ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2019

ODI (48) - 30 May 2019 - 14 Jul 2019

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Match 1 30 May 2019 The Oval, London,
ENG 311/8 (50.0)
vs
SA 207 (39.5)
England win by 104 runs
Match 2 31 May 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham,
WI 108/3 (13.4)
vs
PAK 105 (21.4)
West Indies win by 7 wickets
Match 3 01 Jun 2019 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff,
NZ 137/0 (16.1)
vs
SL 136 (29.2)
New Zealand win by 10 wickets
Match 4 01 Jun 2019 Bristol County Ground, Bristol,
AFG 207 (38.2)
vs
AUS 209/3 (34.5)
Australia win by 7 wickets
Match 5 02 Jun 2019 The Oval, London,
SA 309/8 (50.0)
vs
BAN 330/6 (50.0)
Bangladesh win by 21 runs
Match 6 03 Jun 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham,
ENG 334/9 (50.0)
vs
PAK 348/8 (50.0)
Pakistan win by 14 runs
Match 7 04 Jun 2019 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff,
AFG 152 (32.4)
vs
SL 201 (36.5)
Sri Lanka win by 34 runs (DLS Method)
Match 8 05 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton,
SA 227/9 (50.0)
vs
IND 230/4 (47.3)
India win by 6 wickets
Match 9 05 Jun 2019 The Oval, London,
BAN 244 (49.2)
vs
NZ 248/8 (47.1)
New Zealand win by 2 wickets
Match 10 06 Jun 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham,
AUS 288 (49.0)
vs
WI 273/9 (50.0)
Australia win by 15 runs
Match 11 07 Jun 2019 Bristol County Ground, Bristol,
PAK 0/0
vs
SL 0/0
Match Abandoned
Match 12 08 Jun 2019 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff,
ENG 386/6 (50.0)
vs
BAN 280 (48.5)
England win by 106 runs
Match 13 08 Jun 2019 The County Ground, Taunton,
AFG 172 (41.1)
vs
NZ 173/3 (32.1)
New Zealand win by 7 wickets
Match 14 09 Jun 2019 The Oval, London,
IND 352/5 (50.0)
vs
AUS 316 (50.0)
India win by 36 runs
Match 15 10 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton,
SA 29/2 (7.3)
vs
WI 0/0
Match Drawn
Match 16 11 Jun 2019 Bristol County Ground, Bristol,
BAN 0/0
vs
SL 0/0
Match Abandoned
Match 17 12 Jun 2019 The County Ground, Taunton,
AUS 307 (49.0)
vs
PAK 266 (45.4)
Australia win by 41 runs
Match 18 13 Jun 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham,
IND 0/0
vs
NZ 0/0
Match Abandoned
Match 19 14 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton,
ENG 213/2 (33.1)
vs
WI 212 (44.4)
England win by 8 wickets
Match 20 15 Jun 2019 The Oval, London,
SL 247 (45.5)
vs
AUS 334/7 (50.0)
Australia win by 87 runs
Match 21 15 Jun 2019 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff,
SA 131/1 (28.4)
vs
AFG 125 (34.1)
South Africa win by 9 wickets
Match 22 16 Jun 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
IND 336/5 (50.0)
vs
PAK 212/6 (40.0)
India win by 89 runs (DLS Method)
Match 23 17 Jun 2019 The County Ground, Taunton,
WI 321/8 (50.0)
vs
BAN 322/3 (41.3)
Bangladesh win by 7 wickets
Match 24 18 Jun 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
ENG 397/6 (50.0)
vs
AFG 247/8 (50.0)
England win by 150 runs
Match 25 19 Jun 2019 Edgbaston, Birmingham,
NZ 245/6 (48.3)
vs
SA 241/6 (49.0)
New Zealand win by 4 wickets
Match 26 20 Jun 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham,
AUS 381/5 (50.0)
vs
BAN 333/8 (50.0)
Australia win by 48 runs
Match 27 21 Jun 2019 Headingley, Leeds,
ENG 212 (47.0)
vs
SL 232/9 (50.0)
Sri Lanka win by 20 runs
Match 28 22 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton,
IND 224/8 (50.0)
vs
AFG 213 (49.5)
India win by 11 runs
Match 29 22 Jun 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
WI 286 (49.0)
vs
NZ 291/8 (50.0)
New Zealand win by 5 runs
Match 30 23 Jun 2019 Lord's, London,
PAK 308/7 (50.0)
vs
SA 259/9 (50.0)
Pakistan win by 49 runs
Match 31 24 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton,
BAN 262/7 (50.0)
vs
AFG 200 (47.0)
Bangladesh win by 62 runs
Match 32 25 Jun 2019 Lord's, London,
ENG 221 (44.4)
vs
AUS 285/7 (50.0)
Australia win by 64 runs
Match 33 26 Jun 2019 Edgbaston, Birmingham,
NZ 237/6 (50.0)
vs
PAK 241/4 (49.1)
Pakistan win by 6 wickets
Match 34 27 Jun 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
WI 143 (34.2)
vs
IND 268/7 (50.0)
India win by 125 runs
Match 35 28 Jun 2019 Riverside Ground, Durham,
SL 203 (49.3)
vs
SA 206/1 (37.2)
South Africa win by 9 wickets
Match 36 29 Jun 2019 Headingley, Leeds,
PAK 230/7 (49.4)
vs
AFG 227/9 (50.0)
Pakistan win by 3 wickets
Match 37 29 Jun 2019 Lord's, London,
NZ 157 (43.4)
vs
AUS 243/9 (50.0)
Australia win by 86 runs
Match 38 30 Jun 2019 Edgbaston, Birmingham,
ENG 337/7 (50.0)
vs
IND 306/5 (50.0)
England win by 31 runs
Match 39 01 Jul 2019 Riverside Ground, Durham,
SL 338/6 (50.0)
vs
WI 315/9 (50.0)
Sri Lanka win by 23 runs
Match 40 02 Jul 2019 Edgbaston, Birmingham,
BAN 286 (48.0)
vs
IND 314/9 (50.0)
India win by 28 runs
Match 41 03 Jul 2019 Riverside Ground, Durham,
ENG 305/8 (50.0)
vs
NZ 186 (45.0)
England win by 119 runs
Match 42 04 Jul 2019 Headingley, Leeds,
AFG 288 (50.0)
vs
WI 311/6 (50.0)
West Indies win by 23 runs
Match 43 05 Jul 2019 Lord's, London,
PAK 315/9 (50.0)
vs
BAN 221 (44.1)
Pakistan win by 94 runs
Match 44 06 Jul 2019 Headingley, Leeds,
SL 264/7 (50.0)
vs
IND 265/3 (43.3)
India win by 7 wickets
Match 45 06 Jul 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
AUS 315 (49.5)
vs
SA 325/6 (50.0)
South Africa win by 10 runs
Semi Final 1 09 Jul 2019 Old Trafford, Manchester,
IND 221 (49.3)
vs
NZ 239/8 (50.0)
New Zealand win by 18 runs
Semi Final 2 11 Jul 2019 Edgbaston, Birmingham,
AUS 223 (49.0)
vs
ENG 226/2 (32.1)
England win by 8 wickets
Final 14 Jul 2019 Lord's, London,
NZ 241/8 (50.0) & 15/1 (1.0)
vs
ENG 241 (50.0) & 15/0 (1.0)
ENG won by 0 runs

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Team Name
Most Runs

  • Rohit Sharma

    IND
    Runs
    648

  • David Warner

    AUS
    Runs
    647

  • Shakib Al Hasan

    BAN
    Runs
    606

  • Joe Root

    ENG
    Runs
    549

  • Kane Williamson

    NZ
    Runs
    548

  • Aaron Finch

    AUS
    Runs
    507

  • Jonny Bairstow

    ENG
    Runs
    496

  • Babar Azam

    PAK
    Runs
    474

  • Virat Kohli

    IND
    Runs
    443

  • Jason Roy

    ENG
    Runs
    426
Most Wickets

  • Mitchell Starc

    AUS
    WKTS
    27

  • Mustafizur Rahman

    BAN
    WKTS
    20

  • Jofra Archer

    ENG
    WKTS
    19

  • Jasprit Bumrah

    IND
    WKTS
    18

  • Lockie Ferguson

    NZ
    WKTS
    18

  • Mark Wood

    ENG
    WKTS
    17

  • Mohammad Amir

    PAK
    WKTS
    17

  • Trent Boult

    NZ
    WKTS
    17

  • Shaheen Afridi

    PAK
    WKTS
    16

  • Mohammed Shami

    IND
    WKTS
    14
Most Caches

  • Alex Carey

    AUS
    Catches
    18

  • Tom Latham

    NZ
    Catches
    18

  • Shai Hope

    WI
    Catches
    16

  • Sarfaraz Ahmed

    PAK
    Catches
    13

  • Joe Root

    ENG
    Catches
    12

  • Jos Buttler

    ENG
    Catches
    11

  • Faf du Plessis

    SA
    Catches
    10

  • Jonny Bairstow

    ENG
    Catches
    9

  • Quinton de Kock

    SA
    Catches
    9

  • Chris Woakes

    ENG
    Catches
    8
Most Sixes

  • Eoin Morgan

    ENG
    Sixes
    22

  • Aaron Finch

    AUS
    Sixes
    18

  • Rohit Sharma

    IND
    Sixes
    14

  • Chris Gayle

    WI
    Sixes
    12

  • Jason Roy

    ENG
    Sixes
    12

  • Jonny Bairstow

    ENG
    Sixes
    11

  • Nicholas Pooran

    WI
    Sixes
    10

  • Rassie van der Dussen

    SA
    Sixes
    10

  • Ben Stokes

    ENG
    Sixes
    9

  • Carlos Brathwaite

    WI
    Sixes
    8
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