Keith Prowse are an Authorised Hospitality vendor for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019
The ICC Cricket World Cup in 2019 will take place between 30 May to 14 July 2019. The competition will be played across 11 UK venues with the opening match to be played at The Oval, semi-finals at Edgbaston and Old Trafford with the final at Lord's.
We're delighted to reveal that we'll be hosting hospitality at two magnificent venues with some of the biggest and best action the tournament has to offer. You can secure the best seats in the house with an incredible range of facilities and entertainment options. Browse below to find the right choice for you.
Packages start from just £239pp. Are you in?
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Who do you think will win the ICC cricket world cup 2019?
Who are the 10 teams competing for the trophy?
The 10 teams will all face each other in a round robin league format with the top four teams in the table qualifying for the semi-finals ahead of the final at Lord's.
Scroll down to learn more about the nations taking part.
England (The Hosts)
ICC World Ranking:
1
Captain:
Eoin Morgan
Best CWC Performance:
Runner-up (79, 87, 92)
Afghanistan
ICC World Ranking:
10
Captain:
Gulbadin Naib
Best CWC Performance:
Group Stage (15)
Australia
ICC World Ranking:
5
Captain:
Aaron Finch
Best CWC Performance:
Winners (87, 99, 03, 07, 15)
Bangladesh
ICC World Ranking:
7
Captain:
Mashrafe Mortaza
Best CWC Performance:
Quarter-Final (15)
India
ICC World Ranking:
2
Captain:
Virat Kohli
Best CWC Performance:
Winners (83, 11)
New Zealand
ICC World Ranking:
3
Captain:
Kane Williamson
Best CWC Performance:
Runner-up (15)
Pakistan
ICC World Ranking:
6
Captain:
Sarfaraz Ahmed
Best CWC Performance:
Winners (92)
South Africa
ICC World Ranking:
4
Captain:
Faf Du Plessis
Best CWC Performance:
Semi-Final (92, 99, 07, 15)
Sri Lanka
ICC World Ranking:
8
Captain:
Dimuth Karunaratne
Best CWC Performance:
Winners (96)
West Indies
ICC World Ranking:
9
Captain:
Jason Holder
Best CWC Performance:
Winners (75, 79)
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