ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24

– · 10 teams

INDAUSSANZNEDENGPAKBAN+2 teams
Australia won the final against India

Fixtures and results

  • 45th Match· Bengaluru

    IND410/4 (50)
    NED250 (47.5)

    India won by 160 runs

  • 1st Semi-Final· Mumbai

    IND397/4 (50)
    NZ327 (48.5)

    India won by 70 runs

  • 2nd Semi-Final· Kolkata

    SA212 (49.4)
    AUS215/7 (47.2)

    Australia won by 3 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

  • Final· Ahmedabad

    IND240 (50)
    AUS241/4 (43)

    Australia won by 6 wickets (with 42 balls remaining)

Earlier results (44) ⌄
  • 44th Match· Kolkata

    ENG337/9 (50)
    PAK244 (43.3)

    England won by 93 runs

  • 43rd Match· Pune

    BAN306/8 (50)
    AUS307/2 (44.4)

    Australia won by 8 wickets (with 32 balls remaining)

  • 42nd Match· Ahmedabad

    AFG244 (50)
    SA247/5 (47.3)

    South Africa won by 5 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)

  • 41st Match· Bengaluru

    SL171 (46.4)
    NZ172/5 (23.2)

    New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 160 balls remaining)

  • 40th Match· Pune

    ENG339/9 (50)
    NED179 (37.2)

    England won by 160 runs

  • 39th Match· Mumbai

    AFG291/5 (50)
    AUS293/7 (46.5)

    Australia won by 3 wickets (with 19 balls remaining)

  • 38th Match· Delhi

    SL279 (49.3)
    BAN282/7 (41.1)

    Bangladesh won by 3 wickets (with 53 balls remaining)

  • 37th Match· Kolkata

    IND326/5 (50)
    SA83 (27.1)

    India won by 243 runs

  • 36th Match· Ahmedabad

    AUS286 (49.3)
    ENG253 (48.1)

    Australia won by 33 runs

  • 35th Match· Bengaluru

    NZ401/6 (50)
    PAK200/1 (25.3)

    Pakistan won by 21 runs (DLS method)

  • 34th Match· Lucknow

    NED179 (46.3)
    AFG181/3 (31.3)

    Afghanistan won by 7 wickets (with 111 balls remaining)

  • 33rd Match· Mumbai

    IND357/8 (50)
    SL55 (19.4)

    India won by 302 runs

  • 32nd Match· Pune

    SA357/4 (50)
    NZ167 (35.3)

    South Africa won by 190 runs

  • 31st Match· Kolkata

    BAN204 (45.1)
    PAK205/3 (32.3)

    Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 105 balls remaining)

  • 30th Match· Pune

    SL241 (49.3)
    AFG242/3 (45.2)

    Afghanistan won by 7 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)

  • 29th Match· Lucknow

    IND229/9 (50)
    ENG129 (34.5)

    India won by 100 runs

  • 28th Match· Kolkata

    NED229 (50)
    BAN142 (42.2)

    Netherlands won by 87 runs

  • 27th Match· Dharamsala

    AUS388 (49.2)
    NZ383/9 (50)

    Australia won by 5 runs

  • 26th Match· Chennai

    PAK270 (46.4)
    SA271/9 (47.2)

    South Africa won by 1 wicket (with 16 balls remaining)

  • 25th Match· Bengaluru

    ENG156 (33.2)
    SL160/2 (25.4)

    Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets (with 146 balls remaining)

  • 24th Match· Delhi

    AUS399/8 (50)
    NED90 (21)

    Australia won by 309 runs

  • 23rd Match· Mumbai

    SA382/5 (50)
    BAN233 (46.4)

    South Africa won by 149 runs

  • 22nd Match· Chennai

    PAK282/7 (50)
    AFG286/2 (49)

    Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

  • 21st Match· Dharamsala

    NZ273 (50)
    IND274/6 (48)

    India won by 4 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)

  • 20th Match· Mumbai

    SA399/7 (50)
    ENG170/9 (22)

    South Africa won by 229 runs

  • 19th Match· Lucknow

    NED262 (49.4)
    SL263/5 (48.2)

    Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

  • 18th Match· Bengaluru

    AUS367/9 (50)
    PAK305 (45.3)

    Australia won by 62 runs

  • 17th Match· Pune

    BAN256/8 (50)
    IND261/3 (41.3)

    India won by 7 wickets (with 51 balls remaining)

  • 16th Match· Chennai

    NZ288/6 (50)
    AFG139 (34.4)

    New Zealand won by 149 runs

  • 15th Match· Dharamsala

    NED245/8 (43)
    SA207 (42.5)

    Netherlands won by 38 runs

  • 14th Match· Lucknow

    SL209 (43.3)
    AUS215/5 (35.2)

    Australia won by 5 wickets (with 88 balls remaining)

  • 13th Match· Delhi

    AFG284 (49.5)
    ENG215 (40.3)

    Afghanistan won by 69 runs

  • 12th Match· Ahmedabad

    PAK191 (42.5)
    IND192/3 (30.3)

    India won by 7 wickets (with 117 balls remaining)

  • 11th Match· Chennai

    BAN245/9 (50)
    NZ248/2 (42.5)

    New Zealand won by 8 wickets (with 43 balls remaining)

  • 10th Match· Lucknow

    SA311/7 (50)
    AUS177 (40.5)

    South Africa won by 134 runs

  • 9th Match· Delhi

    AFG272/8 (50)
    IND273/2 (35)

    India won by 8 wickets (with 90 balls remaining)

  • 8th Match· Hyderabad

    SL344/9 (50)
    PAK345/4 (48.2)

    Pakistan won by 6 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

  • 7th Match· Dharamsala

    ENG364/9 (50)
    BAN227 (48.2)

    England won by 137 runs

  • 6th Match· Hyderabad

    NZ322/7 (50)
    NED223 (46.3)

    New Zealand won by 99 runs

  • 5th Match· Chennai

    AUS199 (49.3)
    IND201/4 (41.2)

    India won by 6 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)

  • 4th Match· Delhi

    SA428/5 (50)
    SL326 (44.5)

    South Africa won by 102 runs

  • 3rd Match· Dharamsala

    AFG156 (37.2)
    BAN158/4 (34.4)

    Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 92 balls remaining)

  • 2nd Match· Hyderabad

    PAK286 (49)
    NED205 (41)

    Pakistan won by 81 runs

  • 1st Match· Ahmedabad

    ENG282/9 (50)
    NZ283/1 (36.2)

    New Zealand won by 9 wickets (with 82 balls remaining)

Dream team trends

48 matches analysed
  • A batter was the dream team captain in 28 of 48 ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24 matches (58%); an all-rounder in 12 and a bowler in 8.
  • Among batter captains, openers led the way: 14 of 33 (42%).
  • The most common team splits were 4-7 (13 matches) and 7-4 (12 matches): players from the side batting first, then from the chasing side. Together they made up 25 of 48 dream teams (52%).
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About this series

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24: Key Facts

Who is winning ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24?
Australia won the final against India.
How many matches are in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24?
48 matches, from 5 October 2023 to 19 November 2023.
Where are the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24 matches played?
The matches are played at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad; Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad; Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala; Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi; MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai; Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow; Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune; M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru.
Who organises ICC Cricket World Cup 2023/24?
The series is hosted by International Cricket Council.