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World Cup 2019 Points Table

Current World Cup Points Table Scenario

br In the first Semi Final India played against New Zealand and lost by 18 runs giving way to New Zealand for their second consecutive World Cup Final. br In the second Semi Final England comfortably won against Australia with 8 wickets left. And qualified to the World Cup Final. br Also see – br br Semi-finalists- br br br br br Other six teams- br br br br br br

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How does the World Cup Points Table Work

br A total of 10 teams will be competing this year for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 throne in a full round robin format. The top 4 teams at the end of 45 matches played (each team plays the rest of the teams once) will enter into the knockout stage. br Also see: br The points are assigned in the following manner for 2019 World Cup:Win – 2 PointsLoss – 0 PointTie, Abandoned match – 1 Point each br If two or more teams have the same amount of points at the end of 9 matches played per team, then the team with the higher number of wins will be ranked higher. If the teams are still tied, then the NRR (net run rate) will be taken into account. If teams are still tied, then the result of Head to Head match(es) played between them will be taken into account (if points are still the same, then net run rate of those matches will be considered). If the above does not resolve the League Stage standings and there are teams that are still equal, the teams will be ordered as per their League Stage seedings. If all the matches in league stage fail to produce results, League Stage seedings and the top 4 seeded teams will progress to Semi-Finals. br Semi Final: If a Semi-Final is tied, the teams shall compete in a Super Over and the team which wins the Super Over shall qualify to the finals. If following a tie, the Super Over fails to be completed due to any reasons, or if the match is abandoned or a no result at the end of the day, then the team which is in higher position in League stage shall qualify to the finals. br br  br br Final: If the final is tied, the teams shall compete in a Super Over and the team which wins the Super Over shall be the winner of the tournament. If following a tie, the Super Over fails to be completed due to any reasons, or if the match is abandoned or a no result at the end of the day, the team with higher boundaries is declared as winners. br Also read: br Defending champions Australia has the strongest World Cup record with five titles, followed by India and West Indies both of whom have won twice. 1 Logout No Results Found