• ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 All Match Results : Cricket Blog
    Published on : October 12th, 2026

    ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 All Match List and Results

    Here, check the complete ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match list and results, including all 48 matches played throughout the tournament. Australia ended up winning the 2023 Men's ODI World Cup after silencing a massive crowd in Ahmedabad with a six-wicket win over India on November 19. India had practically walked through the rest of the tournament with ten straight wins, but Australia saved their best performance for the night the trophy was actually on the line.

    The tournament took place across India from October 5 to November 19, running through 48 matches in total?45 in the league phase, followed by the semi-finals and final.

    List of All Match Result Summary:

    Match Teams Scores Results
    1 ENG vs NZ ENG 282/9; NZ 283/1 New Zealand won by 9 wickets
    2 PAK vs NED PAK 286; NED 205 Pakistan won by 81 runs
    3 AFG vs BAN AFG 156; BAN 158/4 Bangladesh won by 6 wickets
    4 SA vs SL SA 428/5; SL 326 South Africa won by 102 runs
    5 AUS vs IND AUS 199; IND 201/4 India won by 6 wickets
    6 NZ vs NED NZ 322/7; NED 223 New Zealand won by 99 runs
    7 ENG vs BAN ENG 364/9; BAN 227 England won by 137 runs
    8 SL vs PAK SL 344/9; PAK 345/4 Pakistan won by 6 wickets
    9 AFG vs IND AFG 272/8; IND 273/2 India won by 8 wickets
    10 SA vs AUS SA 311/7; AUS 177 South Africa won by 134 runs
    11 NZ vs BAN BAN 245; NZ 248/2 New Zealand won by 8 wickets
    12 IND vs PAK PAK 191; IND 192/3 India won by 7 wickets
    13 AFG vs ENG AFG 284; ENG 215 Afghanistan won by 69 runs
    14 SL vs AUS SL 209; AUS 215/5 Australia won by 5 wickets
    15 SA vs NED NED 245/8; SA 207 Netherlands won by 38 runs
    16 NZ vs AFG NZ 288/6; AFG 139 New Zealand won by 149 runs
    17 IND vs BAN BAN 256/8; IND 261/3 India won by 7 wickets
    18 AUS vs PAK AUS 367/9; PAK 305 Australia won by 62 runs
    19 NED vs SL NED 262; SL 263/5 Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets
    20 SA vs ENG SA 399/7; ENG 170 South Africa won by 229 runs
    21 IND vs NZ NZ 273; IND 274/6 India won by 4 wickets
    22 PAK vs AFG PAK 282/7; AFG 286/2 Afghanistan won by 8 wickets
    23 SA vs BAN SA 382/5; BAN 233 South Africa won by 149 runs
    24 AUS vs NED AUS 399/8; NED 90 Australia won by 309 runs
    25 ENG vs SL ENG 156; SL 160/2 Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
    26 PAK vs SA PAK 270; SA 271/9 South Africa won by 1 wicket
    27 AUS vs NZ AUS 388; NZ 383 Australia won by 5 runs
    28 NED vs BAN NED 229; BAN 142 Netherlands won by 87 runs
    29 IND vs ENG IND 229/9; ENG 129 India won by 100 runs
    30 AFG vs SL SL 241; AFG 242/3 Afghanistan won by 7 wickets
    31 PAK vs BAN BAN 204; PAK 205/3 Pakistan won by 7 wickets
    32 NZ vs SA SA 357/4; NZ 167 South Africa won by 190 runs
    33 IND vs SL IND 357/8; SL 55 India won by 302 runs
    34 NED vs AFG NED 179; AFG 181/3 Afghanistan won by 7 wickets
    35 NZ vs PAK NZ 401/6; PAK 200/1 Pakistan won by 21 runs (DLS)
    36 AUS vs ENG AUS 286; ENG 253 Australia won by 33 runs
    37 IND vs SA IND 326/5; SA 83 India won by 243 runs
    38 BAN vs SL SL 279; BAN 282/7 Bangladesh won by 3 wickets
    39 AUS vs AFG AFG 291/5; AUS 293/7 Australia won by 3 wickets
    40 ENG vs NED ENG 339/9; NED 179 England won by 160 runs
    41 NZ vs SL SL 171; NZ 172/5 New Zealand won by 5 wickets
    42 AFG vs SA AFG 244; SA 247/5 South Africa won by 5 wickets
    43 AUS vs BAN BAN 306/8; AUS 307/2 Australia won by 8 wickets
    44 ENG vs PAK ENG 337/9; PAK 244 England won by 93 runs
    45 IND vs NED IND 410/4; NED 250 India won by 160 runs

    (DLS refers to the Duckworth?Lewis?Stern method used for resetting target scores after rain interruptions.)

    Knockout Matches:

    Semi-Final 1: India vs New Zealand

    Score: India 397/4; New Zealand 327 (India won by 70 runs)

    India put up a massive score at the Wankhede Stadium. Virat Kohli reached his 50th ODI century?passing Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record for most ODI hundreds?while Shreyas Iyer hit 105 off 70 balls. India posted 397/4 and eventually bowled New Zealand out for 327, largely thanks to Mohammed Shami taking 7/57.

    Semi-Final 2: South Africa vs Australia

    Score: South Africa 212; Australia 215/7 (Australia won by 3 wickets)

    The second semi-final at Eden Gardens was much lower scoring and trickier to bat on. South Africa were bowled out for 212, and Australia squeaked past the target with three wickets to spare after Travis Head gave them a quick start with 62.

    The Final: India vs Australia

    • Venue: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad (19 November 2023)
    • Score: India 240 all out; Australia 241/4 (43 overs)
    • Result: Australia won by 6 wickets

    Rohit Sharma started aggressively with 47, but his wicket slowed everything down. Australia's bowling kept boundaries to a minimum, forcing KL Rahul (66) and Virat Kohli (54) to rebuild slowly. India ended up bowled out for 240.

    Australia lost three early wickets in reply, but Travis Head completely took over the chase with 137 off 120 balls. He shared a long partnership with Marnus Labuschagne (58 not out) to drag Australia past the target with seven overs left, securing their sixth World Cup title.

    Notable Stats & Highlights:

    • Most Runs: Virat Kohli (765 runs, most ever in a single World Cup)
    • Most Wickets: Mohammed Shami (24 wickets in just 7 games)
    • Player of the Tournament: Virat Kohli
    • Highest Team Score: South Africa (428/5 vs Sri Lanka)
    • Highest Individual Score: Glenn Maxwell (201* vs Afghanistan)

    Maxwell?s knock against Afghanistan was probably the most memorable inning of the tournament. Australia were buried at 91/7 chasing 292, and Maxwell was barely able to move due to severe cramps. He just stood in his crease, hit 21 fours and 10 sixes, and somehow chased down the rest of the target himself.

    Afghanistan also had a tournament to remember, picking up wins against England, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka to show how much they've grown as an ODI team.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

    Q1. Who won the 2023 World Cup?

    A1. Australia won the tournament by beating India by six wickets in the final in Ahmedabad.

    Q2. What was the final score?

    A2. India scored 240 all out, and Australia reached 241/4 in 43 overs.

    Q3. Who scored the most runs?

    A3. Virat Kohli finished as the tournament's top scorer with 765 runs.

    Q4. Who took the most wickets?

    A4. Mohammed Shami led the tournament with 24 wickets.

    Q5. How many matches were played?

    A5. There were 48 matches total: 45 group games, two semi-finals, and the final.

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