21-run victory against South Africa at London’s Kennington Oval.
  
• South Africa, who will next face India, have lost their first two matches at the 2019 World Cup.
  
• The match witnessed Bangladesh score their highest ever total in ODI cricket (330/6).

England



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Score - 334/9 (50)

Pakistan



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Score - 348/8 (50)

Pakistan won by 14 runs

• A 130-run partnership between Root (107) and Buttler (103) for the fifth wicket looked to have set up a second win of the tournament for England.
  
• The two had rebuilt the innings after England had lost 4 wickets for just 118 runs yet there was always a feeling that one of them needed to see the innings through to the end.
  
• Yet both departed just after completing their centuries, leaving the hosts with a mountain to climb despite the contributions from their star men.

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Score - 152 (32.4/41)

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Score - 201 (36.5/41)

Sri Lanka won by 34 runs (DLS Method)

• Sri Lanka, who batted first, were bowled out for 201 by Afghanistan after rain forced the play to be curtailed to 41 overs per side at Cardiff. The target for Afghanistan, however, has been revised to 187 applying the DLS method.
  
• Kusal Perera top-scored for Sri Lanka making 78 while Mohammad Nabi emerged as the star bowler for Afghanistan finishing with 4/30 in nine overs.
  
• Nuwan Pradeep was the wrecker-in-chief for Sri Lanka, his career-best ODI figures of 4/31 rocking the Afghan middle order. Lasith Malinga bowled two perfect yorkers to claim the last two wickets of the match.

South Africa



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Score - 227/9 (50)

India



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Score - 230/4 (47.3)

India won by 6 wickets

• The Eden Gardens was packed with a record 90,000 turnout on a Sunday afternoon in November, 1991.
  
• Kolkata and the cricket world had just welcomed South Africa back into the international fold after more than two decades in isolation for Apartheid.
  
• India were chasing a paltry 178 in 47 overs. The match did not promise much.

Bangladesh



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Score - 244 (49.2)

New Zealand



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Score - 248/8 (47.1)

New Zealand won by 2 wickets

• New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by two wickets to win their second consecutive match in 2019 World Cup.
  
• New Zealand also maintained their 100% win record against the Asian side by registering their fifth victory in five matches across World Cups.
  
• Bangladesh, who had defeated South Africa in their first 2019 World Cup match, will next face hosts England.

Australia



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Score - 288 (49)

West Indies



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Score - 273/9 (50)

Australia won by 15 runs

• Australian pacer Mitchell Starc became the fastest bowler to 150 ODI wickets and he also became the first in World Cup 2019 to pick up a five-wicket haul to lead his team to a 15-run win over West Indies in Nottingham.
  
• Chasing 289 for victory, the West Indies were restricted to 273 for 9 with Starc picking up his sixth five-wicket haul in ODIs.
  
• Australia, who were bowled out for 288 batting first, registered their second successive win in the tournament to move up to second place in the points table.

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• The match has been called off. Both teams get one point each.


• The sharing of points means that Sri Lanka move up to third spot with Pakistan occupying fourth place.

England



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Score - 386/6(50)

Bangladesh



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Score -280(48.5)

England won by 106 runs

• The match has been called off by the umpires, as the conditions have been deemed to be unplayable. We could only get through 7.2 overs of play, with South Africa on 29/2 before the rain took over. Points will be shared by both sides.

Afghanistan



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Score - 172/10 (41.1)

New Zealand



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Score - 173/3 (32.1)

New Zealand won by 7 Wickets

• Ross Taylor insists New Zealand are ready for a trial by spin against Afghanistan on Saturday as they look to keep their winning momentum going in the World Cup.
  
• Afghanistan, who are playing just their second 50-over World Cup, have lost their two games in the tournament so far but not without a fight.
  
• New Zealand, who were finalists in the 2015 edition, have relied on their paceman to get favourable results, but Taylor believes tackling spin will be key against the Asian minnows at Taunton.

India



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Score - 352/5 (50)

Australia



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Score - 316 (50)

India won by 36 runs

• India defeated Australia by 36 runs at The Oval in London to register their second straight victory in the 2019 World Cup and end Australia’s 10-ODI winning streak.
  
• India became the third team after England and West Indies to register at least 50 victories against Australia in ODI cricket.
  
• The match witnessed Shikhar Dhawan smash his 17th ODI hundred.

South Africa



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Score - 29/2 (7.3)

West Indies



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Score - Yet to bat

• South Africa and West Indies shared a point each after after the match was abandoned due to rain.
  
• South Africa areat 29/2 in 7.3 overs when rain stopped play in Southampton.
  
• West Indies won the toss and opted to field.

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• Finally after a long wait for hours, the umpires have called-off the match. An unfortunate end as both teams needed those two points in their kitty.

Australia

Score - 307/10 (50)

Pakisthan

Score - 266/10 (50)

• Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed calls it right at the toss and he elects to field.


• Australia defeated Pakistan by 41 runs on Wednesday to register their third victory in four 2019 World Cup matches and rise to second place on the points table.


• The match witnessed Australia opener David Warner smash his first ODI hundred since his return to international cricket after serving one-year ban.

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West Indies

Score - 212/10 (44.1)

England

Score - 213/2 (33.1)

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• The match witnessed Joe Root, who opened the innings for England, smash his second hundred of the tournament and overall his 16th ODI hundred.


• England has now defeated West Indies six times in seven matches in World Cup history.

Australia

Score - 334/7 (50.0)

Sri Lanka

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Score - 247/10 (45.5)

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South Africa

Score - 131/1

Afghanistan

Score - 125

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India

Score - 336/5

Pakistan

Score - 212/6

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• India defeated Pakistan by 89 runs (DLS method) in a rain-curtailed match at Manchester on Sunday to register their third victory in 2019 World Cup.


• With this, India extended their 100% winning run against Pakistan in World Cup to seven matches. The match witnessed India register their highest ever total (336/5) against Pakistan in a World Cup match.

West Indies

Score - 321/8

Bangladesh

Score - 322/3

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• All-rounder Shakib Al Hasan hit his ninth ODI hundred to lead Bangladesh to a 7-wicket win over West Indies in a thrilling game in Taunton and keep his team’s campaign alive in the World Cup 2019.


• Bangladesh rode on Shakib Al Hasan’s unbeaten 124 off 83 balls to pull off their joint-highest successful run chase in ODIs as they reached the target of 322 in 41.3 overs.

England

Score - 397/6

Afghanistan

Score - 247/8

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• England defeated Afghanistan by 150 runs today to go top of 2019 World Cup points table with four victories in five matches.


• The victory was England’s third biggest in World Cup history, while Afghanistan have now lost each of their first five 2019 World Cup matches.

New Zealand

Score - 241/6

South Africa

Score - 245/6

• New Zealand defeated South Africa by 4 wickets in the last over to continue their unbeaten run in 2019 World Cup.


• With four victories in five matches, New Zealand is now on top of the points table, while South Africa is eighth with four defeats.


• The match witnessed New Zealand captain Kane Williamson smash his 12th ODI hundred.

Australia

Score - 381/5

Bangladesh

Score - 333/8

• Opener David Warner smashed 166 runs as Australia defeated Bangladesh by 48 runs in the 2019 World Cup on Thursday.


• The match witnessed Bangladesh record their highest-ever total in ODIs (333-8). Australia is now on top of the 2019 World Cup points table with five victories in six matches. Australia has beaten Bangladesh in each of their three meetings in the World Cup.

England

Score - 212/9

Sri Lanka

Score - 232/10

• After putting up a total of 397/6 in their previous match against Afghanistan, England failed to chase down Sri Lanka’s 232 in 2019 World Cup on Friday.


• It is England’s fourth straight defeat against Sri Lanka in World Cup history.

India

Score - 225/

Afghanistan

Score - 213/10

• Fast bowler Mohammad Shami took a last-over hat-trick as India defeated Afghanistan in a low-scoring match on Saturday to continue their unbeaten run in 2019 World Cup.


• With this, India became the third team after Australia (67) and New Zealand (52) to win 50 World Cup matches. India has now accumulated nine points from five matches in the tournament.

South Africa

Score - 259/9

Pakistan

Score - 308/7

• South Africa is now officially out of the 2019 World Cup semi-finals race after suffering a 49-run defeat against Pakistan on Sunday.


• This is the first time since the 2003 edition that South Africa has failed to make it to the knockout stage of the World Cup. With the victory, Pakistan moved to the seventh position in the 2019 World Cup.

Afghanistan

Score - 200

Bangladesh

Score - 262

• Bangladesh defeated Afghanistan on Monday to register their third victory in 2019 World Cup.


• Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan became the second cricketer after Yuvraj Singh (2011) to score a fifty and take five wickets in a World Cup match.


• He also became the first-ever all-rounder to score 400-plus runs and take 10 wickets in a World Cup edition.

England

Score - 221

Australia

Score - 285

• Australia defeated England by 64 runs at Lord's Cricket Ground on Tuesday to become the first team to qualify for the 2019 World Cup semi-finals.


• England have now lost each of their four World Cup matches against Australia since the 2003 edition. England are currently fourth on the points table with eight points from seven matches.

New Zealand

Score - 237/6

Pakistan

Score - 241/4

• Pakistan defeated New Zealand by six wickets on Wednesday to hand them their first defeat in the 2019 World Cup.


• With this, India remain the only team to remain unbeaten in the 10-team tournament. New Zealand remain on the second spot on the points table, while Pakistan moved to the sixth spot with their second straight victory.

West Indies

Score - 143

India

Score - 268/7

• India registered their biggest ever victory (by runs) against West Indies in World Cup history by defeating them by 125 runs in 2019 World Cup on Thursday.


• India’s previous biggest victory against West Indies in World Cup (80 runs) had come in the 2011 edition. West Indies had last defeated India in a World Cup match in the 1992 edition.

South Africa

Score - 206

Sri Lanka

Score - 203

• South Africa opener Hashim Amla and captain Faf du Plessis shared an unbeaten 175-run stand to help their team defeat Sri Lanka by nine wickets in the 2019 World Cup on Friday.


• South Africa are now eighth on the points table with five points from eight matches, while Sri Lanka are seventh with six points from seven matches.

Pakistan

Score - 230/7

Afghanistan

Score - 229/9

New Zealand

Score - 157

Australia

Score - 243/9

• Table-toppers Australia handed New Zealand their second straight defeat in the 2019 World Cup after beating them by 86 runs on Saturday.


• The victory was Australia’s eighth against New Zealand in 11 World Cup matches. The match witnessed fast bowler Trent Boult become the first New Zealand bowler to take a hat-trick in World Cup.

England

Score - 337/7

India

Score - 306/5

• Hosts England handed India their first defeat in 2019 World Cup by beating them by 31 runs on Sunday.


• With the victory, England moved to the fourth spot on the points table, while Pakistan slipped one place to the fifth position.


• Notably, India and England have now played 100 ODIs against each other, with England emerging victorious 42 times.

West Indies

Score - 315/9

Sri Lanka

Score - 338/6

• Sri Lanka defeated West Indies by 23 runs at Riverside Ground in Chester-le-Street on Monday to register their third victory in the 2019 World Cup and move to sixth place on points table.


• Meanwhile, it was West Indies’ sixth defeat in the tournament. Notably, both the teams are out of contention for a place in the semi-finals.

Bangladesh

Score - 286

India

Score - 314/9

• India defeated Bangladesh by 28 runs at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Tuesday to become the second team after Australia to qualify for the 2019 World Cup semi-finals.


• This is the third straight time that India have reached World Cup semi-finals. With their fourth defeat in the tournament, Bangladesh are now officially out of the semi-finals race.

New Zealand

Score - 186

England

Score - 305

• England defeated New Zealand by 119 runs in their last league match of 2019 World Cup today to qualify for World Cup semi-finals for the first time since the 1992 edition.


• England are the third team to qualify for the semi-finals of 2019 edition after India and Australia. New Zealand and Pakistan remain in contention for the fourth semi-final spot.

West Indies

Score - 311

Afghanistan

Score - 288

• West Indies defeated Afghanistan by 23 runs at Leeds on Thursday to register their second victory in 2019 World Cup, 34 days after their first.


• With this, West Indies ended their 2019 World Cup campaign with five points, while Afghanistan failed to win a single match in the tournament. Afghanistan have now lost 12 straight matches in World Cup history.

Bangladesh

Score - 221

Pakistan

Score - 315/9

• Pakistan defeated Bangladesh by 94 runs to end their 2019 World Cup campaign at fifth position with 11 points.


• The match witnessed Pakistan pacer Shaheen Afridi become the youngest-ever bowler (19 years and 90 days) to take a five-wicket haul in World Cup history. Notably, Shakib Al Hasan became the first cricketer to score 600 runs in 2019 World Cup.

India

Score - 265/3

Sri Lanka

Score - 264/7

• India defeated Sri Lanka by 7 wickets at Leeds today to go top of the 2019 World Cup points table with 15 points from nine matches.


• With the defeat, Sri Lanka ended their 2019 World Cup campaign at the sixth position with eight points from nine matches. India’s final position will be confirmed after the result of South Africa-Australia match.

Australia

Score - 315

South Africa

Score - 325

• South Africa defeated Australia by 10 runs in Manchester on Saturday to register their first victory against them in a World Cup match since the 1992 edition.


• Australia ended the 2019 World Cup league stage at the second position and will face third-placed England in the semi-finals. Meanwhile, table-toppers India will clash against fourth-placed New Zealand in the semi-finals.

India

Score - 221/10

New Zealand

Score - 239/8

• India vs New Zealand (Ind vs NZ) World Cup 2019 Semi-Final, Manchester Weather Forecast and Pitch Report Today While one can expect a great contest if the match continues on the reserve day but the weather might once again play a spoilsport.

Australia

Score - 30/3

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