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The most awaited cricket series of the year 2019 is finally here and all the fans are gearing up to cheer their favourite cricket team and wishing them to win the World Cup 2019 . All the teams have reached England and Wales where this mega event is going to take place. From 24th May onwards the warm-up matches will be started with Pakistan vs Afghanistan playing in the 1st Warm-up game at the County Ground, Bristol. The schedule for the Warm-up matches:- Pakistan vs Afghanistan, 1st Warm-up game County Ground, Bristol - 24 May 2019 Sri Lanka vs South Africa, 2nd Warm-up game Sophia Gardens, Cardiff - 24 May 2019 England vs Australia, 3rd Warm-up game The Rose Bowl, Southampton - 25 May 2019 India vs New Zealand, 4th Warm-up game Kennington Oval, London - 25 May 2019 South Africa vs West Indies, 5th Warm-up game County Ground, Bristol - 26 May 2019 Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 6th Warm-up game Sophia Gardens, Cardiff - 26 May 2019 Australia vs Sri Lanka, 7th Warm-u

Australian national cricket team is the team which comes in mind when we talk about ICC Cricket World Cup as they are the current champions of the title. The Australian team has defeated India and Pakistan and the last international series they played and their performance will boost up with the Steve Smith and David Warner joining the team after the 1-year ban. The former Australian cricketer and 2-time World Cup-winning captain Ricky Ponting is named as the assistant coach of the Australian National Cricket Team for the World Cup 2019 for focusing primarily on ODI batting. Ponting said after his appointment quoted by Cricbuzz: “I’m really excited to be joining the coaching group for this year’s World Cup,” “I’ve enjoyed my previous short-term roles with the ODI and T20 teams but World Cups take on a whole different meaning for me. Australian National Cricket Team is all set to play ICC World Cup 2019 with 7 Batsman, 2 Allrounder, 6 Bowlers. Here is the Team