In the semi-finals, the team that finished first in the group stage will face the side that finished fourth, with second place taking on third place in the other semi-final.
Once all 10 teams have played their nine group-stage matches, the four highest-ranked teams will advance to the semi-finals. Teams are awarded two points for a win, one for either a tie or a no-result and zero for a loss. Cricket World Cup 2023 formatĪll 10 teams competing at this year's World Cup go into one big group stage in a round-robin format, where each team will face each other once. When British Summer Time ends on Sunday, October 29, the times of matches will become 08:30 GMT and 05:00 GMT respectively. Most matches start at 09:30 BST, with some additional matches taking place at 06:00 BST. The semi-finals take place on Wednesday, 15 November and Thursday, 16 November, with the final being held three days later on Sunday, 19 November. Starting with England's match against New Zealand, a repeat of the dramatic 2019 final at Lord's, the tournament starts on Thursday morning (09:30 BST).įrom there, there will be a group-stage match every day until Sunday, 12 November.
Here is a full guide to the 14th edition of the 50-over global showpiece. However, they find themselves in a very open tournament, with a number of teams in contention for World Cup glory.
