Find out which matches in the 2019 World Cup are taking place in your area...
Lord's will host the final on July 14
The ICC have released the schedule for the 2019 World Cup, which is to be hosted in the UK.
Ten venues are being used for the tournament, with stadiums from Taunton to Durham playing host to matches during the six weeks of competition.
Find out which matches are taking place in your area with The Cricketer's nifty guide...
June 1: New Zealand v Sri Lanka
June 4: Afghanistan v Sri Lanka
June 8: England v Bangladesh
June 15: South Africa v Afghanistan (d/n)
June 1: Afghanistan v Australia (d/n)
June 7: Pakistan v Sri Lanka
June 11: Bangladesh v Sri Lanka
June 8: Afghanistan v New Zealand (d/n)
June 12: Australia v Pakistan
June 17: Windies v Bangladesh (d)
The Oval will host the opening game on May 30
June 19: New Zealand v South Africa
June 26: New Zealand v Pakistan
June 30: England v India
July 2: Bangladesh v India
July 11: Second semi-final (2 v 3)
July 12: Reserve day
June 5: South Africa v India
June 10: South Africa v Windies
June 14: England v Windies
June 22: India v Afghanistan
June 24: Bangladesh v Afghanistan
June 21: England v Sri Lanka
June 29: Pakistan v Afghanistan
July 4: Afghanistan v Windies
July 6: Sri Lanka v India
June 23: Pakistan v South Africa
June 25: England v Australia
June 29: New Zealand v Australia (d/n)
July 5: Pakistan v Bangladesh (d/n)
July 14: Final
July 15: Reserve day
Jun 16: India v Pakistan
June 18: England v Afghanistan
June 22: Windies v New Zealand (d/n)
June 27: Windies v India
July 6: Australia v South Africa (d/n)
July 9: First semifinal (1 v 4)
July 10: Reserve day
Trent Bridge has a total of five matches
May 30: England v South Africa
June 2: South Africa v Bangladesh
June 5: Bangladesh v New Zealand (d/n)
June 9: India v Australia
June 15: Sri Lanka v Australia
June 28: Sri Lanka v South Africa
July 1: Sri Lanka v Windies
July 3: England v New Zealand
May 31: Windies v Pakistan
June 3: England v Pakistan
June 6: Australia v Windies
June 13: India v New Zealand
June 20: Australia v Bangladesh
FULL WORLD CUP FIXTURE LIST: Day-by-day rundown of the schedule for the 2019 event
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