ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Schedule which is one of the much awaited occasion of the modern era by the cricket followers across the globe. Indian team will be a most favorite of all being a defending champion for the title and Indian team is best performance through the year in 2014. Under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni Indian Cricket team triumphed its glory to the world. Indian Cricket Team and the rest of cricket teams have been striving hard to get the taste of glory of world cup during the Word Cup 2015.
2015 World Cup is going to be the 11th ICC Cricket World Cup which is scheduled to be hosted by Australia and New Zealand from 14 February to 29 March 2015. 49 matches will be played in 14 venues with Australia staging 26 games at grounds in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney while New Zealand hosts 23 games in seven cities, including Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Napier, Nelson and Wellington. The final match of the tournament will take place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. It will be one of the world’s largest international sports tournaments, with 14 competing teams and more than 400 accredited players and officials taking part in it.
ICC 2015 Cricket World Cup Schedule
ICC World Cup 2015 has two pools which would be competing within themselves and best teams would compete out with the opponent pool. Here is the complete Schedule of ICC Cricket World Cup.
Pool A: England, Australia (co-host), Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, New Zealand (co-host), Qualifier 2 (TBD), Qualifier 3 (TBD)
Pool B: South Africa, India, Pakistan, West Indies, Zimbabwe, Qualifier 1 (Ireland), Qualifier 4 (TBD)
Cricket Matches
Saturday 14 February – Sri Lanka v New Zealand , Hagley Oval, Christchurch (day); England v Australia , Melbourne Cricket Ground (day/night)
Sunday 15 Feb – South Africa v Zimbabwe, Seddon Park, Hamilton (d/n); India v Pakistan, Adelaide Oval (d/n)
Monday 16 Feb – West Indies v Ireland, Saxton Oval, Nelson (d)
Tuesday 17 Feb – New Zealand v Qualifier 3, University Oval, Dunedin (d)
Wednesday 18 Feb – Bangladesh v Qualifier 2, Manuka Oval, Canberra (d/n)
Thursday 19 Feb – Zimbabwe v Qualifier 4, Saxton Oval, Nelson (d)
Friday 20 Feb – England v New Zealand, Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington (d/n)
Saturday 21 Feb – Pakistan v West Indies, Hagley Oval, Christchurch (d); Australia v Bangladesh, Gabba, Brisbane (d/n)
Sunday 22 Feb – Sri Lanka v Qualifier 2, University Oval, Dunedin (d); South Africa v India, MCG, Melbourne (d/n)
Monday 23 Feb – England v Qualifier 3, Hagley Oval, Christchurch (d)
Tuesday 24 Feb – West Indies v Zimbabwe, Manuka Oval, Canberra (d/n)
Wednesday 25 Feb – Ireland v Qualifier 4, Gabba, Brisbane (d/n)
Thursday 26 Feb – Qualifier 2 v Qualifier 3, University Oval, Dunedin (d); Sri Lanka v Bangladesh, MCG, Melbourne (d/n)
Friday 27 Feb – South Africa v West Indies, SCG, Sydney (d/n)
Saturday 28 Feb – India v Qualifier 4, WACA, Perth (d/n); Australia v New Zealand, Eden Park, Auckland (d/n)
Sunday 1 March – England v Sri Lanka, Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington (d); Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Gabba, Brisbane (d/n)
Monday 2 March – Rest day
Tuesday 3 March – South Africa v Ireland, Manuka Oval, Canberra (d/n)
Wednesday 4 March – Pakistan v Qualifier 4, McLean Park, Napier (d/n); Australia v Qualifier 2, WACA, Perth (d/n)
Thursday 5 March – Bangladesh v Qualifier 3, Saxton Oval, Nelson (d)
Friday 6 March – India v West Indies, WACA, Perth (d/n)
Saturday 7 March –South Africa v Pakistan, Eden Park, Auckland (d/n); Zimbabwe v Ireland, Bellerive Oval, Hobart (d/n)
Sunday 8 March – New Zealand v Qualifier 2, McLean Park, Napier (d); Australia v Sri Lanka, SCG, Sydney (d/n)
Monday 9 March – England v Bangladesh, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (d/n)
Tuesday 10 March – India v Ireland, Seddon Park, Hamilton (d/n)
Wednesday 11 March – Sri Lanka v Qualifier 3, Bellerive Oval, Hobart (d/n)
Thursday 12 March – South Africa v Qualifier 4, Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington (d/n)
Friday 13 March – Bangladesh v New Zealand, Seddon Park, Hamilton (d/n); England v Qualifier 2, SCG, Sydney (d/n)
Saturday 14 March – India v Zimbabwe, Eden Park, Auckland (d/n); Australia v Qualifier 3, Bellerive Oval, Hobart (d/n)
Sunday 15 March – West Indies v Qualifier 4, McLean Park, Napier (d); Pakistan v Ireland, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (d/n)
Monday 16 March – Rest day
Tuesday 17 March – Rest day
Wednesday 18 March – First quarter-final, SCG, Sydney (d/n)
Thursday 19 March – Reserve day for first quarter-final; Second quarter-final, MCG (d/n)
Friday 20 March – Reserve day for second quarter-final; third quarter-final, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (d/n)
Saturday 21 March – Reserve day for third quarter-final; fourth quarter-final, Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington (d/n)
Sunday 22 March – Reserve day for fourth quarter-final Mon 23 Mar – Rest day
Tuesday 24 March – First semi-final, Eden Park, Auckland (d/n)
Wednesday 25 March – Reserve day for first semi-final
Thursday 26 March – Second semi-final, SCG, Sydney (d/n)
Friday 27 March – Reserve day for second semi-final
Saturday 28 March – Rest day
Sunday 29 March – Final, MCG, Melbourne (d/n)
Monday 30 March – Reserve day for final
Quarter-final line-up (If Australia and New Zealand qualify, then they’ll play their quarter-finals in their countries. As such, final line-up, venues and dates to be confirmed after group stage matches): A1 v B4 A2 v B3 A3 v B2 A4 v B1
Semi-finals – If Australia and New Zealand meet in semi-finals, then the side that finished higher in the group stage points table will stage the match. Stay tuned to All India Round Up for more updates. For more Cricket Updates stay tuned to All India Round Up and book online 2015 ICC World Cup Tickets Exclusively free.
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