Published on : October 12th, 2026

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 All Match Results & Scores

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 all match results cover 48 matches played across England and Wales from May 30 to July 14, 2019. The tournament featured dramatic group-stage games, New Zealand's semi-final victory over India, and one of the closest finals in cricket history.

England won their first men's ODI World Cup after tying both the final match and the Super Over against New Zealand. Explore the complete match results, team scores, winners, semi-final scorecards and key tournament statistics below.

World Cup 2019 All Match Results List:

Match	Teams	Scores	Results
1	ENG vs SA	ENG 311/8; SA 207	England won by 104 runs
2	PAK vs WI	PAK 105; WI 108/3	West Indies won by 7 wickets
3	SL vs NZ	SL 136; NZ 137/0	New Zealand won by 10 wickets
4	AFG vs AUS	AFG 207; AUS 209/3	Australia won by 7 wickets
5	BAN vs SA	BAN 330/6; SA 309/8	Bangladesh won by 21 runs
6	PAK vs ENG	PAK 348/8; ENG 334/9	Pakistan won by 14 runs
7	SL vs AFG	SL 201; AFG 152	Sri Lanka won by 34 runs (DLS)
8	SA vs IND	SA 227/9; IND 230/4	India won by 6 wickets
9	BAN vs NZ	BAN 244; NZ 248/8	New Zealand won by 2 wickets
10	AUS vs WI	AUS 288; WI 273/9	Australia won by 15 runs
11	PAK vs SL	-	Rained out (No play)
12	ENG vs BAN	ENG 386/6; BAN 280	England won by 106 runs
13	AFG vs NZ	AFG 172; NZ 173/3	New Zealand won by 7 wickets
14	IND vs AUS	IND 352/5; AUS 316	India won by 36 runs
15	SA vs WI	SA 29/2	No result (Rain)
16	BAN vs SL	-	Rained out (No play)
17	AUS vs PAK	AUS 307; PAK 266	Australia won by 41 runs
18	IND vs NZ	-	Rained out (No play)
19	WI vs ENG	WI 212; ENG 213/2	England won by 8 wickets
20	AUS vs SL	AUS 334/7; SL 247	Australia won by 87 runs
21	AFG vs SA	AFG 125; SA 131/1	South Africa won by 9 wickets
22	IND vs PAK	IND 336/5; PAK 212/6	India won by 89 runs (DLS)
23	WI vs BAN	WI 321/8; BAN 322/3	Bangladesh won by 7 wickets
24	ENG vs AFG	ENG 397/6; AFG 247/8	England won by 150 runs
25	SA vs NZ	SA 241/6; NZ 245/6	New Zealand won by 4 wickets
26	AUS vs BAN	AUS 381/5; BAN 333/8	Australia won by 48 runs
27	SL vs ENG	SL 232/9; ENG 212	Sri Lanka won by 20 runs
28	IND vs AFG	IND 224/8; AFG 213	India won by 11 runs
29	NZ vs WI	NZ 291/8; WI 286	New Zealand won by 5 runs
30	PAK vs SA	PAK 308/7; SA 259/9	Pakistan won by 49 runs
31	BAN vs AFG	BAN 262/7; AFG 200	Bangladesh won by 62 runs
32	AUS vs ENG	AUS 285/7; ENG 221	Australia won by 64 runs
33	NZ vs PAK	NZ 237/6; PAK 241/4	Pakistan won by 6 wickets
34	IND vs WI	IND 268/7; WI 143	India won by 125 runs
35	SL vs SA	SL 203; SA 206/1	South Africa won by 9 wickets
36	AFG vs PAK	AFG 227/9; PAK 230/7	Pakistan won by 3 wickets
37	AUS vs NZ	AUS 243/9; NZ 157	Australia won by 86 runs
38	ENG vs IND	ENG 337/7; IND 306/5	England won by 31 runs
39	SL vs WI	SL 338/6; WI 315/9	Sri Lanka won by 23 runs
40	IND vs BAN	IND 314/9; BAN 286	India won by 28 runs
41	ENG vs NZ	ENG 305/8; NZ 186	England won by 119 runs
42	WI vs AFG	WI 311/6; AFG 288	West Indies won by 23 runs
43	PAK vs BAN	PAK 315/9; BAN 221	Pakistan won by 94 runs
44	SL vs IND	SL 264/7; IND 265/3	India won by 7 wickets
45	SA vs AUS	SA 325/6; AUS 315	South Africa won by 10 runs

(Note: DLS refers to the Duckworth?Lewis?Stern system used to recalibrate run targets during rain delays.)

A Few Matches That Really Shifted the Narrative:

Pakistan's Classic Comeback:

Pakistan started off looking completely lost, getting rolled over for just 105 by the West Indies in their opener. Barely anyone gave them a chance in their next match against heavy favorites England, but they came out and posted 348/8, hanging on to win by 14 runs in a classic display of how unpredictable they can be.

Bangladesh Making Waves:

Bangladesh was easily one of the most exciting teams to follow during the group stage. They kicked things off with a surprise 21-run win over South Africa, then pulled off a massive chase against the West Indies by scaling down 322 runs with ease. Shakib Al Hasan had a ridiculous tournament, racking up 606 runs and taking 11 wickets.

England Hits a Wall:

The host team looked unbeatable early on, but then stumbled hard. They dropped a close game to Sri Lanka by 20 runs, and Australia comfortably beat them by 64 runs shortly after. Suddenly, England was in serious danger of missing the knockouts altogether. They managed to turn things around just in time by beating India and New Zealand back-to-back to secure a spot in the top four.

The Semi-Finals:

Semi-Final 1: India vs New Zealand

Scores: New Zealand 239/8; India 221 all out
Result: New Zealand won by 18 runs

Rain at Old Trafford forced this game across two days. When India came out on day two to start their chase, New Zealand's seamers destroyed their top order almost immediately, leaving them stranded at 5 for 3. Ravindra Jadeja played a fantastic knock (77 off 59) and MS Dhoni chipped in with 50 to give India a fighting chance, but New Zealand kept pulling the game back. A clutch direct hit from Martin Guptill to run out Dhoni killed off the chase, leaving India stranded at 221.

Semi-Final 2: Australia vs England

Scores: Australia 223 all out; England 226/2
Result: England won by 8 wickets

Australia had already beaten England in the group stage, but this game wasn't close at all. England?s attack rolled Australia for 223, and their openers knocked off the total in just 32.1 overs. It put England through to their first World Cup final in 27 years.

The Final: England vs New Zealand

Scores: New Zealand 241/8; England 241 all out (Tied)
Super Over: England 15/0; New Zealand 15/1 (Tied)
Result: England won on boundary count

New Zealand batted first and set a tricky target of 241/8, with Henry Nicholls top-scoring with 55. England struggled in reply and lost wickets regularly, but Ben Stokes kept them afloat with an unbeaten 84.

The match ended in chaos. Needing two runs off the final ball, Stokes ran for a second, and a throw from the deep accidentally ricocheted off his diving bat and raced away for four extra overthrows. That brought the score level.

They went to a Super Over, where England scored 15 and New Zealand matched them with 15. Because the Super Over was tied too, the title went to England on a boundary-count technicality?they?d hit 26 total boundaries in the match compared to New Zealand?s 17. The ICC eventually scrapped the rule because of how controversial it was, but the result still stands: England won their first 50-over World Cup.