As the number one ranked ODI side in the world, hosts England are the favourites to lift the 2019 Cricket World Cup this summer.
Under the leadership of Eoin Morgan, England have undergone a remarkable transformation since crashing out of the last World Cup during the group stage.
The round-robin format of this summer's tournament means England will play a minimum of nine games, once against each of the other nations taking part.
Should they finish in the top four of the ten-team league table at the end of that round-robin phase, they will advance to the semi-finals.
England Cricket World Cup fixtures
Group stage
| England bt South Africa by 104 runs | May 30 | The Oval |
| Pakistan bt England by 14 runs | June 3 | Trent Bridge |
| England bt Bangladesh by 106 runs | June 8 | Sophia Gardens |
| England vs West Indies | June 14 | Ageas Bowl |
| England vs Afghanistan | June 18 | Old Trafford |
| England vs Sri Lanka | June 21 | Headingley |
| England vs Australia | June 25 | Lord's |
| England vs India | June 30 | Edgbaston |
| England vs New Zealand | July 3 | Riverside |
Knockout stages
Semi-final 1 - 1st vs 4th, July 9, Old Trafford
Semi-final 2 - 2nd vs 3rd, July 11, Edgbaston
Final - July 14, Lord's
Tickets
Tickets for this summer's World Cup are limited after a hugely popular public ballot. You can find ticket information for all World Cup matches here.
