Fixtures

Here are all the World Cup 2017 fixtures

Saturday 24th June
New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Bristol
England v India at Derby

Sunday 25th June
Pakistan v South Africa at Leicester

Monday 26th June 
Australia v West Indies at Taunton

Tuesday 27th June
England v Pakistan at Leicester

Wednesday 28th June
South Africa v New Zealand at Derby

Thursday 29th June
Sri Lanka v Australia at Bristol
West Indies v India at Taunton

Sunday 2nd July
Australia v New Zealand at Bristol
India V Pakistan at Derby
South Africa v West Indies at Leicester
England v Sri Lanka at Taunton

Wednesday 5th July
England v South Africa at Bristol
Sri Lanka v India at Derby
Pakistan v Australia at Leicester

Thursday 6th July
New Zealand v West Indies at Taunton

Saturday 8th July
South Africa v India at Leicester
New Zealand v Pakistan at Taunton

Sunday 9th July
England v Australia at Bristol
West Indies v Sri Lanka at Derby

Tuesday 11th July
West Indies v Pakistan at Leicester

Wednesday 12th July
Australia v India at Bristol
England v New Zealand at Derby
Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Leicester
South Africa v Australia at Taunton

Tuesday 18th July
1st Semi-Final at Bristol

Wednesday 19th July
2nd Semi-Final at Derby

Sunday 23rd July
FINAL at Lords

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