The World Cup of Bangladesh begins with a match against South Africa

ICC chief executive committee meeting in Calcutta has set up the next World Cup. On Thursday, it will be taken for final approval at the ICC Board meeting.

There is no possibility of a change in the schedule of the Chief Executives Meeting. The schedule was published on Wednesday by the Cricket website ESPNcricinfo.

The first two matches of the World Cup will be played at the Oval where Bangladesh started the Champions Trophy in 2017. Bangladesh have played with England in Cardiff, where Australia and New Zealand have lost experience in Bangladesh. Last year, in the Champions Trophy in India, there was a semifinal match against India, the fight against Edgbaston again against India.

England and Wales will play in the final phase of the first phase of the game against Bangladesh Pakistan at Lord's. Bangladesh will play two Tests in Cricket, but this will be the first one.

The 2019 World Cup format is going back to the 1992 World Cup. Like the service, all the teams in the primary stage will play against all the teams. The best four teams will play semi-final. The 1992 World Cup ended in 33 days, now it will take 46 days. There were 39 matches in the match, now 48, In Australia-New Zealand, in the World Cup in the World Cup in 2010, 49 matches were played in 44 teams, it took 44 days.

The World Cup will start in England and South Africa on May 30 at the Oval. England and Wales will play in 11 field matches. After the long primary stage, two semi-finals will be held on July 9 and 11. The first semi-final will be held at Old Trafford, with the top-four and the four-in-form team. Two and three teams will play in the second semi-final in Edgbaston. July 14 at the final lords. The fifth World Cup final will be held in the field. Reserve Day for Semi-finals and Final

Only seven in the World Cup day-night matches. New Zealand play maximum four-day matches England, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka have no day-night matches. Bangladesh's only match opponent New Zealand in artificial light