Group stage
June
12 England v Sri Lanka (Edgbaston)
England won by 87 runs
13 Scotland v Ireland (Old Trafford)
Scotland won by 40 runs
13 Australia v South Africa (Old Trafford)
Australia won by 65 runs
13 West Indies v New Zealand (Southampton)
West Indies won by seven wickets
14 Bangladesh v Netherlands (Edgbaston)
Bangladesh won by six wickets
14 India v Pakistan (Edgbaston)
India won by 64 runs
16 New Zealand v Sri Lanka (Southampton)
Sri Lanka won by five wickets
16 England v Ireland (Southampton)
England won by four wickets
17 Australia v Bangladesh (Headingley)
Australia won by nine wickets
17 India v Netherlands (Headingley)
India won by 95 runs
17 South Africa v Pakistan (Edgbaston)
South Africa won by two wickets
18 West Indies v Scotland (Headingley)
West Indies won by seven runs
19 New Zealand v Ireland (Southampton)
New Zealand won by four runs
20 Australia v Netherlands (Southampton)
Australia won by 98 runs
20 Pakistan v Bangladesh (Southampton)
Bangladesh won by 23 runs
20 England v Scotland (Headingley)
England won by 38 runs
21 West Indies v Sri Lanka (Bristol)
West Indies won by five wickets
21 South Africa v India (Old Trafford)
South Africa won by six wickets
23 New Zealand v Scotland (Bristol)
New Zealand won by six wickets
23 Sri Lanka v Ireland (Bristol)
Sri Lanka won by nine wickets
23 Australia v Pakistan (Headingley)
Australia won by 113 runs
24 England v West Indies (Lord’s)
England won by 38 runs
25 India v Bangladesh (Old Trafford)
India won by five wickets
25 South Africa v Netherlands (Bristol)
South Africa won by 88 runs
26 Sri Lanka v Scotland (Old Trafford)
Sri Lanka won by three wickets
27 Pakistan v Netherlands (Bristol)
Pakistan won by 37 runs
27 West Indies v Ireland (Bristol)
Ireland won by six wickets
27 England v New Zealand (The Oval)
England won by nine wickets
28 South Africa v Bangladesh (Lord’s)
South Africa won by four wickets
28 Australia v India (Lord’s)
Australia won by six wickets
Semi-finals and final
June
30 Semi-final: Australia v West Indies (The Oval)
Australia won by eight wickets
July
2 Semi-final: England v South Africa (The Oval)
England won by 40 runs
5 Final: Australia v England (Lord’s)
Australia won by seven wickets
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