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MEDIA GUIDE VERSION 10 WELCOME ICC CHIEF EXECUTIVE

On behalf of the International Council On behalf of the ICC, I would like to thank the ECB, its staff, venues, and our hosts the and Cricket ground staff and, of course, our Board, it is an honour to welcome more than a volunteers in helping us deliver this event. I would also like to take this thousand of the world’s media to England and opportunity to thank my colleagues at the ICC for all the planning and Wales for the ICC Men’s Cricket 2019. effort in putting together an event of this magnitude.

It is two years since we held the operation will support you in your Thanks also to our global broadcast ICC Champions and the ICC efforts to provide the very best partner Sports who ensure Women’s here with coverage for the game. the widest possible coverage of such great success and it is a pleasure the event across approximately to be back to deliver one of the most The mixed zone, which was introduced 200 territories and of course to awaited sports events of the year. in 2017 with great success, makes a our commercial partners for their return as does live transcription of continued commitment to the game. We know that here in England and all player press conferences and this Wales we can expect packed, noisy year the transcription team are on- The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup venues where each team can enjoy site, making the service even quicker. 2019 brings together the world’s best ‘home’ support thanks to the diversity You can find everything you need via ODI sides and we’re anticipating a of the UK. The demand for tickets for the ICC Online Media Zone or reach highly competitive event with quality this event has been unprecedented out to Claire Furlong or one of her games throughout. I wish you all an and we could have sold out several team for anything you require. enjoyable and hope it is times ! For v a memorable one for you. we had more than 400,000 ticket There is an ICC Media Manager at applications and for England v every venue and they are your first and the final we could have port of call for any questions. The Manu Sawhney filled Lord’s ten times over. There is team this year is led by Jamie Fox ICC Chief Executive no doubt the UK public are looking and comprises Mary Godbeer and forward to this event as much as us. Raj Rao who you will know from the ICC. They are joined by Michael You all play such an important role Gibson from CWC19, Emmad Ahmed in the promotion and growth of our from the sport and I’d like to thank you for and Sipokazi Sokanyile from Cricket your continued commitment to the South . game. We recognise the challenges you face and I hope our media

2 3 WELCOME MANAGING DIRECTOR, ICC CWC 2019

Welcome to the those years we have broken several Every venue and every city you visit records across our campaign but most to cover the tournament will be ICC Men’s Cricket notably in ticketing and volunteering. up in Cricket World Cup fever World Cup 2019 – Our accessible pricing strategy to help you live and breathe this resulted in over three million remarkable competition where every the world’s greatest applications for tickets from 148 team will face each other in the cricket celebration. countries around the world – the battle to lift the trophy. highest demand ever for an ICC And when the trophy is lifted at the event in England and Wales. Home of Cricket, Lord’s, on 14 July On behalf of everyone at the ICC Those lucky enough to secure the winners can declare themselves Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 worthy champions. I would like to extend a warm tickets will be greeted in every host welcome to media all over the world city and venue by the largest army I wish you all the best of luck and and from the UK. I also want to thank of volunteers ever seen before in I know that you will enjoy working you for being an integral part of this cricket here in England and Wales. across our first-class media facilities amazing tournament. Through our dedicated schools and here in England and Wales alongside clubs programmes we will be igniting our team who will be there to It is a World Cup where history will support along the way. be made, legends will be born, and communities of new and existing fans the media have an important role to be part of the Cricket World Cup. I hope you enjoy being part of ICC in portraying how these historic A vital goal for us was to inspire one Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019. moments play out to fans around the million 5 to 12-year olds through the world across 48 thrilling matches on tournament –- which I’m delighted to 45 action-packed days. say we are well on track to deliver. MBE Managing Director While the players will be ‘front of New standards have been set and ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 house’ it has been the hard work by the stage is ready for the players all those that are involved behind and fans to bring it all to life. I know the scenes that will allow the Cricket that the , with its World Cup to capture the imagination great multi-cultural diversity, will of fans around the world this summer. ensure that every team will have a ‘home crowd’ at each of our 11 That hard work and planning started world-class venues. over four years ago and it makes me extremely proud to say that during

4 5 4. TEAM INFORMATION CONTENTS ...... 66 Australia...... 78 ...... 90 England...... 102 India...... 114 1. CONTACTS ...... 126 ICC Media Team...... 10 Pakistan...... 138 CWC19 Media Team...... 12 ...... 150 Venue Staff...... 12 ...... 162 Team Media Contacts...... 16 ...... 174

2. TOURNAMENT INFORMATION 5. MATCH OFFICIALS Tournament History...... 20 Match Referees...... 188 Previous Events...... 22 Umpires...... 190 Match Schedule...... 34 Match Officials Warm-Up Appointments...... 198 Qualification Pathway...... 36 Match Officials Appointments...... 200 The Trophy...... 38 Prize Money...... 38 6. TOURNAMENT RECORDS Matchday Clothing...... 40 Overall Records...... 206 Playing Regulations...... 42 Afghanistan...... 216 Australia...... 220 3. MEDIA & BROADCAST Bangladesh...... 224 Media Services...... 48 England...... 228 Media Rights, Broadcast & Digital...... 56 India...... 232 New Zealand...... 236 Pakistan...... 240 South Africa...... 244 Sri Lanka...... 248 West Indies...... 252

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ICC MEDIA TEAM

Claire Furlong ICC General Manager – Corporate Communications

E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7825 949 504

Jamie Fox Michael Gibson ICC Senior Media Manager ICC Media Manager

E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7956 906 202 M: +44 (0)7585 987 662

C. Rajshekhar Rao Emmad Ahmed ICC Media Manager ICC Media Manager

E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7884 651 136 M: +44 (0)7884 651 253

Mary Godbeer Sipokazi Sokanyile ICC Media Manager ICC Media Manager

E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7920 337 287 M: +44 (0)7721 249 581

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CWC19 MEDIA TEAM VENUE STAFF

Rachel Frazer COUNTY GROUND COUNTY GROUND TAUNTON HAMPSHIRE BOWL Head of Communications Alessandro de Franzoni Sally Skea Russell Swannack E: [email protected] CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager M: +44 (0)7769 286 283 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7920 337 289 M: +44 (0)7825 672 612 M: +44 (0)7920 337 280 Martin Gritton Communications Manager Shane McGannon Spencer Bishop Will Brewster E: [email protected] Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager M: +44 (0)7784 419 671 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7765 010 459 M: +44 (0)7768 552 601 M: +44 (0)7796 050 204 Nicole Reynolds Media Operations Manager E: [email protected] CARDIFF WALES STADIUM EDGBASTON HEADINGLEY M: +44 (0)7557 800 603 Hannah Houston Nicole Reynolds Hannah Houston CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7884 651 895 M: +44 (0)7557 800 603 M: +44 (0)7884 651 895

Lewis Morgan Tom Rawlings Treve Whitford Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7552 723 725 M: +44 (0)7770 728 409 M: +44 (0)7817 647 213

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LORD’S OLD TRAFFORD THE RIVERSIDE DURHAM TRENT BRIDGE Tracey Smedley Alessandro de Franzoni Sally Skea Gemma Rowe CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager CWC Press & Photo Manager E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7880 451 806 M: +44 (0)7920 337 289 M: +44 (0)7825 672 612 M: +44 (0)7920 338 153

Tony Waymouth James Price Matt Smith Thomas Holdcroft CWC Press & Photo Manager Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager Venue Media Manager E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7884 651 141 M: +44 (0)7768 558 149 M: +44 (0)7771 359 179 M: +44 (0)7500 125 987

Adam Matthews Venue Media Manager All accreditation and match day E: [email protected] Andrew McMenamin access queries should be sent to [email protected]. M: +44 (0)7929 348 074 CWC Press & Photo Manager (see also Section 4) E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7884 651 866

Jon Surtees Venue Media Manager E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7813 130 331

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TEAM MEDIA CONTACTS

AFGHANISTAN BANGLADESH NEW ZEALAND Naweed Sayem Rabeed Imam Willy Nicholls E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7785 467 643 M: +44 (0)7908 482 314 M: +44 (0)7596 623 585

AUSTRALIA ENGLAND PAKISTAN SRI LANKA Jeremy Arnold Danny Reuben Raza Kitchlew E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7828 860 366 M: +44 (0)7825 723 620 M: +44 (0)7440 478 136 M: +44 (0)7920 337 540

INDIA SOUTH AFRICA WEST INDIES Moulin Parikh Lerato Malekutu Philip Spooner E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] M: +44 (0)7877 016 372 M: +44 (0)7916 770 095 M: +44 (0)7760 110 710

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18 19 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION TOURNAMENT HISTORY

The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup is the pinnacle 50-over event of the international cricket calendar and takes place every four years.

The 2019 tournament is the 12th The inaugural ICC Men’s Cricket edition and is being hosted by England World Cup was held in England in and Wales for the first time since 1999. 1975 and won by West Indies, who England also staged the first three also won the second four years later but they have yet to lift and were expected to win a third the trophy. but were stunned by India at Lord’s in 1983. The 2015 tournament was jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, The ICC Women’s World Cup has been who faced each other in the final. played since 1973, most recently in Australia, who have won four of the 2017 when England won a memorable last five ICC Men’s Cricket World final against India at Lord’s. Cups, prevailed and became the second host nation in succession to win the tournament. India’s triumph over Sri Lanka in in 2011 was the first such occurrence of a home win.

West Indies holds the trophy aloft at Lord’s in 1975 after receiving it from HRH Prince Philip.

20 21 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

1975 – ENGLAND 1979 – ENGLAND

FINAL – LORD’S, 21 JUNE FINAL – LORD’S 23 JUNE WI 291-8 60 overs RB Kanhai 55, CH Lloyd 102; GJ Gilmour 5-48 WI 286-9 60 overs IVA Richards 138*, CL King 86 AUS 274 58.4 overs IM Chappell 62; KD Boyce 4-50 ENG 194 51 overs JM Brearley 64, G Boycott 57; CEH Croft 3-42, J Garner 5-38

West Indies won by 17 runs : CH Lloyd West Indies won by 92 runs Player of the Match: IVA Richards

The first, and still one of the best. A glorious mid-summer day at Lord’s culminated West Indies comfortably retained the trophy won four years earlier thanks to a in Clive Lloyd lifting the trophy following West Indies’ thrilling 17- victory over fifth- stand of 139 between and , whose blistering ’s Australia. Lloyd’s memorable came off 82 balls. Australia’s display contained three sixes and ten fours and took only 66 balls. chase was punctuated by two brilliant run-outs executed by Viv Richards. England, who, like West Indies, were unbeaten in the eight-team tournament In the semi-finals of the eight-team tournament, Australia beat the hosts going into the final, replied with a 129-run opening stand from England at Headingley thanks to six for 14 from left-arm swing bowler and Geoff Boycott but they had left themselves too much to do, needing 158 – then the best ODI figures. The Windies progressed from the last 22 overs. past New Zealand in the other semi at The Oval.

22 23 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

1983 – ENGLAND 1987 – INDIA & PAKISTAN

FINAL – LORD’S, 25 JUNE FINAL – KOLKATA, 8 NOVEMBER IND 183 54.4 overs AME Roberts 3-32 AUS 253-5 50 overs DC Boon 75 WI 140 52 overs 3-31, M Amarnath 3-12 ENG 246-8 50 overs CWJ Athey 58

India won by 43 runs Player of the Match: M Amarnath Australia won by 7 runs Player of the Match: DC Boon

A tournament of shocks. , making their first appearance at the ICC The first ICC Cricket World Cup to be staged in Asia (and the first to comprise Cricket World Cup, beat Australia, thanks to 69 and four from 50 overs per side) had an Anglo-Australian final. In the semi-finals, England their captain, , who would later coach England and India. beat India in Mumbai thanks to a masterful century from who relentlessly and successfully swept the home side’s spinners. In the other semi, Nine days later, Zimbabwe had India 17 for five before played one of Australia beat Pakistan by 18 runs in . the great World Cup – a then tournament record 175 not out off 138 balls. India prevailed by 31 runs despite 73 from , the late father of The group stages produced some nail-biting finishes, including the holders England brothers Tom and Sam, who had earlier taken three wickets. India losing by one run to Australia and England scoring 35 off the last three overs to beat West Indies by two wickets. The most lasting shock came in the final when India fell in love with the one-day game after dramatically denying West Indies a hat-trick of titles. Chasing 184 to win, West Indies seemed to be cruising until Viv Richards top-edged a pull off Madan Lal and was well caught by Kapil Dev running back from square leg. won the match award as much for his battling 26 against the Windies’ pace battery as for his three valuable late wickets.

24 25 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

1992 – AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 1996 – INDIA, PAKISTAN & SRI LANKA

FINAL – , 25 MARCH FINAL – LAHORE, 17 MARCH PAK 249-6 50 overs 72, 58; DR Pringle 3-22 AUS 241-7 50 overs MA Taylor 74; PA de Silva 3-42 ENG 227 49.2 overs NH Fairbrother 62; 3-49, Mushtaq Ahmed 3-41 SL 245-3 46.2 overs AP Gurusinha 65, PA de Silva 107*

Pakistan won by 22 runs Player of the Match: Wasim Akram Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets Player of the Match: PA de Silva

The tournament moved into more new territories and also into the modern era Sri Lanka hosted for the first time and made their mark on the world game in with the first use of coloured clothing, a white ball and floodlights. The format spectacular fashion. Their quarter-final with England in epitomised was an all-play-all league, which is being revisited for the 2019 edition. their revolutionary, aggressive approach. Chasing 236 to win, they had reached 113 for one in the 13th over with smashing 82 off 44 balls. Co-hosts New Zealand, who lost in the semi-finals for the third time, revealed Sri Lanka reached their target with 9.2 overs to spare. a glimpse of the game’s limited-overs future by using a power-hitter () at the top of the order and a spinner (Dipak Patel) to open the bowling. Having beaten India in the semi-final, Sri Lanka dominated the final against Australia, becoming the first side second to triumph. Aravinda de England, with a team of canny all- including a 36-year-old , Silva’s 124-ball innings was the third century in a final. beat South Africa in a controversial rain-affected semi to set up a final with Imran Khan’s Pakistan. In front of 90,000 at the MCG, Wasim Akram took two In the group stage, , in their first appearance, upset West Indies in a wickets in successive balls late in England’s innings to seal his side’s victory. remarkable match in Pune. The Windies, chasing only 167 to win, were out for 93, their lowest World Cup total.

26 27 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

1999 – ENGLAND 2003 – SOUTH AFRICA, KENYA & ZIMBABWE

FINAL – LORD’S, 20 JUNE FINAL – , 23 MARCH PAK 132 39 overs SK Warne 4-33 AUS 359-2 50 overs AC Gilchrist 57, RT Ponting 140*, DR Martyn 88* AUS 133-2 20.1 overs AC Gilchrist 54 IND 234 39.2 overs V Sehwag 82; GD McGrath 3-52

Australia won by 8 wickets Player of the Match: SK Warne Australia won by 125 runs Player of the Match: RT Ponting

The one-sided final was overshadowed by the epic tied semi-final at Edgbaston The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup moved to Africa for the first time though the between Australia and South Africa, which allowed Australia to progress main hosts, South Africa, exited the group stage in agonising fashion after a tie because they had finished above South Africa in the Super Six table. with Sri Lanka in which they had misinterpreted the Duckworth-Lewis calculation. had bludgeoned 31 off 14 balls to take South Africa, whose Australia retained the title and were dominant throughout, winning all 11 team contained Steve Elworthy, the managing director of this tournament, to of their matches. In the final against India, captain made the the brink of the final. But, with only one needed from four balls, a mix-up with highest individual score in a final while his team’s total was also a record for led to a run-out and the tie. the final. He scored 90 off his last 47 balls and hit eight sixes. Having lost two of their first three matches, including to eventual runners-up India lost , the player of the tournament, in the first over of Pakistan, Australia were unbeaten in their remaining seven matches of the their reply and were never in the hunt. Tendulkar’s 673 runs was an ICC Men’s tournament. Pakistan were the victims in the tournament’s major giant-killing Cricket World Cup record and included a brilliant 98 off 75 balls in a six-wicket act, losing by 62 runs to Bangladesh in Northampton. win over Pakistan at Centurion. Fixtures also took place in Wales, , Ireland and the . For Pakistan, bowled the fastest recorded (100mph/160kph), to England’s in . The lowest-ranked side Canada upset Bangladesh but also recorded the lowest ever ODI total, 36 against Sri Lanka.

28 29 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

2007 – WEST INDIES 2011 – BANGLADESH, INDIA & SRI LANKA

FINAL – , 28 APRIL FINAL – MUMBAI, 2 APRIL AUS 281-4 38 overs AC Gilchrist 149 SL 274-6 50 overs DPMD Jayawardena 103* SL 215-8 36 overs ST Jayasuriya 63, KC Sangakkara 54 IND 277-4 48.2 overs G Gambhir 97, MS Dhoni 91*

Australia won by 53 runs (D/L) Player of the Match: AC Gilchrist India won by 6 wickets Player of the Match: MS Dhoni

Ricky Ponting emulated Clive Lloyd in lifting the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup MS Dhoni’s six into the Mumbai sky to complete the first home win in for a second time. His Australian side completed a hat-trick titles and were tournament history sent a billion Indians into ecstasy and reduced the great even more dominant in the ’s first staging of the tournament than Sachin Tendulkar to tears. they had been in South Africa four years earlier. India did not dominate the tournament but they did get progressively better Australia’s batsmen posted 300 or more every time they batted first and hit 67 as it went on. They eliminated holders Australia, who had earlier lost their first sixes. Ten of those came from the bat of , whose 149 off 104 balls ICC Cricket World Cup match since 1999, in the quarter-finals and Pakistan in was the highest score in a final and the first by an opener. the semis. A day produced two of the tournaments biggest ever upsets. Bangladesh In the first ICC Cricket World Cup to feature the Decision Review System, there beat India while Ireland, on St Patrick’s Day, knocked out Pakistan. were impressive victories over England by Bangladesh on home soil in and Ireland, who recovered from 111 for five to chase down England’s 327. There Another highlight was the diving one-handed catch by the 122 kg was also a thrilling tie between India and England in Bengaluru. player to dismiss India’s . It was Bermuda’s debut in the tournament and the came from teenager ’ first ball. Leverock set off on a lap of honour while Jones was reduced to tears.

30 31 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PREVIOUS EVENTS

2015 – AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

FINAL – MELBOURNE, 29 MARCH NZ 183 45 overs GD Elliott 83; MG Johnson 3-30, JP Faulkner 3-36 AUS 186-3 33.1 overs SPD Smith 56*, MJ Clarke 74

Australia won by 7 wickets Player of the Match: JP Faulkner

Michael Clarke led co-hosts Australia to their fifth title in the last of his 245 One-Day Internationals in front of 93,013 at the MCG, a record official attendance for a day’s cricket. Early in the tournament, in Auckland, the two finalists had played out a memorable encounter with New Zealand winning by one wicket. The match was dominated by the left-armers, for New Zealand (five for 27) and Australia’s (six for 28), who would emerge as Player of the Tournament. Afghanistan made their tournament debut and Bangladesh reached the quarter-finals for the first time. There were two double centuries: by (NZ v WI) and (WI v Zim), whose 215 contained 16 sixes and was the fastest ODI double ton.

Australia and captain Michael Clarke celebrate their seven-wicket victory over New Zealand at the MCG in 2015.

32 33 ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2019 FIXTURES 30 MAY - 14 JULY 2019 • ARE YOU IN?

THE OVAL TRENT BRIDGE CARDIFF WALES STADIUM BRISTOL COUNTY HAMPSHIRE BOWL COUNTY GROUND OLD TRAFFORD EDGBASTON HEADINGLEY LORD’S THE RIVERSIDE NOTTINGHAM CARDIFF GROUND SOUTHAMPTON TAUNTON MANCHESTER LONDON DURHAM

THU 23 MAY START OF TOURNAMENT SUPPORT PERIOD FRI 24 MAY SL v SA PAK v AFG SAT 25 MAY IND v NZ ENG v AUS SUN 26 MAY PAK v BAN SA v WI MON 27 MAY ENG v AFG AUS v SL TUE 28 MAY BAN v IND WI v NZ WED 29 MAY THU 30 MAY ENG v SA FRI 31 MAY WIN v PAK SAT 1 JUNE NZ v SL AFG v AUS SUN 2 JUNE SA v BAN MON 3 JUNE ENG v PAK TUE 4 JUNE AFG v SL WED 5 JUNE BAN v NZ SA v IND THU 6 JUNE AUS v WIN FRI 7 JUNE PAK v SL SAT 8 JUNE ENG v BAN AFG v NZ SUN 9 JUNE IND v AUS MON 10 JUNE SA v WIN TUE 11 JUNE BAN v SL WED 12 JUNE AUS v PAK THU 13 JUNE IND v NZ FRI 14 JUNE ENG v WIN SAT 15 JUNE SL v AUS SA v AFG SUN 16 JUNE IND v PAK MON 17 JUNE WIN v BAN TUE 18 JUNE ENG v AFG WED 19 JUNE NZ v SA THU 20 JUNE AUS v BAN FRI 21 JUNE ENG v SL SAT 22 JUNE IND v AFG WIN v NZ SUN 23 JUNE PAK v SA MON 24 JUNE BAN v AFG TUE 25 JUNE ENG v AUS WED 26 JUNE NZ v PAK THU 27 JUNE WIN v IND FRI 28 JUNE SL v SA SAT 29 JUNE PAK v AFG NZ v AUS SUN 30 JUNE ENG v IND MON 1 JULY SL v WIN TUE 2 JULY BAN v IND WED 3 JULY ENG v NZ THU 4 JULY AFG v WIN FRI 5 JULY PAK v BAN SAT 6 JULY AUS v SA SL v IND SUN 7 JULY MON 8 JULY TUE 9 JULY SEMI FINAL (1 v 4) WED 10 JULY RESERVE DAY THU 11 JULY SEMI FINAL (2 v 3) FRI 12 JULY RESERVE DAY SAT 13 JULY SUN 14 JULY FINAL RESERVE DAY AFGHANISTAN (AFG) AUSTRALIA (AUS) BANGLADESH (BAN) ENGLAND (ENG) INDIA (IND) NEW ZEALAND (NZ) PAKISTAN (PAK) SOUTH AFRICA (SA) SRI LANKA (SL) WINDIES (WIN) 34 35

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QUALIFICATION PATHWAY

The journey to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 began way back in 2013 with regional qualifiers as 83 nations started out on the road to one-day cricket’s showpiece event.

The top eight nations in the ICC Championship ODI Team Rankings in September plus and 2017 qualified automatically for from ICC World Cricket League the tournament. Division 2 in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe The next four in the rankings – in March 2018. West Indies, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe and Ireland – were joined by Afghanistan defeated West Indies Netherlands, Scotland, in the final in and both and Papua New Guinea from the ICC progressed to the tournament proper.

For more information: www.cricketworldcup.com/pathway www.icc-cricket.com/cricket-world-cup/qualifier-fixtures

36 37 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION THE TROPHY

The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup trophy is presented to the winner of the tournament final.

The current trophy was created for The columns, shaped as stumps the 1999 champions, Australia, and and bails, represent the three was the first permanent prize in the fundamental aspects of cricket: tournament’s history; prior to this, batting, bowling and , while different were made for the globe represents a . each ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup. The trophy stands 60cm high and weighs approximately 11kg. The trophy was designed and produced in London by a team of The names of the previous winners craftsmen from Garrard & Co over are engraved on the base of the a period of two months. The current trophy, with space for a total of trophy is made from silver and gilt, 20 inscriptions. and features a golden globe held up by three silver columns.

PRIZE MONEY

CWC19 PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN Winner (1) $ $ 4,000,000 $ 4,000,000 Runner-Up (1) $ 2,000,000 $ 2,000,000 Losing Semi-Finalist (2) $ 800,000 $ 1,600,000 Winner of Each League Stage Match (45) $ 40,000 $ 1,800,000 Teams that do pass the League Stage (6) $ 100,000 $ 600,000 TOTAL $10,000,000

38 39 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION MATCHDAY CLOTHING

MATCHDAY COLOURS

KIT COLOUR KIT COLOUR

Afghanistan Blue (alternate: Red) New Zealand Black (alternate: Silver Grey)

Australia Gold (alternate: Green) Pakistan Green (alternate: Lime)

Bangladesh Green (alternate: Red) South Africa Green (alternate: Gold)

England Light blue Sri Lanka Blue (alternate: Yellow)

India Blue (alternate: Orange) West Indies Maroon

Afghanistan will wear red against Sri Lanka, England and India. UMPIRES’ COLOURS Bangladesh will wear red against Pakistan. Umpires will wear a pink shirt in all matches except those matches involving West India will wear orange against England. Indies, Afghanistan in red or Bangladesh in red. In those matches a black shirt will be worn. For the West Indies v Afghanistan match a pink shirt will be worn. South Africa will wear gold against Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Sri Lanka will wear yellow against England and India.

40 41 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PLAYING REGULATIONS

DECISION DUCKWORTH-LEWIS- ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTI-DOPING REVIEW SYSTEM STERN METHOD The ICC Anti-Corruption Unit The ICC became a signatory of The Decision Review System (DRS) The ICC formally adopted the (ACU) aims to provide a coordinated World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is a technology-based process for Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) and effective capability to protect in July 2006. assisting the match officials with method, which is a formula to fairly all cricket played under the auspices The ICC Anti-Doping Code compliant their decision-making. calculate the winning side when of the ICC and its Members with the WADA Code ensures cricket inclement weather intervenes and from corruption. plays its part in the global fight On-field umpires may consult with the match is interrupted, which For more information click here: against drugs in sport. the third (an Umpire Review) includes re-calculating totals when and players may request that the www.icc-cricket.com/about/ time is lost in the match. For more information click here: consider a decision of integrity/anti-corruption/about-us the on-field umpires (a Player Review). The following documents explain the www.icc-cricket.com/about/ methodology of Duckworth-Lewis- integrity/anti-doping/code Teams are permitted ONE Stern and any questions you may have. unsuccessful Player Review per innings. www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/ rules-and-regulations/duckworth- For further information lewis-stern and explanation click here: www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/ rules-and-regulations/decision- review-system

For full One-Day International Playing Conditions click here: www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/ rules-and-regulations/playing- conditions

42 43 SECTION 2 | TOURNAMENT INFORMATION PLAYING REGULATIONS

ANTI-RACISM ICC CODE ILLEGAL BOWLING REPLACEMENT PLAYER Across the world, cricket has a rich OF CONDUCT REGULATIONS APPLICATION PROCESS and diverse history and regularly The ICC Code of Conduct is part An Illegal is where After the commencement of the demonstrates its capacity to break of the ICC’s continuing efforts to a player is rather than Support Period, Members are only down boundaries and draw cultures maintain the public image, popularity bowling the ball. This is defined by permitted to replace a Player with together. There is a strong tradition and integrity of cricket by providing: the ICC as being where the player’s the approval of the Event Technical of fans from rival teams enjoying (a) an effective means to deter elbow extends by an amount of more Committee. The process for seeking matches side by side and the off- any participant from conducting than 15 degrees between their arm approval is as follows: field camaraderie amongst players is themselves improperly on and off reaching the horizontal and the ball a celebrated feature of the game. the ‘field-of-play’ or in a manner being released. Match Officials in a) The Team Manager shall apply in that is contrary to the ‘spirit of international cricket use the naked writing for permission to replace For more information click here: cricket’; and (b) a robust disciplinary eye and their cricketing experience a Player; www.icc-cricket.com/about/ procedure pursuant to which all to decide whether they believe integrity/anti-racism b) The request must include details matters of improper conduct can be a player may be using an Illegal of the player being withdrawn, dealt with fairly, with certainty and Bowling Action and, if so, they will the reason for the request, and in an expeditious manner. submit a report. confirmation of the eligibility of the proposed replacement; For more information and a list of For more information click here: recent recipients of demerit points, www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/ c) If the replacement is due to an click here: rules-and-regulations/code-of- injury, independent (i.e. not from www.icc-cricket.com/about/cricket/ conduct a physician or doctor connected rules-and-regulations/code-of- to the squad) written medical conduct certification of the injury must be provided; d) If the application is based on ‘exceptional circumstances’, these must be fully explained.

Event Technical Committee: Geoff Allardice (Chair), Steve Elworthy, Alan Fordham, Campbell Jamieson, Harsha Bhogle, .

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46 47 SECTION 3 | MEDIA & BROADCAST MEDIA SERVICES

MEDIA ACCREDITATION LOST & STOLEN PASSES Media can collect their tournament accreditation passes from any of the If your pass is lost or stolen you The photo bib is valid for the accreditation centres listed below during the outlined times. must report it to the nearest Venue duration of the tournament. Please Accreditation Centre as soon as ensure you take it with you, along All passes must be collected in person and you must present photo possible and complete a lost/stolen with your accreditation, when you are identification. Accepted forms of identification are passport, national ID card pass declaration form. Provided you covering warm up matches, practice or UK driving licence. have adequate photo identification, sessions and tournament matches. your pass can be replaced at the You are required to wear both the Venue City Opening Date Opening Times Venue Accreditation Centre. bib and your accreditation at all The Oval London 15 May 2019 08:00-18:00 daily until times when working in a Cricket If your pass has been left at a hotel or World Cup venue. Cardiff Wales Stadium Cardiff 16 May 2019 the first match at the venue. After that date: other local venue, you will be required Bristol 16 May 2019 to return to the location to retrieve it. Please note that the photo bib is not Hampshire Bowl Southampton 17 May 2019 Match day -2 No additional or temporary pass will transferable, you must not swap it 10:00-16:00 Trent Bridge Nottingham 22 May 2019 be issued in this case. with any other person. Match day -1 County Ground Taunton Taunton 28 May 2019 08:00-20:00 All accredited photographers will be If your bib is lost or stolen, you must Old Trafford Manchester 4 June 2019 Match days issued with an individually numbered report it to the Media Operations Edgbaston Birmingham 12 June 2019 06:00-14:00 for photo bib along with team in your nearest venue as soon Headingley Leeds 14 June 2019 day matches their accreditation. as possible. Lord’s London 15 June 2019 08:00-16:00 for The Riverside Durham Durham 19 June 2019 day/night matches

Accreditation passes are not transferable and must be worn at all times when working in match venues and practice grounds.

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VENUE ACCESS & NO SHOWS & PRIORITY ORDERS MATCH ALLOCATIONS CANCELLATIONS The following priority orders apply when determining match day allocations The accreditation pass itself does not If you can no longer attend a for the press box and photo positions. automatically entitle media to entry match for which you have a into the ground on a match day. On confirmed place you must email Press and non-rights holders: match days, passed will be scanned [email protected] as • International and ICC- • Regional daily newspapers at the gate and only those who have soon as possible, but no later than commissioned news agencies from competing countries been approved for a place at the 48 hours ahead of the match. National news agencies Regional daily newspapers match will be granted entry. • • Any media who fail to report their from competing countries from other countries On match day -1 and match day -2 cancellation without good reason • National daily newspapers • Other regional daily newspapers access will be granted once the pass risk being removed from future from competing countries from competing countries has been checked visually. match lists, even if they have been previously confirmed. • National daily newspapers • Other regional daily newspapers Matches are allocated in accordance from other countries from other countries with the ICC’s quotas and priority National Sunday newspapers orders and those who have been SEMI-FINALS & FINAL • • Sports specialist magazines from competing countries from competing countries granted a seat in the press box Applications for the semi-finals and or a photo position will find this final must be submitted through your • National Sunday newspapers • Sports specialist magazines information published in their online online accreditation account. Matches from other countries from other countries accreditation account. will become available for selection • Cricket website journalists General interest magazines from 10:00 on 4 July and will remain • Anyone whose request is still listed • TV/radio reporters from from competing countries as pending is on a waiting list and will open until 10:00 on 7 July. competing countries • General interest magazines be advised as early as possible, but no Priority will be given to media whose later than 24 hours before a match if • Cricket specialist magazines/ from other countries teams feature in these matches. publications from competing they have an approved place. Other organisations/publications/ countries • website journalists from Media who have been approved TV/radio reporters from competing countries for a match will also receive an • other countries email in advance of match day to • Other organisations/publications/ confirm their place and advise of • Cricket specialist magazines/ website journalists from key operational information. publications from other countries other countries

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Photographers: On-site media facilities • International and ICC- • National Sunday newspapers The following services and facilities On pre-match days, the following commissioned news agencies from other countries will be provided on match days: services and facilities will be available: • National news agencies from • Photo agencies • Press box with allocated seating • Press box with free seating and competing countries (with sponsored assignments) (as per the ICC’s pecking order). internet connectivity. from competing countries • National daily newspapers and • Pitch-side photo positions, allocated • Access to view practice sessions. recognised specialist cricket Photo agencies (with sponsored as per the ICC’s pecking order. • Pre-match media conferences. photographers from competing assignments) from other countries • High-speed internet connectivity countries* • • Verbatim transcripts of pre-match • Regional newspapers in all media working areas. National news agencies media conferences. • from competing countries Media dining area serving a variety from other countries • • Unedited video clips of pre-match • Regional newspapers of food during the day. National daily newspapers and media conferences. • from other countries Refreshment stations offering tea, recognised specialist cricket • Refreshments and light meals coffee, water and soft drinks. • photographers from other countries • Websites available during the day. Post-match media conferences. • Photo agencies from other countries • Freelance photographers • • Access for non-rights holders to film from competing countries • National Sunday newspapers • Verbatim transcripts of post-match training sessions and record pieces from competing countries • Other freelance photographers media conferences. to camera. • Unedited video clips of post-match media conferences. • A mixed zone for additional post- match interview opportunities.

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MEDIA ONLINE MEDIA ZONE The Online Media Zone (OMZ) SERVICES www.icc-cricket.com/media-zone/login will be a one-stop shop for media attending or following the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019. The OMZ MEDIA CONFERENCES MIXED ZONE has been designed to ensure the media remains up to speed on all According to the media guidelines, The Mixed Zone is an area matters relating to the tournament, official press conferences take place where media can conduct short and will include content that can on match day minus one and match interviews with players just prior be downloaded and used for days only. However, the teams will to their departure from the venue. editorial purposes. be encouraged to make players The mixed zone starts after the available either before or after media conferences with players As this is a password protected site, training on match days minus two. from the losing side attending first, you will need login details, which you followed by the players from the can get by writing to Rajshekhar Rao On pre-match days, teams training winning side. at [email protected]. in the morning will hold their media If you have already signed up and have VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTS conference after training, while the Each team will be expected to make, forgotten the password, then please OF PRESS CONFERENCES teams training in the afternoon will at least, four players available and retrieve the password by clicking the hold their conference beforehand. if mixed zone is delivered according Retrieve Password button. The ICC has engaged ASAP Sports The pre-match conferences are to the guidelines, the sides will not to provide a complete, word-for- expected to be attended by the be obligated to organise follow-up The OMZ will include: word FastScript, which will be captains and/or coaches. media interview opportunities the • Unedited video clips of delivered within minutes of the next day. This will be clarified to all media conferences. completion of the press conferences Post-match media conferences the media by the ICC. in electronic form to the media will take place immediately after • Unedited video clips of and will also be available on the the presentation ceremony, with The mixed zone has separate areas Mixed Zone interviews. Online Media Zone. This will enable the losing captain first and followed for the rights holding broadcasters Verbatim transcripts of journalists to concentrate on their by the winning captain. and the written press. Non-rights • all media conferences. match reports, not worrying about holding broadcasters can also missing interviews, trying to read If the player of the match doesn’t attend the mixed zone along with • Exclusive columns from former illegible notes, trying to transcribe attend the post-match media the written press but are not international stalwarts. poorly recorded press conferences conference, then he will be available permitted to record any content. Match previews and reviews, or having to borrow material from to the media in the Mixed Zone. However, to facilitate the NRHs, • features and articles. other journalists. the ICC will provide unedited video interviews from the Mixed Zone • Resources section to include The service will also benefit the following morning through the playing conditions; important journalists who are not attending Online Media Zone. telephone numbers; match the tournament as they will be able officials’ appointments; training to produce their own copy with the sessions; electronic media assistance of the captains’ quotes. kits/guide; daily stats pack etc.

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MEDIA RIGHTS ICC’s Global Broadcast Partner for the Zealand), ESPN (Caribbean), PTV and ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 is Ten Sports (Pakistan), Maasranga, GTV Star Sports, the sports broadcasting & BTV (Bangladesh), SLRC (Sri Lanka) network owned by Disney and through as well as reaching Afghanistan, Hong its subsidiary STAR TV, broadcasts Kong, Fiji (and other Pacific Islands), primarily to India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, , and Europe. , Nepal and Sri Lanka. Star’s distribution efforts ensure that Star Sports also oversees the live coverage of ICC events is made syndication and distribution of ICC available to a TV and digital audience events to a global audience and of more than 1.5 billion people. Broadcast Partners include; (United Kingdom and ), OSN (Middle East and North Africa), Willow TV (USA), SuperSport (South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa), Fox Sports (Australia), SKY TV (New

ICC’s Global Broadcast Partner for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 is Star Sports.

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Digital Clip Rights Other Media Rights Public Screening Rights News Access Rights ICC licenses near-live clips for In addition to Broadcast Partners and ICC’s exploitation of Public ICC has long standing relationships online and mobile viewing to various Digital Clips Partners, ICC carved Screening Rights will bring coverage with news distributors, SNTV and broadcasters, aggregators and mobile out additional media rights from its’ to fans through (a) cinemas (b) Fan Perform, to sell 90-second highlights technology companies for all ICC events. broadcast agreement with Star and has Zones (c) public screening events, clips at the end of every televised licensed these rights to various other around the world. match from ICC events. The rights ICC’s portfolio of Digital Clip partners. These rights include Audio are non-exclusive, thereby increasing Licensees include: (India), Rights, In-Flight Rights, Programming Cinemas in India (INOX Movies), the the potential exposure of ICC events. BBC (United Kingdom & Republic Rights, Public Screening Rights, Data UAE (Reel Cinemas & Novo Films) and of Ireland), ESPN (United Kingdom, Rights, News Access Rights, Public Bahrain (Novo Films) will broadcast South-East Asia and Australia), Screening and Archive Rights. select matches, LIVE. Data Rights Stellar Digital Limited (South-East ICC has appointed Perform Media/ Official Fan Zones will be in Asia), Global Sports Commerce PTE Opta Sports as its ‘Official Data Audio Rights operation in the 10 UK host cities, Ltd. (South-East Asia and Australia), Collection and Distribution Partner’ in Pakistan and the UAE and Public Channel 2 Group (Sub-Saharan Africa, Channel 2 Group are ICC’s Global until 2019. Opta has the exclusive right Screening Events will take place at Europe, United Kingdom & Republic Audio Rights Partner and hold FM, to collect and distribute live data from malls, airports and metro stations, of Ireland, Caribbean, Australia AM and digital audio rights until 2023. venues for all major ICC events to ICC around India. and South-East Asia), OSN (MENA), Channel 2 Group produce an English partners and third parties. Khaleef Technologies (Pakistan), language world feed which they Dialog (Sri Lanka), Times Internet distribute to partners worldwide as In-Flight Rights (USA & Canada). well as syndicating rights to various on-ground partners. ICC’s live In-Flight Rights are held Digital Clip Licensees will not be seen by Global Eagle Entertainment on-ground at the ICC Men’s Cricket Channel 2 Group will attend at all ICC (GEE) until the end of the ICC Men’s World Cup 2019 however will ensure Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019 matches Cricket World Cup 2019. Via their that the reach of ICC events remains under the banner of “Sports Flashes” as maritime channel “Special Event”, strong despite shift of content well as BBC , ensuring GEE will make available LIVE rights consumption from linear to digital, ball-by-ball audio coverage is made to worldwide cruise ship operators, from long form to short form. available to 800 million fans worldwide. such as P&O and Cunard.

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BROADCAST ICC TV will produce live world feed ICC TV’s coverage of the ICC Men’s coverage of all 48 matches of the Cricket World Cup 2019 will employ ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019. In a world-class coverage plan with addition to this, all ten official warm- 34 match cameras employed at up matches too will be covered live. each match, including 8 Ultramotion Hawk-eye cameras. An integral part For all the tournament matches, the of the visual coverage will be the world feed will provide end-to-end stunning aerial views with the use match day coverage, commencing of Spidercam and drone cameras. 30 minutes before the match. The coverage will continue during the A world-class commentary panel innings interval, with a review of the has also been assembled for the ICC first half of the game and a preview of Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019, which the run chase. Once the game ends, will consist of some of the greatest there will be a short, sharp post- minds in the game today, along with game show to end the day’s coverage. some of the most accomplished broadcasters on the scene.

Other enhancements include advanced analytical capabilities with player tracking and 360° replays An integral part to add to ICC TV’s existing in- depth analytics to create the most of the visual coverage advanced ICC TV broadcast to date. will be the stunning aerial views with the use of Spidercam and drone cameras.

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DIGITAL The ICC will engage with tens of millions with a chance of winning prizes. of fans online with complementary A ‘lite’ version of the mobile app is digital coverage of the world’s greatest being released for fans using older cricket celebration. devices or with poor network coverage.

The tournament’s official website Fans will also be kept entertained cricketworldcup.com will provide you and up to date around the clock with with all the information you need to content and inside access to the World know including exclusive news, video and Cup through a suite of social media in-game highlights within moments of the accounts. So be sure to follow drama unfolding. The dedicated match @CricketWorldCup across all platforms centers will deliver live scores, stats and (and YouTube/ICC) and hashtag #CWC19 enriched data, plus expert commentary to join the conversation! and opinion to ensure you don’t miss a second of the action. For the first time Last and certainly not least, the ever, selected content and video will be ICC is launching two all-new digital available in four languages including shows that will air daily throughout English, Hindi, Bengali and Urdu. the tournament.

The official CWC19 mobile app will Four international experts will bring the serve as a one-stop-shop for all cricket excitement of a World Cup atmosphere fans around the world. Fans can enjoy to viewers all over the world with a personalised experience including ‘The Openers’ being published on the the ability to follow their favorite team morning of each match day while a team and receive tailored push notifications of ICC commentators will analyse and The official CWC19 mobile app and highlights. Alongside the latest wrap the action from the field of play in news, video and stats, users can play ‘The Review,’ also released exclusively on will serve as a one-stop-shop for the official Fantasy game or take part digital platforms immediately following all cricket fans around the world. in daily quizzes, votes and polls to be in each match.

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64 65 SECTION 4 | TEAM INFORMATION AFGHANISTAN

Playing in their second ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Group Stage (2015).

Elected as an affiliate member of the ICC in 2008, followed by Associate membership in 2014 and Full Membership at the 2017 Annual Conference in London.

Made their CWC debut in 2015 and their one victory came by one wicket in a thriller against Scotland at .

Qualified for this year’s tournament by winning the 2018 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe, beating West Indies by seven wickets in the final at Harare.

Coach:

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GULBADIN AFTAB ASGHAR NAIB (C) ALAM AFGHAN

14 55 44

DOB: 16 Mar 1991 DOB: 30 Nov 1992 DOB: 26 Dec 1987 BORN: Logar BORN: Nangarhar BORN: STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Canada at Toronto in 2011. ODI debut against Canada at Sharjah in 2010. ODI debut against Scotland at Benoni in 2009.

Started life as a bodybuilder and was then Made his way through the age group teams to First played for his country in the C Under-17 the youngest member of the team that won the 2010 ICC U19 World Cup in New Zealand competition and then made his List-A debut the ICC Division Five tournament in 2008. where he was his team’s leading wicket-taker, for Afghanistan against Bermuda in the CWC with 12 scalps. Qualifiers in 2009. Only played one match in ICC CWC 2015, taking 1-53 against Scotland at Dunedin. In July 2018, he was the leading wicket-taker for In 2014, he scored a scintillating 90 not out that Speen Ghar Region in the 2018 Ghazi Amanullah helped Afghanistan register their first win against A hard-hitting batsman, he has played in three Khan Regional One Day Tournament, with 10 a Test playing nation when they beat Bangladesh. ICC World T20 tournaments, and has one fifty wickets in four matches. in that format to his name. Scored 54 against Sri Lanka in ICC CWC 2015 Took an ODI career-best 4-25 against Ireland and then made his maiden ODI century in 2017 in a 109-run victory in March. against Ireland.

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DAWLAT HAMID HASHMATULLAH ZADRAN HASSAN SHAHIDI

10 66 50

DOB: 19 Mar 1988 DOB: 1 Jun 1987 DOB: 4 Nov 1994 BORN: BORN: Nengrakar BORN: Logar STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/OB

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Canada at King City in 2011. ODI debut against Scotland at Benoni in 2009. ODI debut against Kenya at Sharjah in 2013.

He was a consistent performer for Afghanistan in He was first spotted when playing for Afghanistan He was included in Afghanistan’s squad for the the run-up to the World Cup 2015 and then took in March 2006 in Mumbai when they defeated an 2010 ICC U19 World Cup in New Zealand. Four 3-29 against Scotland in the tournament itself. MCC side and the following year became the first years later, he was part of the U19 team that Afghanistan cricketer to play at Lord’s. beat Australia and Sri Lanka. He has been clocked as fast as 145kph and has an action reminiscent of Pakistan great Took eight wickets in six matches in ICC CWC Struck 163 in the final of the 2017-18 domestic . 2015, with a best of 3-45 v Sri Lanka at Dunedin, four-day trophy to help Band-e-Amir to win and possesses a fearsome . the title. He is a handy lower-order batman, and once hit four sixes in seven deliveries to help Afghanistan He has been affected by injuries since 2015 Narrowly missed out on a maiden ODI centry to a last-over win against Zimbabwe. and was called up to the CWC squad having when he made an unbeaten 97 against Pakistan not played an ODI since July 2016. in September 2018 and scored his maiden Test fifty in the recent victory over Ireland.

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HAZRATULLAH IKRAM MOHAMMAD ZAZAI ALI KHIL NABI

3 46 7

DOB: 23 Mar 1998 DOB: 29 Sep 2000 DOB: 1 Jan 1985 BORN: Paktia BORN: BORN: Logar STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Ireland at Belfast in 2018. ODI debut against Ireland at Dehradun in 2019. ODI debut against Scotland at Benoni in 2009.

Scored back-to-back half-centuries in his second Represented Afghanistan in two ICC U19 Cricket Nabi took up cricket at the age of ten and, after and third matches in a series win over Ireland at World Cups – in Bangladesh in 2016 and in catching the eye of ex-England captain Mike Bready in August 2018. New Zealand in 2018. Gatting, he gained more valuable experience with MCC, for whom he made his first-class debut. He then hit six sixes in an over less than He scored 80 against Australia at two months later for Kabul Zwanan against in the semi-final of the 2018 edition, but it wasn’t He has remained the backbone of the side that Balkh Legends in the inaugural season of the enough to lift his team into the final. qualified for four ICC World T20s and ICC CWC Afghanistan Premier League in Sharjah. 2015, where he captained the side. Helped Balkh Legends to the 2018-19 Afghanistan In February 2019, he hit an unbeaten 162 off 62 Premier League title and subsequently made his Contributed 291 runs in eight matches in the balls against Ireland in only his fifth T20I which Test debut in early 2019 against Ireland. qualifying tournament, in which he was the included a record 16 sixes in a world record T20 leading run-scorer for Afghanistan. total of 278.

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MUJEEB NAJIBULLAH NOOR UR RAHMAN ZADRAN ALI ZADRAN

88 1 15

DOB: 28 Mar 2001 DOB: 28 Feb 1993 DOB: 10 Jul 1988 BORN: Khost BORN: Logar BORN: Khost STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Ireland at Sharjah in 2017. ODI debut against Ireland at in 2012. ODI debut against Scotland at Benoni in 2009.

At 16, he made his debut for Afghanistan and Scored 123 runs in six matches at 24.60 in ICC Scored twin centuries on his first-class debut picked up 4-24 against Ireland. CWC 2015, but the hard-hitting batsman was (for Afghanistan v Zimbabwe XI) and is one of subsequently dropped from the national side. only four players to achieve that feat. He then dismantled New Zealand’s top order in Christchurch with figures of 4-14 to lead his In 2016, he slammed a 35-ball 60 in his comeback In 2010 he was a part of Afghanistan’s victorious country into the semi-finals of the ICC U19 against UAE which helped Afghanistan qualify ICC World T20 Qualifier winning squad and World Cup. for the main draw of the in Bangladesh. then scored his maiden ODI century against Canada hitting 114 in Sharjah. Joint-leading wicket-taker in the qualifying Scored three fifties in the qualifying tournament tournament, with 17 in eight matches, with a in Zimbabwe, in which he made a total of 254 A string of low scores saw him dropped from best of 4-43 against West Indies. runs in eight matches. the ODI team towards the end of 2017, but he was recalled for the series against Ireland in early 2019.

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RAHMAT RASHID SAMIULLAH SHAH KHAN SHINWARI

8 19 45

DOB: 6 Jul 1993 DOB: 20 Sep 1998 DOB: 31 Dec 1987 BORN: Paktia BORN: Nangarhar BORN: Nangarhar STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Scotland at Sharjah in 2013. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at in 2015. ODI debut against Scotland at Benoni in 2009.

He didn’t play in ICC CWC 2015, but scored a He took 5 for 3 in a T20I against Ireland in March First came to attention playing for the newly century in his first ODI after the event – against 2017 and later that year took 7-18 against West formed Afghan Cheetahs team in the Faysal Scotland at Edinburgh in 2016. Indies in their maiden ODI in the Caribbean. Bank T20 Cup 2011-12.

He followed up with a string of consistent ODI He was subsequently honoured as the 2017 ICC He was Afghanistan’s leading run-scorer in scores through 2017 and his second century Associate Cricketer of the Year and in early 2018 ICC CWC 2015 with 254 runs in six matches, came against Ireland at Greater Noida. he became Afghanistan’s first IPL millionaire. including a memorable 96 in victory over Scotland at Dunedin. Scored 280 runs in eight matches in the Topped the ICC ODI and T20I Bowling rankings qualifying tournament, including three scores for the first times in 2018 and has also topped He finished the 2018 Ghazi Amanullah Khan of fifty or more. the ODI all-rounder table. Regional One Day Tournament as the leading run-scorer, with 398 runs in six matches, including 192 not out.

76 77 SECTION 4 | TEAM INFORMATION AUSTRALIA

Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Winners (1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015).

Australia are the most successful country in the competition’s history, winning five titles – in every region to have hosted the competition.

From 27 May 1999 to 16 March 2011 Australia went a record 34 ICC CWC matches in a row without defeat.

They won the 2015 final against New Zealand at Melbourne in front of 93,013 spectators, an official record crowd for a day’s cricket.

Coach:

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AARON JASON ALEX FINCH (C) BEHRENDORFF CAREY

5 65 4

DOB: 17 Nov 1986 DOB: 20 Apr 1990 DOB: 27 Aug 1991 BORN: Colac, VIC BORN: Camden, NSW BORN: Loxton, SA STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/LFM STYLE: LHB/WK

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Melbourne in 2013. ODI debut against India at in 2019. ODI debut against England at Brisbane in 2018.

In 2013 he smashed 14 sixes on his way to a Took a wicket with his first ball on his Western After starting out as a cricketer, Carey decided record-breaking 156 from just 63 balls in a T20I Australia debut in a one-day match in 2011. to pursue a career in AFL, before returning to against England. cricket in 2012 with the Redbacks. His breakthrough season came in 2013-14 when Scored 280 runs in ICC CWC 2015, including he took 40 Sheffield Shield wickets at 22.70 and He has gone on to cement his role in the South 135 in his opening match against England. he added 11 wickets as the Scorchers claimed Australian Redbacks and the Strikers, the Big Bash League title. being a key part of their title win in BBL07.

Finally made his international debut in India in He has quickly found his feet at international 2017 during the T20I series, taking four wickets level, including a stint as the Australian vice- in the a victory at Guwahati. captain in the shorter formats.

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NATHAN PAT PETER COULTER-NILE CUMMINS HANDSCOMB

6 30 29

DOB: 11 Oct 1987 DOB: 8 May 1993 DOB: 26 Apr 1991 BORN: Perth, WA BORN: Westmead, NSW BORN: Melbourne, VIC STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against England at Cardiff in 2013. ODI debut against South Africa at Centurion ODI debut against Pakistan at Perth in 2017. in 2011. Named in Australia’s squad for ICC CT 2013 He captained Australia A and was part of and ICC CWC 2015 but didn’t play a game in On Test debut (aged 18) against South Africa Australia’s ODI squad in England in 2015, before either competition. at Johannesburg in 2011 he took 6-79 in the playing for Gloucestershire that summer. second innings and hit the winning runs. He made an excellent start to his ODI career, He earned his first Test call-up in 2016-17 after taking 15 wickets in his first eight matches. After struggling with injuries he helped a prolific period for Victoria which included a Australia to win the 2015 ICC CWC, taking five career-best 215 in the Sheffield Shield. After missing out in ICC CT 2017 he was recalled wickets in the two matches he played. for the tour of India where he took ten wickets He subsequently became the first man not to at 25 in five matches. Became the first Australian since Glenn be dismissed below 50 in any of his first seven McGrath to top the ICC Test bowling rankings Test innings. when he achieved that feat in February 2019.

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NATHAN GLENN KANE LYON MAXWELL RICHARDSON

67 32 47

DOB: 20 Nov 1987 DOB: 14 Oct 1988 DOB: 12 Feb 1991 BORN: Young, NSW BORN: Kew, VIC BORN: Eudunda, SA STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RFM

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Adelaide in 2012. ODI debut against Afghanistan at Sharjah in 2012. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Adelaide in 2013.

Having shown his ability as a net bowler while In 2013, just six months after his international Top-scored with 44 in the final of the 2010 ICC working as a curator’s assistant at the Adelaide debut, he earned a million-dollar contract from U19 World Cup to help Australia to their third Oval, Lyon made an immediate impact in T20 IPL franchise . title with a 25 run victory over Pakistan at Lincoln. for South Australia. He was also a member of the winning ICC CWC His breakthrough international performance He took the wicket of Kumar Sangakkara with 2015 team, memorably scoring his maiden ODI came in January 2016, when he picked up five his first ball in and became the century against Sri Lanka at the SCG. wickets in a Player of the Match effort against most successful off-spinner in Australian Test India in . history in 2015. In September 2016, Maxwell hit a career-best unbeaten 145 from 65 balls, including nine sixes, He enjoyed an outstanding Big Bash League in He has since passed the 300-wicket barrier and is against Sri Lanka in a T20I in Pallekele. 2018-19 for Melbourne Renegades, where his widely regarded as one of the best spin bowlers death bowling helped them to the title. in world cricket today but before ICC CWC 2019 had played only 25 ODIs in seven years.

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STEVE MITCHELL MARCUS SMITH STARC STOINIS

49 56 17

DOB: 2 June 1989 DOB: 30 Jan 1990 DOB: 16 Aug 1989 BORN: Sydney, NSW BORN: Baulkham Hills, NSW BORN: Perth, WA STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: LHB/LF STYLE: RHB/RM

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against West Indies at Melbourne ODI debut against India at Visakhapatnam in 2010. ODI debut against England at Leeds in 2015. in 2010. Player of the Tournament at ICC CWC 2015 Debuted for Western Australia at the age of He became Australia’s 45th Test captain when for his 22 victims at 10.18 each. 19 but moved to Victoria to further his career. Michael Clarke retired. A useful lower-order batsman, he fell one short His exploits earned him an IPL contract with Leading run-scorer for Australia in ICC CWC of a Test century in Mohali in 2013. Kings XI Punjab for 2016. 2015 (402 runs @ 67.00). During the build-up to the 2017-18 Ashes he He scored 146 not out from No.7 to help Reached the No.1 ICC Test batting ranking for took two hat-tricks in a Sheffield Shield match Australia to within seven runs of a remarkable the first time in June 2015 and was awarded the against Western Australia at Sydney. come-from-behind win against New Zealand Sir Trophy for ICC Cricketer of at Auckland in January 2017. the Year 2015. Made the move back to Western Australia for the 2017-18 domestic season.

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MATTHEW DAVID ADAM WADE WARNER ZAMPA

13 31 63

DOB: 26 Dec 1987 DOB: 27 Oct 1986 DOB: 31 Mar 1992 BORN: , Tasmania BORN: Paddington, NSW BORN: Shellharbour, NSW STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: LHB/LB STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Melbourne in 2012. Made his ODI debut against South Africa ODI debut against New Zealand at at Hobart in 2009. in 2016. Two successful domestic seasons earned him an international T20 call-up before he made He was the first man since 1877 to debut for Emerged in Australia’s ODI and T20 squads his Test debut in the West Indies in 2012. Australia before playing first-class cricket. in 2016 after a successful summer for South Australia and the . He scored 106 in the third Test and then an Carried his bat in just his second Test and unbeaten 102 against Sri Lanka in the 2013 smashed 178 against Afghanistan in ICC At the 2016 ICC World T20 in India, no New Year’s Test, before his form with bat CWC 2015. Australian bowler took more wickets during and gloves fell away. the tournament than Zampa’s five at 13.80 He has passed 150 five times in ODIs, with only at an economy rate of 6.27. Moved up the to No.4 for Tasmania having done so more often. in the 2018-19 season and passed a thousand In the subsequent IPL he took 6-19 for Rising runs to earn selection for the Australia A tour Pune Supergiants against Sunrisers . of England, and then the full squad.

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Playing in their sixth ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Quarter-finals (2015).

Bangladesh qualified for their first ICC CWC (England 1999) after winning the ICC Trophy in Malaysia in 1997.

In ICC CWC 1999 they stunned the cricketing world with victory over Pakistan at Northampton which paved the way to ICC Full Membership the following year.

Achieved significant victories over India and South Africa in 2007 and eliminated England in the last event.

Coach:

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MASHRAFE ABU LITON MORTAZA (C) JAYED DAS

2 14 16

DOB: 5 Oct 1983 DOB: 2 Aug 1993 DOB: 13 Oct 1994 BORN: Norail BORN: Sylhet BORN: Dinajpur STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his fourth ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Chittagong ODI debut against Ireland at Malahide in 2019. ODI debut against India at in 2015. in 2001. He was the leading wicket-taker in the 2016- He made his first-class debut in October He first impressed then coach 17 tournament, and 2011 before his career was boosted after his in 2009 and was drafted into the Test side, also led all bowlers in the 2018-19 Bangladesh performances in the 2014 ICC U19 World Cup which was also his first-class debut as well. Premier League, with 18 wickets. in , where he scored 239 runs in four innings. When at his peak, he was capable of surprising Possessing an ability to swing the ball, he has the batsmen with his sheer pace, but injuries been the leading wicket-taker among seam He was the leading run-scorer in the 2017-18 have meant that he now relies mostly on bowlers in Bangladesh first-class cricket over Bangladesh Cricket League, with 779 runs in six bowling a restrictive line. the past decade. matches, including scoring an innings of 274 for East Zone against Central Zone. After the 2015 ICC CWC, Mashrafe led his He was also the leading wicket-taker for East team to ODI series wins against Pakistan and Zone in the 2018-19 Bangladesh Cricket League, In the final of the against India, India at home, sealing a place in ICC Champions with 20 wickets in five matches. he scored his maiden ODI century and went on Trophy 2017. to make 121 as Bangladesh lost off the last ball.

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MEHIDY MOHAMMAD HASAN MITHUN

30 53 8

DOB: 4 Feb 1986 DOB: 25 Oct 1997 DOB: 2 Mar 1991 BORN: Mymensingh BORN: Khulna BORN: Khanapara STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at in 2007. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Dambulla in 2017. ODI debut against India at Dhaka in 2014.

He played in the 2004 U19 World Cup at home, Mehidy captained Bangladesh in the ICC U19 Mithun made his first-class debut when he was and the following year made his first-class World Cup in 2014 at the age of 16 and was barely 15 and was also a part of the 2008 U19 debut for Bangladesh A. named Player of the Tournament inn the Bangladesh team. 2016 tournament. He took eight wickets on his Test debut in 2009 Although he was named in many squads, his and later that year averaged 193 with the bat in He took three six-wicket hauls in his first two international debut came only in 2014 when the ODI tri-series against India and Sri Lanka. Tests and was named the Player of the Series he debuted in a T20I against Sri Lanka. against England in late 2016. Scored successive centuries in ICC CWC 2015 His domestic performances eventually earned him with innings of 103 against England and 128 not Played crucial roles in Bangladesh’s first Test a recall in 2018 for the ODI tri-series at home. out against New Zealand. series wins over Sri Lanka (away) and Australia at home.

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MOHAMMAD MOSADDEK MUSHFIQUR SAIFUDDIN HOSSAIN RAHIM

74 32 15

DOB: 1 Nov 1996 DOB: 10 Dec 1995 DOB: 9 Jun 1987 BORN: Chittagong BORN: Mymensingh BORN: Bogra STYLE: LHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his fourth ICC CWC.

ODI debut against South Africa at Kimberley ODI debut against Afghanistan at Dhaka in 2016. ODI debut against Bangladesh at Harare in 2006. in 2017. He represented his country in two U19 World Cup He is the youngest man to play in a Test at He was selected for the ICC U19 World Cup tournaments – in 2012 and 2014 and scored two Lord’s (in 2005, aged 17 years and 351 days) in 2016, when his side finished third in the double centuries in the 2014-15 domestic season. and captained Bangladesh in ICC U19 World tournament, and he was Bangladesh’s highest Cup 2006. wicket-taker in the competition with 13 wickets. In the 2016 Dhaka Premier League he was winning matches for eventual champions In 2013 he became the first Bangladesh player His performances in the Abahani and made his Test debut in Bangladesh’s to score a Test double century when he hit 200 Emerging Teams Cup for Bangladesh U23 helped 100th Test. against Sri Lanka at . him receive a maiden call-up to the Bangladesh T20I side in April 2017 against Sri Lanka. He became the first Bangladeshi to take a Had a successful ICC CT 2017 in England when wicket with his first delivery in ODI cricket he struck two fifties and helped Bangladesh Picked for the home ODI series against when he dismissed Afghanistan’s Hashmatullah reach the semi-final stage. Zimbabwe in October 2018 and he shared a 127- Shahidi lbw. run match-winning stand with , and then took 3-45 in the following match.

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MUSTAFIZUR RUBEL HOSSAIN RAHMAN

90 34 1

DOB: 6 Sep 1995 DOB: 1 Jan 1990 DOB: 22 Nov 1991 BORN: Satkhira BORN: Bagerhat BORN: Rajshahi STYLE: LHB/LFM STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Dhaka in 2015. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Dhaka in 2009. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Chittagong in 2014. He became only the second bowler after Brian He began by playing tapeball cricket in his Vitori to take five-wicket hauls in his first two home town Bagerhat and took 4-33 on his After a good outing in the 2010 U19 World ODIs, both against India. ODI debut. Cup, his unbeaten 33 off 18 deliveries against Afghanistan helped his team win a gold medal He bowled superbly in ICC World T20 2016 He became the third Bangladesh bowler to take in the . culminating in figures of 5-22 against an ODI hat-trick on his way to figures of 6-26 New Zealand at Kolkata. against New Zealand at Mirpur in 2013. Scored 182 runs in six innings at CWC 2015.

A shoulder injury hampered his performances Took 4-53 when Bangladesh defeated England After the ICC CWC, he was a key part of the in ICC CT 2017 and he took only one one wicket at Adelaide in ICC CWC 2015. Bangladesh ODI side that had series victories in four matches. against Pakistan, India and South Africa.

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SHAKIB SOUMYA TAMIM AL HASAN SARKAR IQBAL

75 59 28

DOB: 24 March 1987 DOB: 25 Feb 1993 DOB: 20 Mar 1989 BORN: Magura BORN: Satkhira BORN: Chittagong STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: LHB/RMF STYLE: LHB

Playing in his fourth ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his fourth ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2006. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Dhaka in 2014. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2007.

He was captain of the team which defeated New He played one game in the 2010 ICC U19 First made his name in ICC CWC 2007 when his Zealand 4-0 in an ODI series in 2010, and he has World Cup, and two years later was an integral innings of 51 helped Bangladesh upset India. been a member of three World Cup squads. member of the side in Australia. His innings of 154 against Zimbabwe at Against Zimbabwe in 2014 he became only the In ICC CWC 2015 he scored consistently, the Bulawayo in 2009 remains a national record third player in history to score a century and highlights being 40 in the victory over England in ODI cricket. take ten wickets in the same Test match. and 52 against New Zealand. Scored 154 runs in six innings in ICC CWC 2015, He has spent more matches as the No.1 ranked His maiden ODI century came in his tenth game with a top score of 95 against Scotland that ODI all-rounder than anyone else in history. – a 110-ball unbeaten 127 against Pakistan at helped chase down a target of 319. Mirpur in April the same year.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Runners-up (1979, 1987, 1992).

This is the fifth occasion when England have hosted the ICC CWC. On home soil they have won 15 and lost six matches in the tournament.

Despite being runners-up in three of the first five ICC CWCs, England had to wait until ICC World T20 2010 in the Caribbean to win their first global tournament.

In 2015 England were unable to defeat any Test nations in the competition, beating only Scotland and Afghanistan.

Coach:

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EOIN MOEEN JOFRA MORGAN (C) ALI ARCHER

16 18 22

DOB: 10 Sep 1986 DOB: 18 Jun 1987 DOB: 1 Apr 1995 BORN: Dublin (Ire) BORN: Birmingham BORN: Bridgetown () STYLE: LHB STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RF

Playing in his third ICC CWC (one for Ireland, Playing in his second ICC CWC. ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2019. two with England). ODI debut against West Indies at North Sound Represent West Indies U19s in 2013 before ODI debut for Ireland against Scotland at Ayr in 2014. a back injury derailed his progress. in 2006. He captained England to the semi-final of Barbados-born recommended At the age of 17, he was selected for the U19 ICC U19 World Cup 2006 and blasted a 56-ball Archer to his club Sussex and he impressed World Cup to represent Ireland and two years century in an U19 Test against Sri Lanka. instantly in the local league and then for the later, he captained the side, where he finished county side. as the second highest run-scorer. Struck his maiden ODI century against Sri Lanka in late 2014 and added 128 against Scotland in Has an English father and qualified for England Took over as England ODI captain in early 2015 ICC CWC 2015. in early 2019 after successful stints in T20 and transformed the batting in the wake of the leagues around the world including the IPL. disappointing ICC CWC. Had a successful summer in 2017, taking a hat-trick against South Africa in the Oval His bowling has been regularly clocked Franchise T20 leagues across the globe have Test and adding a 53-ball ODI century against at around the 150kph mark. kept him busy due to his power hitting and West Indies. ability to stay calm under pressure.

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JONNY JOS TOM BAIRSTOW BUTTLER CURRAN

51 63 59

DOB: 26 Sep 1989 DOB: 8 Sep 1990 DOB: 12 Mar 1995 BORN: Bradford BORN: Taunton BORN: Cape Town (SA) STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RFM

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Cardiff in 2011. ODI debut against Pakistan at Dubai in 2012. ODI debut against West Indies at Southampton in 2017. Named Player of the Match on his ODI debut He made his international debut in late 2011 for his unbeaten innings of 41 from just 21 and became a fixture of England’s T20 side Curran had a stellar season for Surrey in 2015, deliveries including three sixes. before graduating to the longer forms. taking the most wickets in Division Two of the (76). In 2016 he scored more runs and effected more He owns the fastest ODI century for England, dismissals than any other Test wicket-keeper in the landmark coming from just 46 balls against Took a wicket with his second ball on England a calendar year in history. Pakistan at Dubai in November 2015. T20I debut v South Africa in 2017 and won caps in Tests and ODIs later that year. Struck three centuries in successive ODIs in A late move in the 2018 IPL season to promote early 2018 and followed up with an innings Buttler to an opener produced immediate His younger brother Sam impressed for of 139 as England posted a world-record 481 results, as he smashed five consecutive fifties to England’s Test side in 2018 and their late father, against Australia at Trent Bridge. propel the into the playoffs. Kevin, played for Zimbabwe in the 1983 and 1987 ICC CWC tournaments.

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LIAM LIAM ADIL DAWSON PLUNKETT RASHID

83 17 95

DOB: 1 Mar 1990 DOB: 6 Apr 1985 DOB: 17 Feb 1988 BORN: Swindon BORN: Middlesborough BORN: Bradford STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Pakistan at Cardiff in 2016. ODI debut against Pakistan at Lahore in 2005. ODI debut against Ireland at Belfast in 2009.

A former England U19 captain who recorded 12 wickets in the 2006-07 ODI series in Having played in ICC World T20 2009 and six the best figures for the side with 6 for 9 against Australia cemented his place in England’s ODIs the same year, he had to wait six years for Malaysia in 2007. ICC CWC 2007 squad. his next international honours.

His England T20 debut came on his home ground However, injuries and loss of form saw him On his Test debut he followed 0-163 in Pakistan’s at the Hampshire Bowl against Sri Lanka in July off of the selectors’ radar before returning in first innings at Abu Dhabi with 5-64 in the 2016 and the same year brought an ODI debut 2014 with 18 wickets in four Tests. second, the first English leg-spinner with a Test against Pakistan and a Test debut in . five-wicket haul since 1959. Part of the England team who reached the final Excellent T20 form for Hampshire in 2018 won him of ICC World T20 2016, he memorably struck No bowler has taken more ODI wickets than a place on England’s one-day tour to Sri Lanka. a final-ball six to earn a tie in the Trent Bridge him since the end of the last CWC in 2015. ODI with Sri Lanka later that summer. Took 18 wickets for Hampshire on the road to 2019 domestic 50-over tournament final.

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JOE JASON BEN ROOT ROY STOKES

66 20 55

DOB: 30 Dec 1990 DOB: 21 July 1990 DOB: 4 Jun 1991 BORN: Sheffield BORN: (SA) BORN: Christchurch (NZ) STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB STYLE: LHB/RFM

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Rajkot in 2013. ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2015 ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2011.

First made his mark with the England U19 He was a hugely successful schoolboy In January 2016 at Cape Town he hit the fastest squad in Bangladesh, shortly before ICC U19 cricketer after moving to the UK from his native 250 in Test history, reaching the landmark in World Cup in New Zealand in 2010. South Africa and made his Surrey debut as a only 196 deliveries. 17-year-old. Scored 121 against Sri Lanka in ICC CWC He bowled the fateful last over for England in 2015 but England failed to qualify for the In 2016 he made two ODI hundreds against the final of ICC World T20 2016 in which he was quarter-finals. Sri Lanka, the second of them – a career-best struck for four successive sixes by West Indies’ 162 on his home ground of The Oval. . Took over the Test captaincy from in 2017 and struck successive, unbeaten After struggling in the summer of 2017, struck Was Player of the Tournament at 2017 IPL. ODI centuries the following year against India. a national record 180 against Australia at Melbourne in January 2018.

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JAMES CHRIS MARK VINCE WOAKES WOOD

14 19 33

DOB: 14 Mar 1991 DOB: 2 Mar 1989 DOB: 11 Jan 1990 BORN: Cuckfield BORN: Birmingham BORN: Ashington STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2015. ODI debut against Australia at Sydney in 2011. ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2015.

After he broke into the Hampshire side in Returned figures of 6-45 in just his second ODI – He bowled -clinching delivery in the 2009 he averaged over 50 in his first round of against Australia at Brisbane in early 2011. 2015 series when he clean bowled limited-overs matches before impressing again at Trent Bridge. for England at the ICC U19 World Cup the Another six-wicket haul followed against following year. Sri Lanka in 2014 and he was part of England’s Despite regular serious injury lay-offs, attack at ICC CWC 2015. Wood has been a key component of England’s Was named as captain of the Lions T20 squad limited-overs attack and returned to Test action to face Pakistan A in Dubai in December 2015 Took 11 wickets in the 2016 Lord’s Test against in February in the Caribbean tour after an having earlier made his ODI debut. Pakistan on his way to 26 wickets in the series eight-month absence. and had a successful IPL for Kolkata the Played seven Tests in the summer of 2016, following year. averaging 19.27, but has scored more than 1,000 domestic List A runs in past two seasons including a Hampshire county record 190 against Gloucestershire in this season’s tournament.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Winners (1983, 2011).

As one-day cricket began to gain prominence, India shocked reigning champions West Indies to lift the 1983 World Cup.

Having won the inaugural ICC World T20 in South Africa in 2007, India became the first host nation to win the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup at Mumbai in 2011.

Coach:

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VIRAT MAYANK JASPRIT KOHLI (C) AGARWAL BUMRAH

18 14 93

DOB: 5 Nov 1988 DOB: 16 Feb 1991 DOB: 6 Dec 1993 BORN: BORN: Bangalore BORN: STYLE: RHB/RM STYLE: RHB STYLE: RHB/RFM

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Dambulla in 2008. Awaiting his ODI debut. ODI debut against Australia at Sydney in 2016.

Became only the second India captain to win Top-scored for India in the 2010 ICC U19 CWC First made his name in the IPL, excelling as a ICC U19 World Cup in 2008. with 167 in six matches before making his way death-overs bowler, under the tutelage of Lasith into the India A side. Malinga, his team-mate at Mumbai Indians. He became Test captain in 2014 and took over the limited-overs roles from MS Dhoni in 2017. He was the leading run-scorer in the 2017-18 Performed well at ICC Champions Trophy in Ranji Trophy with 1,160 runs in eight matches for 2017 in England with an economy rate of just In 2016 he scored 2,595 international runs in all Karnataka, with five centuries, including 304 not five runs an over. formats and has scored more ODI runs than out against . any other batsman in the world (4,306 at 78.29) He made his Test debut in January 2018 in since ICC CWC 2015. Those performances culminated in a Test debut South Africa, and broke the record for the most against Australia in the 2018 at wickets taken in overseas Tests by an Indian Melbourne, in which he scored 76 and followed bowler in a single year. up with 77 the following week at Sydney.

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YUZVENDRA MS RAVINDRA CHAHAL DHONI JADEJA

3 7 8

DOB: 23 Jul 1990 DOB: 7 Jul 1981 DOB: 6 Dec 1988 BORN: Jind BORN: Ranchi BORN: Navagam-Khed STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: LHB/SLA

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his fourth ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2016. ODI debut against Bangladesh at Chittagong ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo in 2009. in 2004. He first attracted attention when he took 34 He was the leading wicket-taker in ICC wickets in the National Under-19 Cooch Behar Under his captaincy India won ICC World T20 Champions Trophy 2013 with 12 wickets as India Trophy in 2009. 2007, ICC CWC 2011 (which he clinched with a won the competition. six) and stayed No.1 in Tests for 18 months. He was the leading wicket-taker for Royal Later that year he topped the ICC ODI bowling Challengers Bangalore two years running to In eight years leading Chennai Super Kings in the rankings, becoming the first Indian to do so propel himself into the minds of the selectors. IPL he won two titles and four runners-up places. since in 1996.

Against England in January 2017 he took 6-25 He has skippered more than twice as many After taking 26 wickets in the 4-0 Test series win at Bengaluru – then the third-best T20I figures. Tests and ODIs as any other player to combine over England in late 2016 he reached top spot in captaincy with keeping. the Test bowling rankings the following March.

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KEDAR DINESH BHUVNESHWAR JADHAV KARTHIK KUMAR

81 21 15

DOB: 26 Mar 1985 DOB: 1 Jun 1985 DOB: 5 Feb 1990 BORN: Pune BORN: Chennai BORN: Meerut STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Ranchi in 2014. Karthik immediately caught the public eye when ODI debut against Pakistan at Chennai in 2012. he debuted for India in ODIs as a 19-year-old First made his name with a 29-ball 50 for Delhi in late 2004 and memorably Michael In his first international over, he bowled Nasir Daredevils on his IPL debut. Vaughan at Lord’s. Jamshed, and with his first ODI delivery, he bowled . He scored his maiden ODI century in just His career has run in parallel with MS Dhoni’s so his fourth match – an unbeaten 105 against his 91 ODIs have been spread over 15 years with He shone in the 2014 Test series in England, Zimbabwe at Harare in July 2015. two three-year gaps, most recently between taking 19 wickets as well as scoring three fifties, 2014 and 2017. but suffered with injuries and played only one In January 2017 he helped India win its high- game in ICC CWC 2015. scoring ODI series with England, contributing 120 from 76 balls at Pune and 90 at Kolkata. Winner of the Purple in the IPL for taking the most wickets in both 2016 and 2017.

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HARDIK RISHABH KL PANDYA PANT RAHUL

33 17 1

DOB: 11 Oct 1993 DOB: 4 Oct 1997 DOB: 18 Apr 1992 BORN: Choryasi BORN: Haridwar BORN: Bengaluru STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against New Zealand at Dharamsala ODI debut against the West Indies at Guwahati ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2016, in 2016. in 2018. scoring a century – the first Indian to do so.

In ICC World T20 2016 he bowled the last over Helped India to the final of ICC U/19 World Played in ICC U19 World Cup 2010, and made against Bangladesh and defended two runs off Cup in Bangladesh in 2016, hitting 78 from just his first-class debut later that year. three balls to help India to a one-run win. 24 balls against Nepal and a century against Namibia in the quarter-final. Scored 659 runs in the 2018 IPL season and Struck a century before lunch against Sri Lanka followed with centuries against England in T20 in only his third Test, at Pallekele in August 2017. Made a name for himself in the 2016/17 at Old Trafford and in The Oval Test. domestic season, when he hit a triple-century The following year he hit 93 against South for Delhi against Maharashtra and then a Africa at Cape Town, before his 5-28 bowled record 48-ball century against Jharkand. India to victory against England in the Trent Bridge Test. Struck a century in just his third Test before following up with an unbeaten 159 in the 2019 New Year’s Test against Australia at Sydney.

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ROHIT MOHAMMED KULDEEP SHARMA SHAMI YADAV

45 11 23

DOB: 30 Apr 1987 DOB: 3 Sep 1990 DOB: 14 Dec 1994 BORN: Jaipur BORN: Amroha BORN: Kanpur STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/SLC

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Ireland at Belfast in 2007. ODI debut against Pakistan at Delhi in 2013. ODI debut against West Indies at Port-of-Spain in 2017. Helped India win ICC Champions Trophy 2013 After a specially conducted net supervised scoring two fifties in the process and later by , he was recognised as a special Was India’s leading wicket-taker at ICC U19 that year hit 209 in an ODI against Australia talent and worked his way through the ranks to World Cup 2014 and the first Indian bowler to at Bengaluru. represent Bengal at the Ranji level. take a hat-trick in the history of the tournament.

In November 2014 he smashed 264 from 173 He became only the eighth bowler, and the first He was handed a maiden Test cap by Anil balls against Sri Lanka at Kolkata – the highest Indian, to bowl four or more maiden overs on Kumble in Dharamsala, finishing with four ODI score in history. his ODI debut. wickets on debut in 2017.

The following year he hit 137 against Bangladesh He was India’s leading fast bowler in ICC CWC Soon afterwards, he took an ODI hat-trick in ICC CWC and captained Mumbai Indians to 2015 with 17 wickets. against Australia and five wickets in India’s T20I the IPL title. victory over England at Old Trafford in 2018.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Runners-up (2015).

Inspired by , New Zealand topped the round-robin group stage in ICC CWC 1992 before losing to Pakistan in the semi-final.

Having lost six ICC CWC semi-finals, New Zealand finally went one better on home soil in the 2015 competition, before losing to co-hosts Australia in the final.

Martin Guptill’s unbeaten innings of 237 against West Indies that year is the highest individual score in the competition’s history.

Coach:

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KANE TOM TRENT WILLIAMSON (C) BLUNDELL BOULT

22 66 18

DOB: 8 Aug 1990 DOB: 1 Sep 1990 DOB: 22 Jul 1989 BORN: Tauranga BORN: Wellington BORN: Rotorua STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/LFM

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Dambulla in 2010. Awaiting his ODI debut. ODI debut against West Indies at Basseterre in 2012. He scored a century on his Test debut v India He was part of the ICC U19 World Cup squad in in 2010. 2010 alongside , , Part of the New Zealand ICC U19 World Cup and and made his senior debut squad 2008, captained by . He has also achieved two streaks of five or for Wellington in 2013. more successive fifty-plus scores in ODIs. He took 22 wickets in ICC CWC 2015 in nine Had a breakthrough season in 2015-16 in which he matches, including 5-27 in an epic victory He struck the winning six in New Zealand’s one- made 1,073 runs in 28 matches across all formats. over Australia. wicket victory over Australia in the group stage of ICC CWC 2015 and captained New Zealand He followed it with 537 runs in 17 matches in He reached No.1 in the ICC ODI Bowling to the semi-finals of ICC World T20 2016. the 2016-17 season which earned him his first Rankings for the first time in February 2016. international call-up.

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LOCKIE COLIN MARTIN FERGUSON DE GRANDHOMME GUPTILL

87 71 31

DOB: 13 Jun 1991 DOB: 22 Jul 1986 DOB: 30 Sep 1986 BORN: Auckland BORN: Harare (Zim) BORN: Auckland STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Australia at Sydney in 2016. ODI debut against South Africa at Auckland ODI debut against West Indies at Auckland in 2012. in 2009. He had a breakthrough season for Auckland in 2014-15, taking 21 wickets, and he took Represented Zimbabwe at the ICC U19 World His innings of 237 not out in the ICC CWC 31 wickets the following year. Cup in 2003-04, before leaving for Auckland 2015 quarter-final against West Indies is a in 2006. competition record. He was picked in the New Zealand ODI side after an injury to and took the Having earned a reputation as a heavy hitter in In 2017 he became the first player to make wicket of in his first over. New Zealand’s domestic T20 competition, de three scores of at least 180 in ODI cricket when Grandhomme earned a debut against his native he hit a match-winning unbeaten 180 against On his T20I debut against Bangladesh in 2017 he Zimbabwe in 2012. South Africa at Hamilton. took wickets with each of his first two deliveries. In 2016 his 6-41 against Pakistan at Christchurch He also became the first player to face the pink were the best figures for a New Zealand ball in a day/night Test – at Adelaide in 2015. debutant, breaking a 65-year-old record.

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MATT TOM COLIN HENRY LATHAM MUNRO

21 48 82

DOB: 14 Dec 1991 DOB: 2 Apr 1992 DOB: 11 Mar 1987 BORN: Christchurch BORN: Christchurch BORN: Durban (SA) STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: LHB/RMF

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Wellington in 2014. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Dunedin in 2012. ODI debut against South Africa at Kimberley in 2013. Having undergone major back surgery in 2012, He is a product of the New Zealand age group he took 4-38 on his ODI debut – just the third system and made his Test debut for the Blackcaps Set a world record by striking 23 sixes in his New Zealand bowler to do so. in 2012 at 21 years of age. innings of 281 for Auckland against Central Districts in the Plunkett Shield in 2015. Despite not being picked in the final squad Although starting as a Test specialist, he took for ICC CWC 2015, he was selected as a over Brendon McCullum’s opening role in one- He was in and out of the national limited-overs replacement for Adam Milne in the semi-final day cricket. teams, until he hit a tournament-topping against South Africa at Auckland. 366 runs at a of 175 in the 2015-16 In December 2018, against Sri Lanka, he made Super Smash. A Test debut came later the same year against the highest score while carrying his bat in Tests, England at Lord’s. with 264 not out. His ball striking prowess was evident when hitting New Zealand’s fastest T20 fifty of all time at Auckland in 2016, coming from only 14 balls against Sri Lanka.

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JIMMY HENRY MITCHELL NEESHAM NICHOLLS SANTNER

83 86 74

DOB: 17 Sep 1990 DOB: 15 Nov 1991 DOB: 5 Feb 1992 BORN: Auckland BORN: Christchurch BORN: Hamilton STYLE: LHB/RM STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: LHB/SLA

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against South Africa at Paarl in 2013. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Christchurch ODI debut against England at Birmingham in 2015. in 2015. Began his career with Auckland before moving Was fast-tracked to the national side after playing to Otago and then subsequently to Wellington. First made his mark in one-day cricket, hitting only 19 List A matches for Northern Districts. 454 runs in the 2014-15 Ford Trophy at an In 2014 he became the first New Zealander and average of 75.66, with strike-rate of 105.82. Took 4-11 against India at Nagpur in ICC World eighth batsman overall to score centuries in his T20 2016 to bowl the hosts out for only 79. first two Tests. Hit a fifty on his Test debut and a maiden Test hundred followed against South Africa at Started 2018 brightly, and was picked up by In January 2019, in the first ODI against Sri Lanka, Wellington, in March 2017. CSK in the IPL but further, only for a serious Neesham scored 34 runs in one over, including knee injury to rule him out for a major part of five sixes – the most runs scored in one over by a In January 2019, during the third ODI against the year. New Zealand batsman in an ODI. Sri Lanka, Nicholls scored his first ODI century, 124 not out.

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ISH TIM ROSS SODHI SOUTHEE TAYLOR

61 38 3

DOB: 31 Oct 1992 DOB: 11 Dec 1988 DOB: 8 Mar 1984 BORN: Ludhiana (Ind) BORN: Whangarei BORN: Lower Hutt STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his fourth ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2015. ODI debut against New Zealand at ODI debut against West Indies at Napier in 2006. Chester-le-Street in 2008. Began his cricket in south Auckland, where his In his third ODI he hit 128 against Sri Lanka at parents had migrated in his youth and made a Player of the Tournament in ICC U19 World Cup Napier and followed it up with 84 in his first name for himself within the New Zealand age 2008 before taking 5-55 and smashing 77 off 40 ODI outside New Zealand. group system. balls on his Test debut later the same year. New Zealand’s leading century-maker in ODI After an encouraging 2012-13 season, he made his He took 18 wickets in ICC CWC 2011, including cricket (20), he surpassed ’s previous Test debut against Bangladesh at Chittagong in five three-wicket hauls. record (16) in February 2017 against South Africa. October 2013. In ICC CWC 2015 he produced a sensational In the longer format, his innings of 290 at Starred in ICC World T20 2016, taking ten wickets spell against England to finish with figures of Perth in 2015 is the highest Test score against in five matches, with three wickets each against 7-33, NZ’s best ODI bowling figures. Australia in Australia. India and Bangladesh.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Winners (1992).

Having been fortunate to sneak into the semi- finals in 1992 after rain came to the rescue against England, Wasim Akram inspired victory over England in the final.

Javed Miandad uniquely played in each of the first six editions of the ICC CWC.

Runners-up to Australia in 1999.

Pakistan have been beaten by India in all six of their meetings in the competition.

Coach:

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SARFARAZ ASIF BABAR AHMED (C) ALI AZAM

54 60 56

DOB: 22 May 1987 DOB: 1 Oct 1991 DOB: 15 Oct 1994 BORN: BORN: Faisalabad BORN: Lahore STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Pakistan at Jaipur in 2007. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo in 2018. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Lahore in 2015.

He captained the Pakistan team at ICC U19 He made his first-class debut at the age of 19 He was drafted into the squad for the 2010 ICC World Cup 2006, defeating India in the final. back in 2010 having trained as a blacksmith, but U19 World Cup as a 15-year-old and also played it was in cricket where he first caught in the 2012 tournament. He scored three Test centuries in 2014 and hit the public’s attention. an unbeaten 101 against Ireland in ICC CWC In 2016 he made three consecutive ODI hundreds 2015 at Adelaide. He smashed a 58-ball century on his Twenty20 against West Indies in the UAE, and a 90 in his debut for Faisalabad Wolves, and third Test. He was named as Pakistan’s T20I captain United owed much to him in their Pakistan following ICC World T20 2016 and ODI captain Super League win in 2018. He reached 1,000 ODI runs in only 21 innings, in February 2017, succeeding . equalling the world record held by four Two consecutive fifties at much better than a other batsmen. run a ball in the series against England in May 2019 forced him into the World Cup squad.

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FAKHAR HARIS HASSAN ZAMAN SOHAIL ALI

39 89 32

DOB: 10 Apr 1990 DOB: 9 Jan 1989 DOB: 7 Feb 1994 BORN: Mardan BORN: Sialkot BORN: Mandi Bahauddin STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against South Africa at Birmingham ODI debut against the West Indies at Gros Islet ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2016. in 2017. in 2013. He managed to gain some attention in the 2015 It was in the Quaid-e-Azam trophy in 2016-17 He was first called up into the limited-overs in where he picked up eight that his form began to be noticed, scoring 663 squad four years before he made his Test debut, wickets in four matches under the captaincy of runs in the competition at an average of 51, which eventually came in late 2017. . including 170 in the second innings of the final. Scored six half-centuries in seven ODI innings His 17 wickets at 17.05 in the National One- His prolific form earned him a contract in the stretching from 2015 to his recall in 2018. Day Cup in 2016 was a key part of him being PSL and a call-up to Pakistan’s T20I side for promoted to the Pakistan side. the West Indies tour, and he made his debut Struck 110 in the Dubai Test against Australia in the second match in . in late 2018 and followed up with 147 at the He was the leading wicket-taker in ICC same venue against New Zealand a couple of Champions Trophy 2017 in England with 13 at an In the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy he missed months later. average of 14.69 as Pakistan won the tournament. the opening-match defeat to India, but he turned Pakistan’s batting fortunes around with scores of 31, 50, 57 and then 114 in the final.

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IMAD IMAM MOHAMMAD WASIM UL HAQ AMIR

9 26 41

DOB: 18 Dec 1988 DOB: 12 Dec 1995 DOB: 13 Apr 1992 BORN: Swansea (UK) BORN: Lahore BORN: Gujjar Khan STYLE: LHB/SLA STYLE: LHB STYLE: LHB/LF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo in 2015. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Abu Dhabi in 2017. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Dambulla in 2009.

He was born in Wales, where his father worked Burst onto the scene during the U19 Asia Cup In his first full year in Pakistan’s domestic as an engineer, and was part of the Pakistan in 2012, where he averaged 45 from five games cricket in 2009, he picked up 55 wickets for team who won the ICC U19 World Cup 2006. including three successive fifties. National Bank and then helped Pakistan win ICC WT20 2009 in England. Captaining the side in the next edition, he The nephew of former captain Inzamam ul became a solid performer in first-class cricket Haq, he scored a century on his ODI debut and At 18, he was the youngest bowler to take 50 before achieving international honours in 2015. became the first player in ODI history to score Test wickets as he etched his name on both four hundreds in his first nine matches. The Oval and Lord’s honours boards in 2010. In September 2016 he became the first spinner from Pakistan to take five wickets in a T20I with His opening spell in the final of ICC CT 2017 5-14 against West Indies. at The Oval dismissed India’s top three batsmen and helped Pakistan lift the trophy.

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MOHAMMAD MOHAMMAD SHADAB HASNAIN HAFEEZ KHAN

87 8 29

DOB: 5 Apr 2000 DOB: 17 Oct 1980 DOB: 4 Oct 1998 BORN: Hyderabad BORN: Sargodha BORN: Mianwali STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Australia at Sharjah in 2019. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Sharjah in 2003. ODI debut against West Indies at Providence in 2017. He made his first-class debut for Pakistan In 2011 he won ten Player-of-the-Match awards Television in the 2018-19 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. in international cricket. First emerged in 2016, taking 4-9 for Pakistan U19 v Afghanistan then picking up nine wickets Playing in the 2018-19 , he He also became only the third cricketer – after for in the 2016-17 PSL. bowled the fastest delivery of the tournament, Sanath Jayasuriya and – to score which was measured at 151 kph. 1,000 runs and take 30 wickets in ODIs in a He made an immediate impact in his first calendar year. two T20Is, taking seven wickets for 21 runs He was named Player of the Match in the PSL and winning the Player-of-the-Match award final for his figures of 3-30 as He was ranked the No.1 ODI bowler for a period on both occasions. defeated Zalmi. in 2012 and has spent a total of 622 days as the top-ranked ODI all-rounder. He was also a part of the Pakistan team that won the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 in England and was given a Test cap against West Indies the following month.

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SHAHEEN SHOAIB WAHAB AFRIDI MALIK RIAZ

40 18 47

DOB: 6 Apr 2000 DOB: 1 Feb 1982 DOB: 28 Jun 1985 BORN: Khyber Agency BORN: Sialkot BORN: Lahore STYLE: LHB/LFM STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/LF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Afghanistan at Abu Dhabi ODI debut against West Indies at Sharjah in 1999. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Sheikhupura in 2018. in 2008. Starting his career primarily an off-break In 2015, FATA selected him after an Under-16 bowler, he has had success with the bat at He took 5 for 46 against India in the ICC CWC talent hunt programme and his pace, physique almost every position in the order. semi-final in Mohali in 2011 - among his wickets and fitness won him an Under-16 tour of Australia. were , , Consistent performances between 2005 and and MS Dhoni - but it couldn’t prevent defeat. Brother of former international Riaz Afridi, he 2007 saw him appointed captain after Pakistan’s took 8-39 on Quaid-e-Azam Trophy debut, the elimination from ICC CWC 2007. Bowled a memorable spell against best debut figures in the competition’s history. at Adelaide in the 2015 World Cup quarter-final, He is one of only two players still playing (the having already dismissed David Warner and He became the first cricketer born after the other being Chris Gayle) whose ODI careers Michael Clarke. turn of the millennium to represent Pakistan started in the 1990s. and subsequently made his Test debut before He was recalled to the World Cup squad having turning 19. not played an ODI match since facing India at Edgbaston in the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy.

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Playing in their eighth ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Semi-finals (1992, 1999, 2007, 2015).

South Africa made their first appearance in the 1992 competition, losing in the semi-final to England when the controversial rain rule left them needing 21 runs from one ball.

They suffered more heartbreak in 1999 in the memorable tied semi-final against Australia.

In the 2015 tournament, AB de Villiers struck the fastest 150 in ODI history, off only 64 balls against West Indies at Sydney.

Coach:

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FAF HASHIM QUINTON DU PLESSIS (C) AMLA DE KOCK

18 1 12

DOB: 13 Jul 1984 DOB: 31 Mar 1983 DOB: 17 Dec 1992 BORN: Pretoria BORN: Durban BORN: Johannesburg STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB STYLE: LHB/WK

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Cape Town in 2011. ODI debut against Bangladesh at Chittagong ODI debut against New Zealand at Paarl in 2013. in 2008. He scored a century on his Test debut against In 2013 he became the fourth player to score Australia at Adelaide, only the fourth South He is the fastest to 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 and centuries in three successive ODI matches, with African to achieve the feat. 6,000 ODI runs, breaking records held by innings of 135, 106 and 101 against India. and Viv Richards. Subsequently he was appointed T20I captain In February 2017 he became the fastest batsman and took over from AB de Villiers as Test First ranked the No.1 ODI batsman in the world to reach 12 ODI centuries, taking only 74 matches. captain in December 2016. in November 2010, he has spent 332 matches occupying top spot. His maiden Test century came in his eighth He hit 185 in the Cape Town ODI and was match with a score of 129 not out against named Player of the Series as South Africa In 2012 he scored the first Test triple-century England at Centurion in January 2016. beat Sri Lanka 5-0 in early 2017. for South Africa with an unbeaten innings of 311 against England at The Oval.

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JP BEURAN AIDEN DUMINY HENDRICKS MARKRAM

21 14 4

DOB: 14 Apr 1984 DOB: 8 Jun 1990 DOB: 4 Oct 1994 BORN: Strandfontein BORN: Bellville BORN: Centurion STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: LHB/LFM STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Colombo in 2004. ODI debut against Pakistan at Centurion in 2019. ODI debut against Bangladesh at East London in 2017. He first made his name on South Africa’s He first came to attention in the 2013-14 2008-09 tour of Australia with an unbeaten 50 domestic Twenty20 competition, in which he He captained South Africa to the ICC U19 helping South Africa to victory in Perth before took 28 wickets in 11 matches at just 10.28 apiece. World Cup title in 2014 and was also their 166 in Melbourne sealed a Test series win. leading run-scorer. Those performances earned him a spot in the His ICC CWC 2015 started with an unbeaten squad for ICC World T20 2014 in Bangladesh, Scored 97 on his Test debut against Bangladesh century against Zimbabwe and his occasional where he played three matches and he also has and followed up with scores of 143 and 125 in off-breaks picked up a hat-trick in the quarter- IPL experience with Kings XI Punjab. his next two Tests. final against Sri Lanka. Took 32 wickets in the four-day franchise series Captained the national side against India in in 2018-19 leading to an ODI debut in early 2019 early 2018 in ’s absence – only and then to his call-up to the CWC squad as an has captained the side at a injury replacement for . younger age.

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DAVID CHRIS LUNGI MILLER MORRIS NGIDI

10 2 22

DOB: 10 Jun 1989 DOB: 30 Apr 1987 DOB: 29 Mar 1996 BORN: Pietermaritzburg BORN: Pretoria BORN: Durban STYLE: LHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RF

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against West Indies at North Sound ODI debut against Pakistan at Birmingham ODI debut against India at Cape Town in 2018. in 2010. in 2013. Was Player of the Match on his T20I debut against He started 2015 with an unbeaten innings of 130 He made his first-class debut for North West Sri Lanka at Centurion in 2017, taking 2-12. against West Indies at Port Elizabeth and 138 at the age of 22 in 2009, and by 2011-12 he had not out from only 92 balls against Zimbabwe at established himself as their leading bowler. A year later he made his Test debut against Hamilton in ICC CWC 2015. India at Centurion and took 6-39 in the second He was bought by Chennai Super Kings for innings to help South Africa seal a series win. Two more unbeaten ODI centuries followed in $650,000 in the 2013 IPL auction and by Delhi the 2016-17 season – both at Durban – against Daredevils for $1 million in 2016, when he After going wicketless in his first ODI in February Australia and Sri Lanka. finished as their leading wicket-taker. 2018, he took at least one wicket in his next 17.

In October 2017 he smashed a T20I century A replacement for , his last ODI from only 35 balls against Bangladesh – setting was in March 2018, but he has continued to a new world record, which was matched by perform well in T20 leagues around the world. India’s Rohit Sharma two months later.

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ANDILE DWAINE KAGISO PHEHLUKWAYO PRETORIUS RABADA

23 29 25

DOB: 3 Mar 1996 DOB: 29 Mar 1989 DOB: 25 May 1995 BORN: Durban BORN: Randfontein BORN: Johannesburg STYLE: LHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Ireland at Benoni in 2016. ODI debut against Ireland at Benoni in 2016. ODI debut against Bangladesh at Dhaka in 2015.

Part of the South Africa squad in the ICC U19 Was named the South African Cricketers’ At the ICC U19 World Cup 2014 he took 6-25 World Cup 2014. Association’s MVP in 2015. against Australia in the semi-final as South Africa went on to win the title. In the 2015-16 season, he was South Africa A’s He was called up to South Africa’s Test squad to leading wicker-taker in the quadrangular Australia in November 2016, and struck a maiden He became only the second player to take a 50-over competition in Australia. ODI fifty at Christchurch two months later. hat-trick on ODI debut, eventually finishing with the best debut figures of 6-16. He took 4-44 in his second ODI – against Took 3-32 against Australia at Perth last Australia at Centurion in September 2016, and November in his first ODI for 13 months. He has been ranked No.1 ICC Bowling Rankings sealed a successful 372 run chase at Durban in both Test and ODI cricket. with an unbeaten 42 five days later.

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TABRAIZ IMRAN RASSIE SHAMSI TAHIR VAN DER DUSSEN

90 99 72

DOB: 18 Feb 1990 DOB: 27 Mar 1979 DOB: 7 Feb 1989 BORN: Garankuwa BORN: Lahore (Pak) BORN: Pretoria STYLE: RHB/SLC STYLE: RHB/LB STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Australia at Providence in 2016. ODI debut against West Indies at Delhi in 2011. ODI debut against Pakistan at Port Elizabeth in 2019. First came to prominence in 2013-14, when he Played for Pakistan at ICC U19 World Cup in 1998 finished as the third-highest wicket-taker in the in South Africa where he met his future wife. He had played in South Africa, England, Ireland, three-day cup with 47 wickets. Netherlands, Canada and the Caribbean before Debuting for his adopted country in ICC CWC making his T20I debut against Zimbabwe in 2018. In 2015 he earned a contract with St Kitts and 2011, he took 4-41 on his debut and ended the Nevis Patriots in the CPL, where he ended up as competition as South Africa’s leading wicket-taker. He was top-scorer in South Africa’s first-class the leading wicket-taker, helping him secure an domestic competition in 2017-18, as well as IPL deal. A regular wicket-taker in ODI cricket, he took being Lions’ vice-captain. 5-45 against West Indies at Sydney in ICC CWC He represented Paarl Rocks in the first edition 2015 which propelled him to top spot in the ODI Top-scored with 56 on T20I debut and then made of the Mzansi Super League T20 tournament in bowling rankings. 93 against Pakistan in his first ODI in January. which he was the joint-leading wicket-taker for the team with ten wickets. He has been even more effective in T20I cricket, with 11 wickets in ICC World T20 2014 and six wickets in the 2016 tournament.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Winners (1996).

Inspired by its big-hitting openers Sanath Jayasuriya and Romesh Kaluwitharana, Sri Lanka won the 1996 competition with hitting a century in the final against Australia.

The team also reached subsequent finals in 2007 and 2011, losing to Australia and India respectively.

Sri Lanka co-hosted the tournament in 1996 and 2011.

Coach:

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DIMUTH DHANANJAYA AVISHKA KARUNARATNE (C) DE SILVA FERNANDO

21 75 28

DOB: 21 April 1988 DOB: 6 Sep 1991 DOB: 5 Apr 1998 BORN: Colombo BORN: Colombo BORN: Wadduwa STYLE: LHB/RM STYLE: RHB/OB STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against England at Old Trafford ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2016. ODI debut against South Africa at Cape Town in 2011. in 2019. He topped the batting charts in the Super T20 He attended the famous St. Joseph’s College in Provincial Tournament in early 2016, hitting 234 He was a fine schoolboy batsman, scoring Colombo and steadily progressed through to runs, at a strike-rate of 133, in six innings. hundreds for St Sebastian’s College, Moratuwa, Under-19 level. before he was 14. Later that year he was the star of Tamil Union’s His maiden Test century came against New first victorious first-class campaign in 55 years, He made a hundred in his second Under-19 ODI Zealand in late 2014, but a hand fracture cut hitting 868 runs at 54.20 and claiming 32 innings against Australia, and hit 95 from 96 short a promising start in the ICC CWC 2015 wickets at 14.23. balls in Sri Lanka’s victory over England in the that followed. quarter-final of the ICC U19 World Cup 2016. He also had a successful start to his Test career In Sri Lanka’s first ever day-night Test in Dubai in 2016 striking 129 against Australia at Colombo Those performances led to an ODI call-up in 2017, he made a career-best 196 to help in his third match and 127 against Zimbabwe just despite his not having played any List A or first- breach Pakistan’s long-standing unbeaten series two matches later. class cricket. record in UAE.

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SURANGA LASITH ANGELO LAKMAL MALINGA MATHEWS

82 99 69

DOB: 10 Mar 1987 DOB: 28 Aug 1983 DOB: 2 Jun 1987 BORN: Matara BORN: Galle BORN: Colombo STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: RHB/RMF

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his fourth ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Nagpur in 2009. ODI debut against UAE at Dambulla in 2004. ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Harare in 2008.

He took the wicket of Chris Gayle with the first He became the first – and so far – only bowler In February 2013 he became Sri Lanka’s ball of the match in Pallekele’s inaugural Test in to take four wickets in four balls in ODI cricket youngest ever Test captain at 25. December 2010. when he performed the feat against South Africa in in ICC CWC 2007. Has played memorable ODI match-winning, He was part of the Sri Lankan squad who won run-chasing innings against Australia in 2010 the ICC World T20 in 2014. In 2011 he took two more ODI hat-tricks – (77 not out; win by one wicket), and Pakistan in against Kenya and Australia – to become the 2012 (80 not out; win by two wickets). His maiden Test five-wicket haul came in his first bowler to take three in ODI cricket. 32nd Test when he took 5-63 against South His innings of 160 at Leeds in 2014 helped Africa at Port Elizabeth in late 2016. For good measure, in April 2017 he took another Sri Lanka to their first Test series win in England. international hat-trick – this time in a T20I against Bangladesh at Colombo.

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JEEVAN KUSAL MENDIS PERERA

88 2 55

DOB: 15 Jan 1983 DOB: 2 Feb 1995 DOB: 17 Aug 1990 BORN: Colombo BORN: Moratuwa BORN: Kalubovila STYLE: LHB/LB STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: LHB/WK

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his second ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo in 2010. ODI debut against Ireland at Dublin in 2016. ODI debut against Australia at Adelaide in 2013.

He was Sri Lanka’s leading run-scorer and He was named the 2013 Schoolboy Cricketer Earned selection on a tour of Australia wicket-taker in the ICC U19 World Cup 2002 of the Year and captained the Sri Lanka team following an injury to Kumar Sangakkara and, in in New Zealand, which included figures of 7-19 at ICC U19 World Cup 2014 in UAE. his second ODI, his 22 not out from 75-6 helped against Zimbabwe at Christchurch. win a notably low-scoring match at Brisbane. His spectacular innings of 176 at Pallekele in Was part of Sri Lanka’s march to the 2012 July 2016 set up only Sri Lanka’s second Test He hit his maiden ODI century against Bangladesh ICC World T20 final, performances which led victory against Australia, in a match where only at Mirpur in 2014 and then hit a 17-ball half- to deals in the IPL and Big Bash League. one other batsman passed fifty. century, Sri Lanka’s joint-fastest, against Pakistan in Pallekele in July 2015. After three years out of the international arena, He surpassed that score with an innings of he returned in February 2018 and then took 194 against Bangladesh at Galle in March 2017. His memorable unbeaten innings of 153 in 16 wickets for Tshwane Spartans in the Mzansi February sealed an incredible one-wicket Test Super League. victory at Durban which helped Sri Lanka to its first Test series victory in South Africa.

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THISARA KASUN MILINDA PERERA RAJITHA SIRIWARDANA

1 65 57

DOB: 3 Apr 1989 DOB: 1 Jun 1993 DOB: 4 Dec 1985 BORN: Colombo BORN: Matara BORN: Nagoda STYLE: LHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: LHB/SLA

Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Kolkata in 2009. ODI debut against South Africa at Dambulla ODI debut against Pakistan at Dambulla in 2015. in 2018. In 2013 he hit 34 from one over Made his first-class debut in 2005 and was in an ODI at Pallekele – the second most in an His international debut came against India in included in the 30-member provisional squad ODI over. a T20I in 2016 and he dismissed Rohit Sharma, for the 2009 ICC World T20 in England, but did and to claim not make the final 15. A veteran of four ICC World T20s, he was part of the Player of the Match award. the Sri Lanka side who won in 2014 in Bangladesh. In his fifth ODI in 2015, he made his first However, despite that start, he struggled international fifty in 25 deliveries during a 114-run Is only the second player after to take to break into the national side, with Nuwan stand with against Pakistan. hat-tricks in both ODI and T20I cricket. Pradeep, and preferred. A successful initiation in those formats paved the route to his Test debut against West Indies He was Galle’s leading wicket-taker in the 2018 later the same year. Sri Lanka Twenty20 League with 13 wickets in six matches which propelled him back into the international reckoning.

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LAHIRU ISURU JEFFREY THIRIMANNE UDANA VANDERSAY

66 17 46

DOB: 9 Aug 1989 DOB: 17 Feb 1988 DOB: 5 Feb 1990 BORN: Moratuwa BORN: Balangoda BORN: Wattala STYLE: LHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/LMF STYLE: RHB/LB

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against India at Dhaka in 2010. ODI debut against India at Hambantota in 2012. ODI debut against New Zealand at Christchurch in 2015. He made a century in the 2014 Asia Cup final as a of slower balls, he was drafted Sri Lanka won the title for a fifth time. Scored into the Sri Lanka squad for the 2009 ICC In addition to his stock ball, he has subtle 279 runs in five matches. World T20 in England, when Sri Lanka were variations including the top-spinner, googly and runners-up to Pakistan. a slider and relies on spinning the ball as much Carried that form through to ICC CWC 2015, as he can. where he struck two fifties and an unbeaten He was the leading wicket-taker in the 2018-19 139 in victory against England. Afghanistan Premier League, with 17 wickets in He had a superb ICC World T20 2016 after eight matches. replacing , taking three wickets at 20 and an economy rate of five. In March, he smashed 84 not out against South Africa at Centurion – the highest score Played all his first 11 ODIs away from home. by a No.8 batsman in all T20 cricket.

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Playing in their 12th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

Best achievement: Winners (1975 and 1979).

West Indies won its first nine matches in ICC CWC history, emerging victorious in the first two editions.

The Caribbean hosted the 2007 tournament, but the home side was unable to qualify for the semi- finals, finishing sixth in the Super Eight table.

Qualified for ICC CWC 2019 as runners-up in the 2018 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe, losing to Afghanistan in the final.

Coach:

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JASON FABIAN SUNIL HOLDER (C) ALLEN AMBRIS

8 97 99

DOB: 5 Nov 1991 DOB: 7 May 1995 DOB: 23 Mar 1993 BORN: Barbados BORN: Kingston, Jamaica BORN: St Vincent STYLE: RHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/SLA STYLE: RHB/WK

Playing in his second ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. ODI debut against England at Southampton in 2017. ODI debut against New Zealand at Bridgetown ODI debut against India at Pune in 2018. in 2014. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Was in the 2014 ICC U19 World Cup squad He played one first-class game before being and was drafted in by St Lucia Stars for the A true all-round talent, he bats in the top order called up for the ICC U19 World Cup in New 2017 CPL and represented at senior regional level and regularly keeps Zealand, where he was his team’s leading ‘B’ in the Global T20 League, Canada. wicket, and his heavy scoring brought him to wicket-taker with 13 wickets. the attention of the national selectors. He followed up with two hundreds in the next He was appointed West Indies ODI captain in season, including a career-best 169 not out However, against New Zealand at Wellington he 2014 and less than a year later, he took over the against . became the first man to be dismissed Test team too. first ball on his Test debut.

He captained West Indies in the ICC CWC 2015, After a similar dismissal in his second Test, he where they won three out of seven matches. made amends with an innings of 148 against He was also part of the squad that won the ICC Ireland at Malahide in May 2019 in the build-up World T20 2016, though he didn’t play a game. to the World Cup.

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CARLOS DARREN SHELDON BRATHWAITE BRAVO COTTRELL

26 46 19

DOB: 18 Jul 1988 DOB: 6 Feb 1989 DOB: 19 Aug 1989 BORN: Christ Church, Barbados BORN: Trinidad BORN: Jamaica STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/RMF STYLE: RHB/LFM

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Bangladesh at Chittagong ODI debut against India at Kingston in 2009. ODI debut against South Africa at Port in 2011. Elizabeth in 2015. A cousin of , he had the same run Announced himself with 7-90 on his first-class aggregate and batting average after 12 Tests His pace and hostility was first noticed in the debut against Trinidad & Tobago. as Lara. 2013 and it earned him a Test debut in India later that year. He was picked for the Bangladesh tour later He spent two years out of the international side in 2011, making his ODI and T20I debuts, but between 2016 and 2018 before returning on the He took five wickets in his first two T20I he had to wait more than three years for his tour of India. matches but spent more than two years on next chance. the international sidelines. Starred in West Indies’ Test victory over In 2016, he hit England’s for four England at North Sound in early 2019, scoring Returning for the ODI series in New Zealand in successive sixes to complete a famous West Indies the third-slowest Test fifty of all time. late 2017 he took 3-62 in his first match back, in the final of the ICC World T20 at Kolkata. followed by 2-19.

Took an ODI best 5-46 against England at Bridgetown in February.

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SHANNON SHIMRON CHRIS GABRIEL HETMYER GAYLE

85 2 45

DOB: 28 Apr 1988 DOB: 26 Dec 1996 DOB: 21 Sep 1979 BORN: Trinidad BORN: Berbice, Guyana BORN: Kingston, Jamaica STYLE: RHB/RF STYLE: LHB/LB STYLE: LHB/OB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his fifth ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Australia at Bridgetown ODI debut against New Zealand at Whangarei ODI debut against India at Toronto in 1999. in 2016. in 2017. He smashed the first T20I century – a 57-ball In 2010, was one of the first intake at the West He led West Indies to their first ICC Under-19 117 against South Africa in ICC World T20 2007 Indies Cricket High Performance Centre, and World Cup title, in Bangladesh in 2015-16, having and struck 175 not out in IPL 2013. made his Test debut against England at Lord’s also featured in the previous competition. in May 2012. In ICC CWC 2015 he became the first player to His Test debut came in 2017 and he struck 66 hit a double century in the tournament when he Picked up his maiden five-wicket haul against against New Zealand at Wellington at the end struck 215 against Zimbabwe at Canberra. Pakistan in 2016 inat Abu Dhabi. of the year. Also has two Test triple-centuries to his name. He had an excellent 2017, taking 9-92 in Struck 127 in just his third ODI – against UAE the match to help his side beat Pakistan at and three more centuries have followed, against Bridgetown and the following year took 13 Bangladesh, India and England. wickets in the St Lucia Test against Sri Lanka.

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SHAI EVIN ASHLEY HOPE LEWIS NURSE

4 17 5

DOB: 10 Nov 1993 DOB: 27 Dec 1991 DOB: 22 Dec 1988 BORN: St Michael, Barbados BORN: Port-of-Spain, Trinidad BORN: Christ Church, Barbados STYLE: RHB/WK STYLE: LHB STYLE: RHB/OB

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Harare in 2016. ODI debut against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi in 2016. ODI debut against Sri Lanka at Harare in 2016.

Scored 538 runs at 67.25 in the 2015-16 domestic He scored a half-century for West Indies U19s on Nurse made his T20I debut for West Indies competition, and scored his maiden first-class his List A debut in October 2009. The following against Pakistan in 2011. double hundred at his home ground, Kensington January he was representing them at the ICC Oval, in March 2017. U19 World Cup. An economical bowler, Nurse originally specialised and played only T20 for Barbados. In 2017 he became the first player in 534 first- Scored his maiden T20I century in just his class matches to score a century in each innings second match, and added 125 not out in 2017, In July 2017, he was named Regional Limited- of a match at Headingley, as he led the West the highest individual score in a chase. Overs Cricketer of the Year by the West Indies Indies to a famous Test victory over England. Players’ Association. Struck an unbeaten 176 against England at The Reached double figures in his first 20 ODI Oval later that year before having to retire hurt innings, breaking a record formerly held by after inside edging a delivery onto his ankle. Australia’s .

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NICHOLAS KEMAR OSHANE POORAN ROACH THOMAS

29 24 42

DOB: 2 Oct 1995 DOB: 30 Jun 1988 DOB: 18 Feb 1997 BORN: Trinidad BORN: St Lucy, Barbados BORN: Jamaica STYLE: LHB/WK STYLE: RHB/RFM STYLE: LHB/RF

Playing in his first ICC CWC. Playing in his third ICC CWC. Playing in his first ICC CWC.

ODI debut against England at Bridgetown in 2019. ODI debut against Bermuda at King City in 2008. ODI debut against India at Guwahati in 2018.

He made his name in the inaugural version of Took 13 wickets in his first two Tests in 2009. He was measured at 156kph playing for the Caribbean Premier League, hitting 54 off 24 in the 2017 CPL against balls for Trinidad and Tobago Steel against the Took 6-27 v Netherlands at 2011 ICC CWC, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, where he picked up Guyana Amazon . the ninth best tournament figures. three wickets, which included Chris Gayle and Carlos Brathwaite. He was picked to represent West Indies in the From 2015 to 2018, he didn’t play any ODIs but ICC U19 World Cup 2014, in which he struck 143 23 wickets at 16.17 in the 2016-17 Professional The pace bowler is 1.98m tall. against Australia in the quarter-final. Cricket League to force himself back into the international fold. 217 runs from eight games in CPL 2016 earned him a T20I debut in September 2016 against Pakistan.

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186 187 SECTION 5 | MATCH OFFICIALS MATCH REFEREES

CHRIS DAVID ANDY BROAD BOON PYCROFT

DOB: 29 Sep 1957 DOB: 29 Dec 1960 DOB: 6 Jun 1956 BORN: Bristol BORN: Launceston BORN: Salisbury Appointed to the Emirates Elite Appointed to the Emirates Elite Appointed to the Emirates Elite Panel for ICC Referees in 2004 Panel for ICC Referees in 2011 Panel for ICC Referees in 2009 Refereeing in fourth ICC CWC Refereeing in second ICC CWC Refereeing in second ICC CWC First ODI: 2004 First ODI: 2011 First ODI: 2009

JEFF RANJAN SIR RICHIE CROWE MADUGALLE RICHARDSON

DOB: 14 Sep 1958 DOB: 22 Apr 1959 DOB: 12 Jan 1962 BORN: Auckland BORN: BORN: Five Islands Village, Antigua Appointed to the Emirates Elite Appointed to the Emirates Elite Appointed to the Emirates Elite Panel for ICC Referees in 2004 Panel for ICC Referees in 1993 Panel for ICC Referees in 2016 Refereeing in fourth ICC CWC Refereeing in seventh ICC CWC Refereeing in first ICC CWC First ODI: 2004 First ODI: 1993 First ODI: 2016 Refereed ICC CWC Final in 2007 Refereed ICC CWC Final and 2011 in 1999, 2003 and 2015

188 189 SECTION 5 | MATCH OFFICIALS UMPIRES

ALEEM KUMAR DAR DHARMASENA

DOB: 6 Jun 1968 DOB: 24 Apr 1971 BORN: Jhang BORN: Colombo Appointed to the ICC Emirates Appointed to the ICC Emirates Elite Panel of Umpires in 2004 Elite Panel of Umpires in 2011 Umpiring in fifth ICC CWC Umpiring in third ICC CWC First ODI: 2000 First ODI: 2009 Umpired ICC CWC Final in 2007 Umpired ICC CWC Final in 2015 and 2011

MARAIS CHRIS MICHAEL ERASMUS GAFFANEY GOUGH

DOB: 27 Feb 1964 DOB: 30 Nov 1975 DOB: 18 Dec 1979 BORN: George BORN: Dunedin BORN: Hartlepool Appointed to the ICC Emirates Appointed to the ICC Emirates Member of the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires in 2010 Elite Panel of Umpires in 2015 International Panel of Umpires Umpiring in third ICC CWC Umpiring in second ICC CWC Umpiring in second ICC CWC First ODI: 2007 First ODI: 2010 First ODI: 2013

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IAN RICHARD RICHARD GOULD ILLINGWORTH KETTLEBOROUGH

DOB: 19 Aug 1957 DOB: 23 Aug 1963 DOB: 15 Mar 1973 BORN: Taplow BORN: Bradford BORN: Sheffield Appointed to the ICC Emirates Appointed to the ICC Emirates Appointed to the ICC Emirates Elite Panel of Umpires in 2009 Elite Panel of Umpires in 2013 Elite Panel of Umpires in 2011 Umpiring in fourth ICC CWC Umpiring in second ICC CWC Umpiring in third ICC CWC First ODI: 2006 First ODI: 2010 First ODI: 2009 Umpired ICC CWC Final in 2015

NIGEL BRUCE RUCHIRA LLONG OXENFORD PALLIYAGURUGE

DOB: 11 Feb 1969 DOB: 5 Mar 1960 DOB: 22 Jan 1968 BORN: Ashford BORN: Southport, QLD BORN: Matara Appointed to the ICC Emirates Appointed to the ICC Emirates Member of the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires in 2012 Elite Panel of Umpires in 2012 International Panel of Umpires Umpiring in third ICC CWC Umpiring in third ICC CWC Umpiring in second ICC CWC First ODI: 2006 First ODI: 2008 First ODI: 2011

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SUNDARAM RAVI

DOB: 22 Apr 1966 BORN: Karnataka Appointed to the ICC Emirates Elite Panel of Umpires in 2015 Umpiring in second ICC CWC First ODI: 2011

PAUL REIFFEL

DOB: 19 Apr 1966 BORN: Box Hill, VIC Appointed to the ICC Emirates Elite Panel of Umpires in 2013 Umpiring in second ICC CWC First ODI: 2009

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ROD JOEL PAUL TUCKER WILSON WILSON

DOB: 28 Aug 1964 DOB: 30 Dec 1966 DOB: 12 Jan 1972 BORN: Auburn, NSW BORN: Siparia, Trinidad BORN: Newcastle, NSW Appointed to the ICC Emirates Member of the ICC International Member of the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires in 2010 Panel of ICC Umpires International Panel of Umpires Umpiring in third ICC CWC Umpiring in second ICC CWC Umpiring in first ICC CWC First ODI: 2009 First ODI: 2011 First ODI: 2014

196 197 SECTION 5 | MATCH OFFICIALS MATCH OFFICIALS WARM-UP APPOINTMENTS

DATE VENUE D/DN TEAM 1 TEAM 2 REFEREE ON-FIELD ON-FIELD TV UMPIRE 4TH UMPIRE Cardiff – Sri Lanka South Africa Pycroft P Wilson Illingworth Gaffaney Kettleborough Fri 24 May 2018 Bristol – Pakistan Afghanistan Madugalle Gough Tucker Gould Dar The Oval – India New Zealand Boon Dharmasena Oxenford Palliyaguruge Reiffel Sat 25 May 2018 Hampshire Bowl – England Australia Crowe Ravi Erasmus J Wilson Llong Cardiff – Pakistan Bangladesh Pycroft Gaffaney Kettleborough P Wilson Illingworth Sun 26 May 2018 Bristol – South Africa West Indies Madugalle Dar Tucker Gould Gough The Oval – England Afghanistan Boon Reiffel Palliyaguruge Dharmasena Oxenford Sun 27 May 2018 Hampshire Bowl – Australia Sri Lanka Crowe J Wilson Llong Ravi Erasmus Cardiff – Bangladesh India Pycroft Kettleborough P Wilson Gaffaney ECB umpire Mon 28 May 2018 Bristol – West Indies New Zealand – Gould Gough Dar Tucker

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DATE VENUE D/DN TEAM 1 TEAM 2 REFEREE ON-FIELD ON-FIELD TV UMPIRE 4TH UMPIRE Thu 30 May 2019 The Oval D England South Africa Boon Dharmasena Oxenford Reiffel J Wilson Fri 31 May 2019 Trent Bridge D West Indies Pakistan Crowe Erasmus Gaffaney Ravi Palliyaguruge Cardiff D New Zealand Sri Lanka Pycroft Gould Tucker Llong P Wilson Sat 1 June 2019 Bristol DN Afghanistan Australia Madugalle Illingworth Dar Gough Kettleborough Sun 2 June 2019 The Oval D South Africa Bangladesh Boon J Wilson Reiffel Dharmasena Oxenford Mon 3 June 2019 Trent Bridge D England Pakistan Crowe Erasmus Ravi Palliyaguruge Gaffaney Tue 4 June 2019 Cardiff D Afghanistan Sri Lanka Pycroft Llong P Wilson Tucker Gould The Oval DN Bangladesh New Zealand Boon Reiffel Oxenford J Wilson Dharmasena Wed 5 June 2019 Hampshire Bowl D South Africa India Madugalle Kettleborough Gough Illingworth Dar Thu 6 June 2019 Trent Bridge D Australia West Indies Crowe Palliyaguruge Gaffaney Erasmus Ravi Fri 7 June 2019 Bristol D Pakistan Sri Lanka Pycroft Llong Gould P Wilson Tucker Cardiff D England Bangladesh Boon J Wilson Dharmasena Oxenford Reiffel Sat 8 June 2019 Taunton DN Afghanistan New Zealand Madugalle Dar Gough Kettleborough Illingworth Sun 9 June 2019 The Oval D India Australia Pycroft Gaffaney Gould Llong Palliyaguruge Mon 10 June 2019 Hampshire Bowl D South Africa West Indies Boon Tucker P Wilson Ravi Dharmasena Tue 11 June 2019 Bristol D Bangladesh Sri Lanka Crowe Illingworth Kettleborough Dar Gough Wed 12 June 2019 Taunton D Australia Pakistan Pycroft Llong Palliyaguruge Gould Gaffaney Thu 13 June 2019 Trent Bridge D India New Zealand Madugalle Erasmus Reiffel Oxenford J Wilson Fri 14 June 2019 Hampshire Bowl D England West Indies Boon Ravi Dharmasena Tucker P Wilson The Oval D Sri Lanka Australia Crowe Dar Illingworth Gough Kettleborough Sat 15 June 2019 Cardiff DN South Africa Afghanistan Pycroft Palliyaguruge Gaffaney Gould Llong Sun 16 June 2019 Old Trafford D India Pakistan Madugalle Erasmus Oxenford J Wilson Reiffel Mon 17 June 2019 Taunton D West Indies Bangladesh Boon Tucker Ravi P Wilson Dharmasena Tue 18 June 2019 Old Trafford D England Afghanistan Madugalle Reiffel J Wilson Erasmus Oxenford Wed 19 June 2019 Edgbaston D New Zealand South Africa Richardson Llong Gould Tucker Palliyaguruge Thu 20 June 2019 Trent Bridge D Australia Bangladesh Crowe Kettleborough Gough Illingworth Dar Fri 21 June 2019 Headingley D England Sri Lanka Richardson P Wilson Erasmus Oxenford Reiffel

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DATE VENUE D/DN TEAM 1 TEAM 2 REFEREE ON-FIELD ON-FIELD TV UMPIRE 4TH UMPIRE Hampshire Bowl D India Afghanistan Broad Dar Illingworth Kettleborough Gough Sat 22 June 2019 Old Trafford DN West Indies New Zealand Boon Palliyaguruge Gould Llong Tucker Sun 23 June 2019 Lords D Pakistan South Africa Madugalle J Wilson Dharmasena Gaffaney Ravi Mon 24 June 2019 Hampshire Bowl D Bangladesh Afghanistan Richardson Gough Kettleborough Dar Illingworth Tue 25 June 2019 Lords D England Australia Madugalle Gaffaney Ravi Dharmasena J Wilson Wed 26 June 2019 Edgbaston D New Zealand Pakistan Richardson Reiffel Oxenford P Wilson Erasmus Thu 27 June 2019 Old Trafford D West Indies India Broad Kettleborough Illingworth Gough Dar Fri 28 June 2019 Durham D Sri Lanka South Africa Boon Tucker Ravi Oxenford Reiffel Headingley D Pakistan Afghanistan Broad Llong P Wilson Gaffaney Gould Sat 29 June 2019 Lords DN New Zealand Australia Richardson J Wilson Illingworth Kettleborough Gough Sun 30 June 2019 Edgbaston D England India Madugalle Dar Dharmasena Palliyaguruge Erasmus Mon 1 July 2019 Durham D Sri Lanka West Indies Boon Oxenford Reiffel Ravi Tucker Tue 2 July 2019 Edgbaston D Bangladesh India Madugalle Palliyaguruge Erasmus Dar Dharmasena Wed 3 July 2019 Durham D England New Zealand Boon Ravi Tucker Reiffel Oxenford Thu 4 July 2019 Headingley D Afghanistan West Indies Broad Gaffaney Llong Gould P Wilson Fri 5 July 2019 Lords D Pakistan Bangladesh Richardson Gough Kettleborough Illingworth J Wilson Headingley D Sri Lanka India Broad Gould P Wilson Gaffaney Llong Sat 6 July 2019 Old Trafford DN Australia South Africa Madugalle Dar Dharmasena Ravi Palliyaguruge Sun 7 July 2019 Mon 8 July 2019 Tue 9 July 2019 Old Trafford Wed 10 July 2019 Thu 11 July 2019 Edgbaston Fri 12 July 2019 Sat 13 July 2019 Sun 14 July 2019 Lords

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204 205 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS OVERALL RECORDS

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 417-6 50 Australia Afghanistan Perth 04 Mar 2015 413-5 50 India Bermuda Port-of-Spain 19 Mar 2007 411-4 50 South Africa Ireland Canberra 03 Mar 2015 408-5 50 South Africa West Indies Sydney 27 Feb 2015 398-5 50 Sri Lanka Kenya Kandy 06 Mar 1996 393-6 50 New Zealand West Indies Wellington-W 21 Mar 2015 377-6 50 Australia South Africa Basseterre 24 Mar 2007 376-9 50 Australia Sri Lanka Sydney 08 Mar 2015 373-6 50 India Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 372-2 50 West Indies Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS TEAM AGAINST VENUE DATE 36 18.4 Canada Sri Lanka Paarl 19 Feb 2003 45 40.3 Canada England Manchester 14 Jun 1979 45 14 Namibia Australia Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003 58 18.5 Bangladesh West Indies Mirpur 04 Mar 2011 68 31.3 Scotland West Indies Leicester 27 May 1999 69 23.5 Kenya New Zealand Chennai 20 Feb 2011 74 40.2 Pakistan England Adelaide 01 Mar 1992 David Warner on 77 27.4 Ireland Sri Lanka St George's 18 Apr 2007 his way to 178 out of 78 24.4 Bermuda Sri Lanka Port-of-Spain 15 Mar 2007 Australia’s tournament 78 28 Bangladesh South Africa Mirpur 19 Mar 2011 high of 417-6 against Afghanistan at Perth in 2015.

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HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER FOR VS VENUE DATE 237* MJ Guptill New Zealand West Indies Wellington-W 21 Mar 2015 215 CH Gayle West Indies Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015 188* G Kirsten South Africa UAE 16 Feb 1996 183 SC Ganguly India Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 181 IVA Richards West Indies Sri Lanka Karachi 13 Oct 1987 178 DA Warner Australia Afghanistan Perth 04 Mar 2015 175* Kapil Dev India Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 18 Jun 1983 175 V Sehwag India Bangladesh Mirpur 19 Feb 2011 172* CB Wishart Zimbabwe Namibia Harare 10 Feb 2003 171* GM Turner New Zealand East Africa Birmingham 07 Jun 1975

BEST BOWLING FIGURES PLAYER FOR VS VENUE DATE 7-15 GD McGrath Australia Namibia Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003 7-20 AJ Bichel Australia England Port Elizabeth 02 Mar 2003 7-33 TG Southee New Zealand England Wellington-W 20 Feb 2015 7-51 WW Davis West Indies Australia Leeds 11 Jun 1983 6-14 GJ Gilmour Australia England Leeds 18 Jun 1975 6-23 A Nehra India England Durban 26 Feb 2003 6-23 SE Bond New Zealand Australia Port Elizabeth 11 Mar 2003 6-25 WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka Bangladesh Pietermaritzburg 14 Feb 2003 Martin Guptill 6-27 KAJ Roach West Indies Netherlands Delhi 28 Feb 2011 takes the plaudits for a 6-28 MA Starc Australia New Zealand Auckland 28 Feb 2015 record-breaking 237 not out against West Indies at Wellington in 2015.

208 209 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS OVERALL RECORDS

MOST RUNS PLAYER TEAM M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 SR Tendulkar India 45 44 4 2278 152 56.95 88.91 6 15 RT Ponting Australia 46 42 4 1743 140* 45.86 79.84 5 6 KC Sangakkara Sri Lanka 37 35 8 1532 124 56.74 86.50 5 7 BC Lara West Indies 34 33 4 1225 116 42.24 86.08 2 7 AB de Villiers South Africa 23 22 3 1207 162* 63.52 117.29 4 6 ST Jayasuriya Sri Lanka 38 37 3 1165 120 34.26 90.66 3 6 JH Kallis South Africa 36 32 7 1148 128* 45.92 74.35 1 9 TM Dilshan Sri Lanka 27 25 4 1112 161* 52.95 92.97 4 4 DPMD Jayawardena Sri Lanka 40 34 3 1100 115* 35.48 85.93 4 5 AC Gilchrist Australia 31 31 1 1085 149 36.16 98.01 1 8

MOST WICKETS PLAYER TEAM M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI GD McGrath Australia 39 1955 1292 71 18.19 3.96 7-15 2 M Muralidaran Sri Lanka 40 2061 1335 68 19.63 3.88 4-19 4 Wasim Akram Pakistan 38 1947 1311 55 23.83 4.04 5-28 3 WPUJC Vaas Sri Lanka 31 1570 1040 49 21.22 3.97 6-25 2 Z Khan India 23 1193 890 44 20.22 4.47 4-42 1 J Srinath India 34 1700 1224 44 27.81 4.32 4-30 2 SL Malinga Sri Lanka 22 1024 908 43 21.11 5.32 6-38 2 AA Donald South Africa 25 1313 913 38 24.02 4.17 4-17 2 JDP Oram New Zealand 23 1094 768 36 21.33 4.21 4-39 2 DL Vettori New Zealand 32 1689 1168 36 32.44 4.14 4-18 2

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PARTNERSHIP RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES WKT P/SHIP BAT 1 BAT 2 FOR AGAINST VENUE DATE PLAYER MATCHES 1 282 WU Tharanga TM Dilshan Sri Lanka Zimbabwe Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 RT Ponting 46 2 372 CH Gayle MN Samuels West Indies Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015 SR Tendulkar 45 3 237* RS Dravid SR Tendulkar India Kenya Bristol 23 May 1999 DPMD Jayawardena 40 4 204 MJ Clarke BJ Hodge Australia Netherlands Basseterre 18 Mar 2007 M Muralidaran 40 5 256* DA Miller J-P Duminy South Africa Zimbabwe Hamilton 15 Feb 2015 GD McGrath 39 6 162 KJ O'Brien AR Cusack Ireland England Bengaluru 02 Mar 2011 ST Jayasuriya 38 7 107 UAE Ireland Brisbane 25 Feb 2015 Wasim Akram 38 7 107 Amjad Javed UAE West Indies Napier 15 Mar 2015 KC Sangakkara 37 8 117 DL Houghton IP Butchart Zimbabwe New Zealand Hyderabad 10 Oct 1987 JH Kallis 36 9 126* Kapil Dev SMH Kirmani India Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 18 Jun 1983 PA de Silva 35 10 71 AME Roberts J Garner West Indies India Manchester 09 Jun 1983 Inzamam-ul-Haq 35

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RESULTS SUMMARY TEAM PLAYED WON LOST TIED NR WIN% Afghanistan 6 1 5 0 0 16.66 Australia 84 62 20 1 1 74.69 Bangladesh 32 11 20 0 1 35.48 Bermuda 3 0 3 0 0 0.00 Canada 18 2 16 0 0 11.11 East Africa 3 0 3 0 0 0.00 England 72 41 29 1 1 57.74 India 75 46 27 1 1 62.16 Ireland 21 7 13 1 0 33.33 Kenya 29 6 22 0 1 21.42 Namibia 6 0 6 0 0 0.00 Netherlands 20 2 18 0 0 10.00 New Zealand 79 48 30 0 1 61.53 Pakistan 71 40 29 0 2 57.97 Scotland 14 0 14 0 0 0.00 South Africa 55 35 18 2 0 63.63 Sri Lanka 73 35 35 1 2 49.29 United Arab Emirates 11 1 10 0 0 9.09 West Indies 71 41 29 0 1 58.57 Zimbabwe 57 11 42 1 3 20.37 Michael Clarke went out on a high in 2015, lifting the trophy for Australia on home soil in the last of his 245 ODIs.

214 215 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS AFGHANISTAN

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 232 49.4 Sri Lanka Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 211-9 49.3 Scotland Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 186 47.4 New Zealand Napier 08 Mar 2015 162 42.5 Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015 142 37.3 Australia Perth 04 Mar 2015 111-7 36.2 England Sydney 13 Mar 2015

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 142 37.3 Australia Perth 04 Mar 2015 162 42.5 Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015 186 47.4 New Zealand Napier 08 Mar 2015 232 49.4 Sri Lanka Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 96 Samiullah Shenwari Scotland Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 56 New Zealand Napier 08 Mar 2015 54 Asghar Stanikzai Sri Lanka Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 54 Samiullah Shenwari New Zealand Napier 08 Mar 2015 51 Scotland Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 44 Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015

216 217 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS AFGHANISTAN WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate Javed Ahmadi 1 42 SCO Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 Javed Ahmadi 2 6 SL Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 BEST BOWLING FIGURES Asghar Afghan 3 88 SL Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE Samiullah Shenwari 4-38 Scotland Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 Nawroz Mangal 4 62 BAN Canberra 18 Feb 2015 3-29 Scotland Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 Samiullah Shenwari 3-45 Sri Lanka Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 Nasir Ahmadzai 5 31 ENG Sydney 13 Mar 2015 2-20 Shapoor Zadran Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015 Shinwari 2-32 Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015 Mohammad Nabi 6 58 BAN Canberra 18 Feb 2015 2-55 Bangladesh Canberra 18 Feb 2015 Najibullah Zadran Samiullah Shenwari 7 86 NZ Napier 08 Mar 2015 MOST RUNS Najibullah Zadran Samiullah Shenwari 8 35 SCO Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 Dawlat Zadran Samiullah Shenwari 6 6 0 254 96 42.33 57.20 0 2 Samiullah Shenwari 9 60 SCO Dunedin-UO 26 Feb 2015 Najibullah Zadran 6 6 1 123 56 24.60 78.84 0 1 Hamid Hassan Nawroz Mangal 6 6 0 108 33 18.00 51.67 0 0 Hamid Hassan 10 20 NZ Napier 08 Mar 2015 Javed Ahmadi 6 6 0 97 51 16.16 79.50 0 1 Shapoor Zadran Mohammad Nabi 6 6 0 90 44 15.00 78.26 0 0 Asghar Afghan 5 5 0 72 54 14.40 75.78 0 1 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS 6 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI Hamid Hassan 6 Shapoor Zadran 6 306 265 10 26.50 5.19 4-38 1 Javed Ahmadi 6 Hamid Hassan 6 306 261 8 32.62 5.11 3-45 0 Mohammad Nabi 6 Dawlat Zadran 5 246 248 6 41.33 6.04 3-29 0 Najibullah Zadran 6 Mohammad Nabi 6 274 261 3 87.00 5.71 1-38 0 Nawroz Mangal 6 Aftab Alam 1 54 55 2 27.50 6.11 2-55 0 Samiullah Shenwari 6 Mirwais Ashraf 2 103 63 2 31.50 3.66 2-32 0 Shapoor Zadran 6

218 219 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS AUSTRALIA

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 417-6 50 Afghanistan Perth 04 Mar 2015 377-6 50 South Africa Basseterre 24 Mar 2007 376-9 50 Sri Lanka Sydney 08 Mar 2015 359-2 50 India Johannesburg 23 Mar 2003 358-5 50 Netherlands Basseterre 18 Mar 2007 348-6 50 New Zealand St George's 20 Apr 2007

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 129 38.2 India Chelmsford 20 Jun 1983 151 30.3 West Indies Leeds 11 Jun 1983 151 32.2 New Zealand Auckland 28 Feb 2015 159-9 60 England Lord's 09 Jun 1979 171 49 England Sydney 05 Mar 1992 172 45.2 Pakistan Perth 11 Mar 1992

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 178 DA Warner Afghanistan Perth 04 Mar 2015 158 ML Hayden West Indies North Sound 27 Mar 2007 149 AC Gilchrist Sri Lanka Bridgetown 28 Apr 2007 143* A Symonds Pakistan Johannesburg 11 Feb 2003 140* RT Ponting India Johannesburg 23 Mar 2003 135 AJ Finch England Melbourne 14 Feb 2015

220 221 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS AUSTRALIA WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate SR Watson 1 183 CAN Bangalore 16 Mar 2011 BJ Haddin DA Warner 2 260 AFG Perth 04 Mar 2015 SPD Smith BEST BOWLING FIGURES RT Ponting 3 234* IND Johannesburg 23 Mar 2003 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE DR Martyn 7-15 GD McGrath Namibia Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003 MJ Clarke 4 204 NL Basseterre 18 Mar 2007 7-20 AJ Bichel England Port Elizabeth 02 Mar 2003 BJ Hodge 6-14 GJ Gilmour England Leeds 18 Jun 1975 GJ Maxwell 5 160 SL Sydney 08 Mar 2015 6-28 MA Starc New Zealand Auckland 28 Feb 2015 SR Watson 6-39 KH MacLeay India Nottingham 13 Jun 1983 R Edwards 6 99 WI The Oval 14 Jun 1975 5-14 GD McGrath West Indies Manchester 30 May 1999 RW Marsh DS Lehmann 7 70* NAM Potchefstroom 27 Feb 2003 MOST RUNS GB Hogg MG Bevan PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 8 97 NZ Port Elizabeth 11 Mar 2003 AJ Bichel RT Ponting 46 42 4 1743 140* 45.86 79.84 5 6 MG Bevan AC Gilchrist 31 31 1 1085 149 36.16 98.01 1 8 9 73* ENG Port Elizabeth 02 Mar 2003 AJ Bichel ME Waugh 22 22 3 1004 130 52.84 83.59 4 4 BJ Haddin ML Hayden 22 21 2 987 158 51.94 92.93 3 2 10 45 NZ Auckland 28 Feb 2015 PJ Cummins SR Waugh 33 30 10 978 120* 48.90 80.49 1 6 MJ Clarke 25 21 7 888 93* 63.42 94.16 0 8 MOST APPEARANCES MOST WICKETS PLAYER MATCHES RT Ponting 46 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI GD McGrath 39 GD McGrath 39 1955 1292 71 18.19 3.96 7-15 2 SR Waugh 33 B Lee 17 825 629 35 17.97 4.57 5-42 3 AC Gilchrist 31 GB Hogg 21 951 654 34 19.23 4.12 4-27 2 MG Bevan 26 SW Tait 18 819 731 34 21.50 5.35 4-39 1 AR 25 SK Warne 17 977 624 32 19.50 3.83 4-29 4 MJ Clarke 25 CJ McDermott 17 894 599 27 22.18 4.02 5-44 2

222 223 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS BANGLADESH

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 322-4 48.1 Scotland Nelson-S 05 Mar 2015 288-7 50 New Zealand Hamilton 13 Mar 2015 283-9 50 India Mirpur 19 Feb 2011 275-7 50 England Adelaide 09 Mar 2015 267 50 Afghanistan Canberra 18 Feb 2015 251-8 50 South Africa Providence 07 Apr 2007

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 58 18.5 West Indies Mirpur 04 Mar 2011 78 28 South Africa Mirpur 19 Mar 2011 108 35.1 South Africa Bloemfontein 22 Feb 2003 112 37 Sri Lanka Port-of-Spain 21 Mar 2007 116 37.4 New Zealand Chelmsford 17 May 1999 120 28 Canada Durban 11 Feb 2003

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 128* Mahmudullah New Zealand Hamilton 13 Mar 2015 103 Mahmudullah England Adelaide 09 Mar 2015 95 Scotland Nelson-S 05 Mar 2015 89 England Adelaide 09 Mar 2015 87 South Africa Providence 07 Apr 2007 73* Imrul Kayes Netherlands Chittagong-D 14 Mar 2011

224 225 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS BANGLADESH WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate 1 69 PAK Northampton 31 May 1999 Mehrab Hossain Opee Tamim Iqbal 2 139 SCO Nelson-S 05 Mar 2015 Mahmudullah BEST BOWLING FIGURES 3 90 NZ Hamilton 13 Mar 2015 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE Mahmudullah 4-21 Ireland Mirpur 25 Feb 2011 Mushfiqur Rahim 4 84 IND Port-of-Spain 17 Mar 2007 4-38 India Port-of-Spain 17 Mar 2007 4-53 England Adelaide 09 Mar 2015 Mahmudullah 5 141 ENG Adelaide 09 Mar 2015 4-55 Shakib Al Hasan New Zealand Hamilton 13 Mar 2015 Mushfiqur Rahim 3-20 Bermuda Port-of-Spain 25 Mar 2007 Mahmudullah 6 78 NZ Hamilton 13 Mar 2015 3-20 Mashrafe Mortaza Afghanistan Canberra 18 Feb 2015 Sabbir Rahman Mushfiqur Rahim 7 58 WI Bridgetown 19 Apr 2007 MOST RUNS Mashrafe Mortaza 8 70* NZ Kimberley 26 Feb 2003 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 Mohammad Rafique Shakib Al Hasan 21 21 3 540 63 30.00 70.86 0 5 Mahmudullah 9 58* ENG Chittagong-D 11 Mar 2011 Mushfiqur Rahim 21 20 4 510 89 31.87 72.03 0 4 Shafiul Islam Tamim Iqbal 21 21 0 483 95 23.00 73.85 0 3 Mohammad Rafique 10 34 NZ North Sound 02 Apr 2007 Mahmudullah 10 9 2 397 128* 56.71 77.69 2 1 Mohammad Ashraful 16 16 4 299 87 24.91 74.75 0 2 Imrul Kayes 9 9 1 197 73* 24.62 63.14 0 2 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS Mushfiqur Rahim 21 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI Shakib Al Hasan 21 Shakib Al Hasan 21 989 823 23 35.78 4.99 4-55 1 Tamim Iqbal 21 Abdur Razzak 15 730 564 20 28.20 4.63 3-20 0 Mohammad Rafique 17 Mashrafe Mortaza 16 788 649 18 36.05 4.94 4-38 1 Mashrafe Mortaza 16 Rubel Hossain 12 541 514 13 39.53 5.70 4-53 1 Mohammad Ashraful 16 9 413 298 12 24.83 4.32 3-31 0 Mohammad Rafique 17 697 507 12 42.25 4.36 3-35 0

226 227 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS ENGLAND

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 338-8 50 India Bengaluru 27 Feb 2011 334-4 60 India Lord's 07 Jun 1975 333-9 60 Sri Lanka Taunton 11 Jun 1983 327-8 50 Ireland Bengaluru 02 Mar 2011 322-6 60 New Zealand The Oval 09 Jun 1983 309-6 50 Sri Lanka Wellington-W 01 Mar 2015

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 93 36.2 Australia Leeds 18 Jun 1975 103 41 South Africa The Oval 22 May 1999 123 33.2 New Zealand Wellington-W 20 Feb 2015 125 49.1 Zimbabwe Albury 18 Mar 1992 152 44.3 South Africa Rawalpindi 25 Feb 1996 154 48 South Africa Bridgetown 17 Apr 2007

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 158 AJ Strauss India Bengaluru 27 Feb 2011 137 DL Amiss India Lord's 07 Jun 1975 131 KWR Fletcher New Zealand Nottingham 11 Jun 1975 130 DI Gower Sri Lanka Taunton 11 Jun 1983 128 MM Ali Scotland Christchurch-HO 23 Feb 2015 121 JE Root Sri Lanka Wellington-W 01 Mar 2015

228 229 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS ENGLAND WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate MM Ali 1 172 SCO Christchurch-HO 23 Feb 2015 IR Bell DL Amiss 2 176 IND Lord's 07 Jun 1975 KWR Fletcher BEST BOWLING FIGURES AJ Strauss 3 170 IND Bangalore 27 Feb 2011 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE IR Bell 5-39 VJ Marks Sri Lanka Taunton 11 Jun 1983 AJ Lamb 4 115 NZ The Oval 09 Jun 1983 5-48 TT Bresnan India Bengaluru 27 Feb 2011 MW Gatting 5-71 ST Finn Australia Melbourne 14 Feb 2015 JE Root 5 98 SL Wellington-W 01 Mar 2015 4-8 CM Old Canada Manchester 14 Jun 1979 JWA Taylor 4-11 JA Snow East Africa Birmingham 14 Jun 1975 DI Gower 6 98 SL Taunton 11 Jun 1983 4-11 RGD Willis Canada Manchester 14 Jun 1979 IJ Gould JWA Taylor 7 92 AUS Melbourne 14 Feb 2015 MOST RUNS CR Woakes PA Nixon 8 71* NZ Gros Islet 16 Mar 2007 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 LE Plunkett GA Gooch 21 21 1 897 115 44.85 63.12 1 8 A Flintoff 9 55 IND Durban 26 Feb 2003 IR Bell 21 21 1 718 81 35.90 72.16 0 6 AR Caddick AJ Lamb 19 17 4 656 102 50.46 84.97 1 3 JWA Taylor 10 36 AUS Melbourne 14 Feb 2015 GA Hick 20 19 4 635 104* 42.33 74.09 1 6 JM Anderson AJ Stewart 25 22 1 606 88 28.85 61.21 0 4 KP Pietersen 13 13 1 575 104 47.91 84.06 2 4 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS JM Anderson 25 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI AJ Stewart 25 IT Botham 22 1332 762 30 25.40 3.43 4-31 1 IT Botham 22 PAJ DeFreitas 22 1127 742 29 25.58 3.95 3-28 0 PAJ DeFreitas 22 JM Anderson 25 1254 1081 27 40.03 5.17 4-25 2 IR Bell 21 A Flintoff 18 814 534 23 23.21 3.93 4-43 1 GA Gooch 21 RGD Willis 11 709 315 18 17.50 2.66 4-11 2 CM Old 9 543 243 16 15.18 2.68 4-8 1

230 231 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS INDIA

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 413-5 50 Bermuda Port-of-Spain 19 Mar 2007 373-6 50 Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 370-4 50 Bangladesh Mirpur 19 Feb 2011 338 49.5 England Bengaluru 27 Feb 2011 329-2 50 Kenya Bristol 23 May 1999 311-2 50 Namibia Pietermaritzburg 23 Feb 2003

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 125 41.4 Australia Centurion 15 Feb 2003 132-3 60 England Lord's 07 Jun 1975 158 37.5 Australia Nottingham 13 Jun 1983 182 55.5 New Zealand Leeds 13 Jun 1979 183 54.4 West Indies Lord's 25 Jun 1983 185 43.3 Sri Lanka Port-of-Spain 23 Mar 2007

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 183 SC Ganguly Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 175* Kapil Dev Zimbabwe Tunbridge Wells 18 Jun 1983 175 V Sehwag Bangladesh Mirpur 19 Feb 2011 152 SR Tendulkar Namibia Pietermaritzburg 23 Feb 2003 145 RS Dravid Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 140* SR Tendulkar Kenya Bristol 23 May 1999

232 233 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS INDIA WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate RG Sharma 1 174 IRE Hamilton 10 Mar 2015 S Dhawan SC Ganguly 2 318 SL Taunton 26 May 1999 RS Dravid BEST BOWLING FIGURES RS Dravid 3 237* KEN Bristol 23 May 1999 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE SR Tendulkar 6-23 A Nehra England Durban 26 Feb 2003 NS Sidhu 4 142 ZIM Kanpur 06 Mar 1996 5-27 BKV Prasad Pakistan Manchester 08 Jun 1999 VG Kambli 5-31 RR Singh Sri Lanka Taunton 26 May 1999 SK Raina 5 196* ZIM Auckland 14 Mar 2015 5-31 Yuvraj Singh Ireland Bangalore 06 Mar 2011 MS Dhoni 5-43 Kapil Dev Australia Nottingham 13 Jun 1983 Yuvraj Singh 6 74* AUS Ahmedabad 24 Mar 2011 4-6 Yuvraj Singh Namibia Pietermaritzburg 23 Feb 2003 SK Raina Kapil Dev 7 58 AUS Nottingham 13 Jun 1983 MOST RUNS Madan Lal Kapil Dev 8 82* NZ Bangalore 14 Oct 1987 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 KS More SR Tendulkar 45 44 4 2278 152 56.95 88.91 6 15 Kapil Dev Tunbridge 9 126* ZIM 18 Jun 1983 SC Ganguly 21 21 3 1006 183 55.88 77.50 4 3 SMH Kirmani Wells RS Dravid 22 21 7 860 145 61.42 74.97 2 6 Z Khan 10 32 BAN Port-of-Spain 17 Mar 2007 V Sehwag 22 22 0 843 175 38.31 106.17 2 3 MM Patel M Azharuddin 30 25 4 826 93 39.33 77.12 0 8 Yuvraj Singh 23 21 7 738 113 52.71 90.33 1 7 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS SR Tendulkar 45 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI J Srinath 34 Z Khan 23 1193 890 44 20.22 4.47 4-42 1 M Azharuddin 30 J Srinath 34 1700 1224 44 27.81 4.32 4-30 2 Kapil Dev 26 A Kumble 18 1039 708 31 22.83 4.08 4-32 1 Z Khan 23 Kapil Dev 26 1422 892 28 31.85 3.76 5-43 1 K Srikkanth 23 M Prabhakar 19 871 640 24 26.66 4.40 4-19 1 Yuvraj Singh 23 Madan Lal 11 698 426 22 19.36 3.66 4-20 1

234 235 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS NEW ZEALAND

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 393-6 50 West Indies Wellington-W 21 Mar 2015 363-5 50 Canada Gros Islet 22 Mar 2007 358-6 50 Canada Mumbai 13 Mar 2011 331-7 50 Kenya Gros Islet 20 Mar 2007 331-6 50 Sri Lanka Christchurch-HO 14 Feb 2015 309-5 60 East Africa Birmingham 07 Jun 1975

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 112 30.1 Australia Port Elizabeth 11 Mar 2003 133 25.5 Australia St George's 20 Apr 2007 146 45.1 India Centurion 14 Mar 2003 153 35 Sri Lanka Mumbai 18 Mar 2011 156 48.1 West Indies Southampton 24 May 1999 158 52.2 West Indies The Oval 18 Jun 1975

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 237* MJ Guptill West Indies Wellington-W 21 Mar 2015 171* GM Turner East Africa Birmingham 07 Jun 1975 141 SB Styris Sri Lanka Bloemfontein 10 Feb 2003 134* SP Fleming South Africa Johannesburg 16 Feb 2003 131* LRPL Taylor Pakistan Pallekele 08 Mar 2011 130 CZ Harris Australia Chennai 11 Mar 1996

236 237 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS NEW ZEALAND WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate MJ Guptill 1 166* ZIM Ahmedabad 04 Mar 2011 BB McCullum SP Fleming 2 140* SA Johannesburg 16 Feb 2003 NJ Astle BEST BOWLING FIGURES GM Turner 3 149 EA Birmingham 07 Jun 1975 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE JM Parker 7-33 TG Southee England Wellington-W 20 Feb 2015 LK Germon 4 168 AUS Chennai 11 Mar 1996 6-23 SE Bond Australia Port Elizabeth 11 Mar 2003 CZ Harris 5-25 RJ Hadlee Sri Lanka Bristol 13 Jun 1983 RG Twose 5 148 AUS Cardiff 20 May 1999 5-27 TA Boult Australia Auckland 28 Feb 2015 CL Cairns 4-7 CZ Harris Scotland Edinburgh 31 May 1999 JDP Oram 6 85* CAN Gros Islet 22 Mar 2007 4-16 HK Bennett Kenya Chennai 20 Feb 2011 BB McCullum LRPL Taylor 7 85 PAK Pallekele 08 Mar 2011 MOST RUNS JDP Oram BB McCullum 8 71 IRE Providence 09 Apr 2007 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 JEC Franklin SP Fleming 33 33 3 1075 134* 35.83 76.89 2 5 JV Coney 9 59 PAK Nottingham 20 Jun 1983 SB Styris 26 22 5 909 141 53.47 88.59 2 6 JG Bracewell MD Crowe 21 21 5 880 100* 55.00 83.49 1 8 MC Snedden 10 65 SL Derby 18 Jun 1983 MJ Guptill 17 17 3 809 237* 57.78 89.39 2 3 EJ Chatfield BB McCullum 34 27 5 742 101 33.72 120.84 1 6 LRPL Taylor 23 21 3 652 131* 36.22 73.34 1 3 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS BB McCullum 34 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI SP Fleming 33 JDP Oram 23 1094 768 36 21.33 4.21 4-39 2 DL Vettori 32 DL Vettori 32 1689 1168 36 32.44 4.14 4-18 2 CL Cairns 28 TG Southee 17 920 784 33 23.75 5.11 7-33 1 CZ Harris 28 CZ Harris 28 1166 861 32 26.90 4.43 4-7 1 SB Styris 26 SE Bond 16 886 518 30 17.26 3.50 6-23 1 TA Boult 9 510 371 22 16.86 4.36 5-27 2 RJ Hadlee 13 877 421 22 19.13 2.88 5-25 1

238 239 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS PAKISTAN

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 349 49.5 Zimbabwe Kingston 21 Mar 2007 339-6 50 UAE Napier 04 Mar 2015 338-5 60 Sri Lanka Swansea 09 Jun 1983 330-6 60 Sri Lanka Nottingham 14 Jun 1975 317-7 50 Kenya Hambantota 23 Feb 2011

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 74 40.2 England Adelaide 01 Mar 1992 132 39 Australia Lord's 20 Jun 1999 132 45.4 Ireland Kingston 17 Mar 2007 134 31 England Cape Town 22 Feb 2003 151 56 England Leeds 16 Jun 1979 160 39 West Indies Christchurch-HO 21 Feb 2015

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 160 Zimbabwe Kingston 21 Mar 2007 119* Ramiz Raja New Zealand Christchurch 18 Mar 1992 114 Aamir Sohail Zimbabwe Hobart 27 Feb 1992 113* New Zealand Manchester 16 Jun 1999 113 Ramiz Raja England Karachi 20 Oct 1987 111 Aamir Sohail South Africa Karachi 29 Feb 1996

240 241 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS PAKISTAN WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate Saeed Anwar 1 194 NZ Manchester 16 Jun 1999 Ramiz Raja 2 167 ENG Karachi 20 Oct 1987 Salim Malik BEST BOWLING FIGURES Aamir Sohail 3 145 ZIM Hobart 27 Feb 1992 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE Javed Miandad 5-16 Kenya Hambantota 23 Feb 2011 Zaheer Abbas 4 147* NZ Nottingham 20 Jun 1983 5-23 Shahid Afridi Canada Colombo-RPS 03 Mar 2011 Imran Khan 5-28 Wasim Akram Namibia Kimberley 16 Feb 2003 Misbah-ul-Haq 5 118 KEN Hambantota 23 Feb 2011 5-35 Bangladesh Northampton 31 May 1999 5-44 Sri Lanka Leeds 16 Jun 1983 Imran Khan 6 144 SL Leeds 16 Jun 1983 5-46 India Mohali 30 Mar 2011 7 74 WI Bristol 16 May 1999 MOST RUNS Wasim Akram 8 54 AUS Johannesburg 11 Feb 2003 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 Wasim Akram Javed Miandad 33 30 5 1083 103 43.32 67.72 1 8 9 66 NZ Pallekele 08 Mar 2011 Saeed Anwar 21 21 4 915 113* 53.82 79.08 3 3 Inzamam-ul-Haq 35 33 3 717 81 23.90 74.22 0 4 Saqlain Mushtaq 10 54 ENG Cape Town 22 Feb 2003 Ramiz Raja 16 16 3 700 119* 53.84 64.22 3 2 Shoaib Akhtar Imran Khan 28 24 5 666 102* 35.05 65.61 1 4 Misbah-ul-Haq 15 13 1 598 83* 49.83 74.56 0 7 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS Wasim Akram 38 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI Inzamam-ul-Haq 35 Wasim Akram 38 1947 1311 55 23.83 4.04 5-28 3 Javed Miandad 33 Imran Khan 28 1017 655 34 19.26 3.86 4-37 2 Ijaz Ahmed 29 Shoaib Akhtar 19 893 765 30 25.50 5.14 4-46 1 Imran Khan 28 Shahid Afridi 27 1104 831 30 27.70 4.51 5-16 4 Salim Malik 27 Mushtaq Ahmed 15 810 549 26 21.11 4.06 3-16 0 Shahid Afridi 27 Abdul Qadir 13 814 506 24 21.08 3.72 5-44 3 Wahab Riaz 12 600 526 24 21.91 5.26 5-46 2

242 243 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS SOUTH AFRICA

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 411-4 50 Ireland Canberra 03 Mar 2015 408-5 50 West Indies Sydney 27 Feb 2015 356-4 50 West Indies St George's 10 Apr 2007 353-3 40 Netherlands Basseterre 16 Mar 2007 351-5 50 Netherlands Mohali 03 Mar 2011 341-6 50 UAE Wellington-W 12 Mar 2015

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 149 43.5 Australia Gros Islet 25 Apr 2007 165 47.4 England Chennai 06 Mar 2011 172 43.2 New Zealand Mirpur 25 Mar 2011 177 40.2 India Melbourne 22 Feb 2015 184 48.4 Bangladesh Providence 07 Apr 2007 185 47.2 Zimbabwe Chelmsford 29 May 1999

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 188* G Kirsten UAE Rawalpindi 16 Feb 1996 162* AB de Villiers West Indies Sydney 27 Feb 2015 161 AC Hudson Netherlands Rawalpindi 05 Mar 1996 159 HM Amla Ireland Canberra 03 Mar 2015 146 AB de Villiers West Indies St George's 10 Apr 2007 143 HH Gibbs New Zealand Johannesburg 16 Feb 2003

244 245 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS SOUTH AFRICA WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate G Kirsten 1 186 NL Rawalpindi 05 Mar 1996 AC Hudson HM Amla 2 247 IRE Canberra 03 Mar 2015 F du Plessis BEST BOWLING FIGURES HM Amla 3 221 NL Mohali 03 Mar 2011 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE AB de Villiers 5-18 AJ Hall England Bridgetown 17 Apr 2007 JH Kallis 4 134* NL Basseterre 16 Mar 2007 5-21 L Klusener Kenya Amstelveen 26 May 1999 MV Boucher 5-36 SM Pollock Australia Birmingham 17 Jun 1999 RR Rossouw 4 134 WI Sydney 27 Feb 2015 5-39 CK Langeveldt Sri Lanka Providence 28 Mar 2007 AB de Villiers 5-45 A Nel Bangladesh Providence 07 Apr 2007 DA Miller 5 256* ZIM Hamilton 15 Feb 2015 5-45 West Indies Sydney 27 Feb 2015 J-P Duminy J-P Duminy 6 87 IRE Kolkata 15 Mar 2011 MOST RUNS CA Ingram DJ Cullinan 7 66 ZIM Chelmsford 29 May 1999 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 SM Pollock AB de Villiers 23 22 3 1207 162* 63.52 117.29 4 6 L Klusener 8 67 WI Cape Town 09 Feb 2003 JH Kallis 36 32 7 1148 128* 45.92 74.35 1 9 N Boje HH Gibbs 25 23 4 1067 143 56.15 87.38 2 8 L Klusener 9 44 SL Northampton 19 May 1999 G Kirsten 21 21 4 806 188* 47.41 75.46 1 5 S Elworthy GC Smith 20 20 1 747 91 39.31 86.35 0 6 L Klusener 10 35 ZIM Chelmsford 29 May 1999 HM Amla 15 15 0 639 159 42.60 91.41 2 3 AA Donald

MOST WICKETS MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI PLAYER MATCHES AA Donald 25 1313 913 38 24.02 4.17 4-17 2 JH Kallis 36 SM Pollock 31 1614 970 31 31.29 3.60 5-36 1 SM Pollock 31 Imran Tahir 13 695 473 29 16.31 4.08 5-45 4 MV Boucher 25 M Morkel 14 651 506 26 19.46 4.66 3-33 0 AA Donald 25 DW Steyn 14 690 538 23 23.39 4.67 5-50 1 HH Gibbs 25 L Klusener 14 605 487 22 22.13 4.82 5-21 2 JN Rhodes 24

246 247 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS SRI LANKA

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 398-5 50 Kenya Kandy 06 Mar 1996 363-9 50 Scotland Hobart 11 Mar 2015 332-7 50 Canada Hambantota 20 Feb 2011 332-1 50 Bangladesh Melbourne 26 Feb 2015 327-6 50 Zimbabwe Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 321-6 50 Bermuda Port-of-Spain 15 Mar 2007

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 86 37.2 West Indies Manchester 07 Jun 1975 109 23 India Johannesburg 10 Mar 2003 110 35.2 South Africa Northampton 19 May 1999 133 37.2 South Africa Sydney 18 Mar 2015 136 50.4 England Leeds 20 Jun 1983 138 50.1 Pakistan Nottingham 14 Jun 1975

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 161* TM Dilshan Bangladesh Melbourne 26 Feb 2015 145 PA de Silva Kenya Kandy 06 Mar 1996 144 TM Dilshan Zimbabwe Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 139* HDRL Thirimanne England Wellington-W 01 Mar 2015 133 WU Tharanga Zimbabwe Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 124 MS Atapattu South Africa Durban 03 Mar 2003 124 KC Sangakkara Scotland Hobart 11 Mar 2015

248 249 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS

PARTNERSHIP RECORDS SRI LANKA WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate WU Tharanga 1 282 ZIM Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 TM Dilshan HDRL Thirimanne 2 212* ENG Wellington-W 01 Mar 2015 KC Sangakkara BEST BOWLING FIGURES AP Gurusinha 3 184 KEN Kandy 06 Mar 1996 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE PA de Silva 6-25 WPUJC Vaas Bangladesh Pietermaritzburg 14 Feb 2003 MS Atapattu 4 152 SA Durban 03 Mar 2003 6-38 SL Malinga Kenya Colombo-RPS 01 Mar 2011 PA de Silva 5-32 ALF de Mel New Zealand Derby 18 Jun 1983 A Ranatunga 5 131* IND Delhi 02 Mar 1996 5-39 ALF de Mel Pakistan Leeds 16 Jun 1983 HP Tillakaratne 4-4 TM Dilshan Zimbabwe Pallekele 10 Mar 2011 TM Dilshan 6 97 SA Providence 28 Mar 2007 4-12 RAP Nissanka Canada Paarl 19 Feb 2003 RP Arnold BMAJ Mendis 7 58* AFG Dunedin-UO 22 Feb 2015 MOST RUNS NLTC Perera DPMD Jayawardene 8 64 KEN Southampton 30 May 1999 PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 WPUJC Vaas KC Sangakkara 37 35 8 1532 124 56.74 86.50 5 7 RG de Alwis 9 35 ENG Taunton 11 Jun 1983 ST Jayasuriya 38 37 3 1165 120 34.26 90.66 3 6 RJ Ratnayake TM Dilshan 27 25 4 1112 161* 52.95 92.97 4 4 RJ Ratnayake 10 33 ENG Leeds 20 Jun 1983 DPMD Jayawardena 40 34 3 1100 115* 35.48 85.93 4 5 VB John PA de Silva 35 32 3 1064 145 36.68 86.57 2 6 A Ranatunga 30 29 8 969 88* 46.14 80.28 0 7 MOST APPEARANCES PLAYER MATCHES MOST WICKETS DPMD Jayawardena 40 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI M Muralidaran 40 M Muralidaran 40 2061 1335 68 19.63 3.88 4-19 4 ST Jayasuriya 38 WPUJC Vaas 31 1570 1040 49 21.22 3.97 6-25 2 KC Sangakkara 37 SL Malinga 22 1024 908 43 21.11 5.32 6-38 2 PA de Silva 35 ST Jayasuriya 38 1315 1060 27 39.25 4.83 3-12 0 WPUJC Vaas 31 TM Dilshan 27 607 447 18 24.83 4.41 4-4 1 ALF de Mel 9 542 449 18 24.94 4.97 5-32 2

250 251 SECTION 6 | TOURNAMENT RECORDS WEST INDIES

HIGHEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 372-2 50 Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015 360-4 50 Sri Lanka Karachi 13 Oct 1987 330-8 50 Netherlands Delhi 28 Feb 2011 310-6 50 Pakistan Christchurch-HO 21 Feb 2015 304-7 50 Ireland Nelson-S 16 Feb 2015 300 49.5 England Bridgetown 21 Apr 2007

LOWEST TOTALS OVERS VERSUS VENUE DATE 93 35.2 Kenya Pune 29 Feb 1996 110 46.4 Australia Manchester 30 May 1999 112 43.3 Pakistan Mirpur 23 Mar 2011 136 38.4 South Africa Christchurch 05 Mar 1992 140 52 India Lord's 25 Jun 1983 151 33.1 South Africa Sydney 27 Feb 2015

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE 215 CH Gayle Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015 181 IVA Richards Sri Lanka Karachi 13 Oct 1987 138* IVA Richards England Lord's 23 Jun 1979 133* MN Samuels Zimbabwe Canberra 24 Feb 2015 119 IVA Richards India The Oval 15 Jun 1983 119 CH Gayle Kenya Kimberley 04 Mar 2003

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PARTNERSHIP RECORDS WEST INDIES WKT P/SHIP PLAYERS VS VENUE D DATE ate DL Haynes 1 175* PAK Melbourne 23 Feb 1992 BC Lara CH Gayle 2 372 ZIM Canberra 24 Feb 2015 MN Samuels BEST BOWLING FIGURES CG Greenidge 3 195* ZIM Worcester 13 Jun 1983 PLAYER VERSUS VENUE DATE HA Gomes 7-51 WW Davis Australia Leeds 11 Jun 1983 RB Kanhai 4 149 AUS Lord's 21 Jun 1975 6-27 KAJ Roach Netherlands Delhi 28 Feb 2011 CH Lloyd 5-33 VC Drakes Kenya Kimberley 04 Mar 2003 IVA Richards 5 139 ENG Lord's 23 Jun 1979 5-38 J Garner England Lord's 23 Jun 1979 CL King 5-44 VC Drakes Canada Centurion 23 Feb 2003 LMP Simmons 6 154 IRE Nelson-S 16 Feb 2015 5-51 R Rampaul India Chennai 20 Mar 2011 DJG Sammy RR Sarwan 7 98 NZ Port Elizabeth 13 Feb 2003 MOST RUNS RD Jacobs D Ramdin PLAYER M INNS NO RUNS HS AVG SR 100 50 8 45 SA Sydney 27 Feb 2015 JO Holder BC Lara 34 33 4 1225 116 42.24 86.08 2 7 JO Holder IVA Richards 23 21 5 1013 181 63.31 85.05 3 5 9 51 IND Perth 06 Mar 2015 JE Taylor S Chanderpaul 31 28 4 970 102* 40.41 62.13 1 7 AME Roberts CH Gayle 26 26 1 944 215 37.76 91.11 2 4 10 71 IND Manchester 09 Jun 1983 J Garner DL Haynes 25 25 2 854 105 37.13 57.50 1 3 RR Sarwan 21 20 4 739 92 46.18 75.87 0 3 MOST APPEARANCES MOST WICKETS PLAYER MATCHES BC Lara 34 PLAYER M BALLS RUNS WKTS AVG RPO BB 4WI S Chanderpaul 31 CA Walsh 17 948 547 27 20.25 3.46 4-25 2 CH Gayle 26 AME Roberts 16 1021 552 26 21.23 3.24 3-32 0 DL Haynes 25 CEL Ambrose 17 987 499 24 20.79 3.03 3-28 0 IVA Richards 23 JE Taylor 14 729 634 23 27.56 5.21 3-15 0 RR Sarwan 21 MA Holding 11 695 341 20 17.05 2.94 4-33 1 AD Russell 10 487 475 18 26.38 5.85 4-49 1 RA Harper 14 792 488 18 27.11 3.69 4-47 1 CL Hooper 20 924 659 18 36.61 4.27 3-42 0

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