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Official Song for ICC World Cup 2019

The International Cricket Council has released an official song for the 2019 World Cup.The title of the official song is "Stand By".This song is a collaboration between vocalist Loryn and drum and bass band Rudimental, and will be played in ground and city events across the tournament as the official song to this summenr's showpiece events."

Here is the song for ICC World Cup 2019

ICC World Cup 2019 will run from 30th May to 14th July 2019 in England and Wales.

And you can note down full Schedule ,date ,time and place/Stadium are mentioned below.

Date	Match	Venue
Thursday, May 30	England vs South Africa	The Oval, London
Friday, May 31	West Indies vs Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Saturday, June 1	New Zealand vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
	Afghanistan vs Australia (D/N)	Bristol County Ground, Bristol
Sunday, June 2	South Africa vs Bangladesh	The Oval, London
Monday, June 3	England vs Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Tuesday, June 4	Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
Wednesday, June 5	South Africa vs India	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
	Bangladesh vs New Zealand (D/N)	The Oval, London
Thursday, June 6	Australia vs West Indies	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Friday, June 7	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	Bristol County Ground, Bristol
Saturday, June 8	England vs Bangladesh	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
	Afghanistan vs New Zealand	County Ground, Taunton
Sunday, June 9	India vs Australia	The Oval, London
Monday, June 10	South Africa vs West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
Tuesday, June 11	Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka	Bristol County Ground, Bristol
Wednesday, June 12	Australia vs Pakistan	County Ground, Taunton
Thursday, June 13	India vs New Zealand	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Friday, June 14	England vs West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
Saturday, June 15	Sri Lanka vs Australia	The Oval, London
	South Africa vs Afghanistan (D/N)	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff
Sunday, June 16	India vs Pakistan	Old Trafford, Manchester
Monday, June 17	West Indies vs Bangladesh	County Ground, Taunton
Tuesday, June 18	England vs Afghanistan	Old Trafford, Manchester
Wednesday, June 19	New Zealand vs South Africa	Edgbaston, Birmingham
Thursday, June 20	Australia vs Bangladesh	Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Friday, June 21	England vs Sri Lanka	Headingley, Leeds
Saturday, June 22	India vs Afghanistan	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
	West Indies vs New Zealand (D/N)	Old Trafford, Manchester
Sunday, June 23	Pakistan vs South Africa	Lord's, London
Monday, June 24	Bangladesh vs Afghanistan	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton
Tuesday, June 25	England vs Australia	Lord's, London
Wednesday, June 26	New Zealand vs Pakistan	Edgbaston, Birmingham
Thursday, June 27	West Indies vs India	Old Trafford, Manchester
Friday, June 28	Sri Lanka vs South Africa	The Riverside, Durham
Saturday, June 29	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	Headingley, Leeds
	New Zealand vs Australia (D/N)	Lord's, London
Sunday, June 30	England vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham
Monday, July 1	Sri Lanka vs West Indies	The Riverside, Durham
Tuesday, July 2	Bangladesh vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham
Wednesday, July 3	England vs New Zealand	The Riverside, Durham
Thursday, July 4	Afghanistan vs West Indies	Headingley, Leeds
Friday, July 5	Pakistan vs Bangladesh	Lord's, London
Saturday, July 6	Sri Lanka vs India	Headingley, Leeds
	Australia vs South Africa (D/N)	Old Trafford, Manchester
Tuesday, July 9	Semi-Final (1 vs 4)	Old Trafford, Manchester
Wednesday, July 10	Reserve Day
Thursday, July 11	Semi-Final (2 vs 3)	Edgbaston, Birmingham
Friday, July 12	Reserve Day
Sunday, July 14	Final	Lord's, London
Monday, July 15	Reserve Day

The total prize pot of 10 million dollars will see the runners-up take home 2 million dollars and the losing semi-finalists 8 lakh dollars each at the end of the 46-day tournament being played across 11 venues in UK from May 30.

There are prizes for each league match won, in what promises to be a competitive tournament with the world's best teams playing each other in a round-robin format.

The 2019 edition though only sees a 6.25% increase in prize money from the 2015 World Cup that had prize money of 3.75 million dollars.