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Introduction :

Cricket World Cup 2023 :

Cricket World Cup 2023 is the 13th edition of the ODI World Cup. Cricket World Cup is one of the most famous sports occasions in the World. People liked the Cricket World Cup very much in the past and also in the present because of its thriller and entertaining matches. The Cricket World Cup brings whole nations together in the spirit of competition. ODI World Cup 2023 starts on 5th October 2023 and ends on 19 November 2023. In this World Cup 10 teams will be in action. The history of the Cricket World Cup is very memorable for all the teams, players, and also for fans. By the passive of time ODI World Cup became popular all over the World. In history, Australia is the team that dominated in the winning percentage of ODI World Cup finals.

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Teams Participated :

1. 1. Australia

1. 1. England

1. 1. India (H)

1. 1. Pakistan

1. 1. South Africa

1. 1. New Zealand

1. 1. Srilanka

1. 1. Bangladesh

1. 1. Afghanistan

1. 1. Netherlands

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Tournament Format:

In Cricket World Cup 2023, the tournament format is round-robin style where all the teams will play against each other in the round-robin style. It is the 50 overs tournament each team will play 50 overs. The winning side in the match earns two points. If the match has no results, both teams are given one point. If the Semifinal match will not be played due to rain or any other issue the reserve day will be selected for the match and if the Final match is not played due to rain the reserve day will be selected in this situation. After playing all the team’s round-robin stage matches top four teams will Qualify for the Semifinal. After the Semifinals winner of the Semifinals will play the Final. A total of 48 matches will go to play. This is the format of Cricket World Cup 2023. In History tournament format will be round-robin style and sometimes the tournament will played in the form of Group stages. In Group Stages two groups will be made Group A and Group B. Both groups have equal five five teams. After the Group stages, the Quarter-finals will be played top four teams from the quarter-finals qualify for the Semifinals, and then two teams will qualify for the Final.

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Host Country and Venues :

This ODI World Cup is the 13th edition of the World Cup which is hosted by the country India. In India 10 iconic venues will be selected by ICC and BCCI for thriller matches. The people of India were very excited to see world-class teams and many world-class players in action at their home ground. Venues where matches will played in India are Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Dharamsala, Delhi, Chennai, Lucknow, Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Kolkata. Guwahati and Thiruvananthapuram in addition to Hyderabad will host Warm-up matches from 29 September 2023 to 3 October 2023. All the Venues of the event are very iconic and beautiful.

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World Cup 2023 Schedule :

Sr.No	Day,Date	Teams	Time	Venues
ODI 1 of 48	Thu, 5 Oct	England vs New Zealand	starts at 1:30 pm	Ahmedabad
ODI 2 of 48	Fri, 6 Oct	Pakistan vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Hyderabad
ODI 3 of 48	Sat, 7 Oct	Bangladesh vs Afghanistan	starts at 10:00 am	Dharamshala
ODI 4 of 48	Sat, 7 Oct	South Africa vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Delhi
ODI 5 of 48	Sun, 8 Oct	India vs Australia	starts at 1:30 pm	Chennai
ODI 6 of 48	Mon, 9 Oct	New Zealand vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Hyderabad
ODI 7 of 48	Tue, 10 Oct	England vs Bangladesh	starts at 10:00 am	Dharamshala
ODI 8 of 48	Tue, 10 Oct	Pakistan vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Hyderabad
ODI 9 of 48	Wed, 11 Oct	India vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Delhi
ODI 10 of 48	Thu, 12 Oct	Australia vs South Africa	starts at 1:30 pm	Lucknow
ODI 11 of 48	Fri, 13 Oct	New Zealand vs Bangladesh	starts at 1:30 pm	Chennai
ODI 12 of 48	Sat, 14 Oct	India vs Pakistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Ahmedabad
ODI 13 of 48	Sun, 15 Oct	England vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Delhi
ODI 14 of 48	Mon, 16 Oct	Australia vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Lucknow
ODI 15 of 48	Tue, 17 Oct	South Africa vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Dharmashala
ODI 16 of 48	Wed, 18 Oct	New Zeealand vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Chennai
ODI 17 of 48	Thu, 19 Oct	India vs Bangladesh	starts at 1:30 pm	Pune
ODI 18 of 48	Fri, 20 Oct	Pakistan vs Australia	starts at 1:30 pm	Bangalore
ODI 19 of 48	Sat, 21 Oct	Netherlands vs Srilanka	starts at 10:00 am	Lucknow
ODI 20 of 48	Sat, 21 Oct	England vs South Africa	starts at 1:30 pm	Mumbai
ODI 21 of 48	Sun, 22 Oct	India vs New Zealand	starts at 1:30 pm	Dharamshala
ODI 22 of 48	Mon, 23 Oct	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Chennai
ODI 23 of 48	Tue, 24 Oct	South Africa vs Bangladesh	starts at 1:30 pm	Mumbai
ODI 24 of 48	Wed, 25 Oct	Australia vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Delhi
ODI 25 of 48	Thu, 26 Oct	England vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Bangalore
ODI 26 of 48	Fri, 27 Oct	Pakisttan vs South Africa	starts at 1:30 pm	Chennai
ODI 27 of 48	Sat, 28 Oct	Australia vs New Zealand	starts at 10:00 am	Dharamshala
ODI 28 of 48	Sat, 28 Oct	Netherlands vs Bangladesh	starts at 1:30 pm	Kolkata
ODI 29 of 48	Sun, 29 Oct	India vs England	starts at 1:30 pm	Lucknow
ODI 30 of 48	Mon, 30 Oct	Afghanistan vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Pune
ODI 31 of 48	Tue, 31 Oct	Pakistan vs Bangladesh	starts at 1:30 pm	Kolkata
ODI 32 of 48	Wed, 1 Nov	New Zealand vs South Africa	starts at 1:30 pm	Pune
ODI 33 of 48	Thu, 2 Nov	India vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Mumbai
ODI 34 of 48	Fri, 3 Nov	Netherlands vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Lucknow
ODI 35 of 48	Sat, 4 Nov	New Zealand vs Pakistan	starts at 10:00 am	Bangalore
ODI 36 of 48	Sat, 4 Nov	England vs Australia	starts at 1:30 pm	Ahmedabad
ODI 37 of 48	Sun, 5 Nov	India vs South Africa	starts at 1:30 pm	Kolkata
ODI 38 of 48	Mon, 6 Nov	Bangladesh vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Delhi
ODI 39 of 48	Tue, 7 Nov	Australia vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Mumbai
ODI 40 of 48	Wed, 8 Nov	England vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Pune
ODI 41 of 48	Thu, 9 Nov	New Zealand vs Srilanka	starts at 1:30 pm	Bangalore
ODI 42 of 48	Fri, 10 Nov	South Africa vs Afghanistan	starts at 1:30 pm	Ahmedabad
ODI 43 of 48	Sat, 11 Nov	Australia vs Bangladesh	starts at 10:00 am	Pune
ODI 44 of 48	Sat, 11 Nov	Pakistan vs England	starts at 1:30 pm	Kolkata
ODI 45 of 48	Sun, 12 Nov	India vs Netherlands	starts at 1:30 pm	Bangalore
ODI 46 of 48	Wed, 15 Nov	TBD vs TBD	starts at 1:30 pm	Mumbai
ODI 47 of 48	Thu, 16 Nov	TBD vs TBD	starts at 1:30 pm	Kolkata
ODI 48 of 48	Sun, 19 Nov	TBD vs TBD	starts at 1:30 pm	Ahmedabad

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Cricket World Cup History :

• • The 1st Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1975 in England. The Winner of this edition is West Indies. West Indies is the first team who win the ODI World Cup title. West Indies won the title under the Captaincy of Clive Lloyd.

• • The 2nd Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1979 in England. The Winner of this edition is again West Indies. West Indies team won the ODI World Cup title back to back. West Indies won this title also under the Captaincy of Clive Lloyd.

• • The 3rd Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1983 in England. The Winner of this edition is India. Indian team won the ODI World Cup title first time in 1983. India won the title under the Captaincy of Kapil Dev.

• • The 4th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1987 in India, and Pakistan. The Winner of this edition is Australia. Australia is the team that won this ODI World Cup title. Australia won the title under the Captaincy of Allan Border.

• • The 5th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1992 in Australia, and New Zealand. The Winner of this edition is Pakistan. Pakistan is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Pakistan won the title under the Captaincy of Imran Khan.

• • The 6th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1996 in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The Winner of this edition is Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Sri Lanka won the title under the Captaincy of Arjuna Ranatunga.

• • The 7th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 1999 in England, Scotland, Ireland, Netherlands, and Wales. The Winner of this edition is Australia. Australia is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Australia won the title under the Captaincy of Steve Waugh.

• • The 8th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 2003 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Kenya. The Winner of this edition is Australia. Australia is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Australia won the title under the Captaincy of Ricky Ponting.

• • The 9th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 2007 in West Indies. The Winner of this edition is Australia. Australia is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Australia won the title under the Captaincy of Ricky Ponting.

• • The 10th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 2011 in India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. The Winner of this edition is India. India is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. India won the title under the Captaincy of MS Dhoni.

• • The 11th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 2015 in Australia, and New Zealand. The Winner of this edition is Australia. Australia is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. Australia won the title under the Captaincy of Michael Clarke.

• • The 12th Edition of the ODI World Cup will be played in 2019 in England. The Winner of this edition is England. England is the team that wins this ODI World Cup title. England won the title under the Captaincy of Eoin Morgan.
  • For more details visit : World Cup Winners List

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World Cup Prize Money :

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the Prize money for the Cricket World Cup 2023. The Winning team gets $ 4 million, the Runner-up team gets $ 2 million, and Semifinalists get the prize money of $800000.All the teams get prize money according to their performance in the Cricket World Cup 2023. This prize money is the same as of the 2019 World Cup. By this prize money will be distributed to all teams :

Stage	Teams	Prize money(US$)	Total (US$)
Winner	1	$4,000,000	$4,000,000
Runner-up	1	$2,000,000	$2,000,000
Losing semifinalists	2	$800,000	$1,600,000
Winner of each league stage match	45	$40,000	$1,800,000
Teams that do not pass the league stage matches	6	$100,000	$600,000
Total			$10,000,000

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