All matches are day/night.
Final
April
3 Australia v West Indies, Kolkata |
West Indies won by eight wickets |
Semi-finals
March
30 England v Australia, Delhi |
Australia won by five runs |
31 New Zealand v West Indies, Mumbai |
West Indies won by six runs |
Group stage
Group A: Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Ireland |
Group B: England, West Indies, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh |
15 India v Bangladesh, Bangalore |
India won by 72 runs |
15 New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Delhi |
New Zealand won by seven wickets |
16 West Indies v Pakistan, Chennai |
West Indies won by four runs |
17 England v Bangladesh, Bangalore |
England won by 36 runs |
18 New Zealand v Ireland, Mohali |
New Zealand won by 93 runs |
18 Australia v South Africa, Nagpur |
Australia won by six wickets |
19 India v Pakistan, Delhi |
Pakistan won by two runs (D/L method) |
20 West Indies v Bangladesh, Chennai |
West Indies won by 49 runs |
20 Sri Lanka v Ireland, Mohali |
Sri Lanka won by 14 runs |
21 Australia v New Zealand, Nagpur |
New Zealand won by six wickets |
22 England v India, Dharamsala |
England won by two wickets |
23 South Africa v Ireland, Chennai |
South Africa won by 67 runs |
24 England v West Indies, Dharamsala |
England won by one wicket |
24 Australia v Sri Lanka, Delhi |
Australia won by nine wickets |
24 Pakistan v Bangladesh, Delhi |
Pakistan won by nine wickets |
26 Australia v Ireland, Delhi |
Australia won by seven wickets |
26 South Africa v New Zealand, Bangalore |
New Zealand won by seven wickets |
27 West Indies v India, Mohali |
West Indies won by three runs |
27 England v Pakistan, Chennai |
England won by 68 runs |
28 South Africa v Sri Lanka, Bangalore |
Sri Lanka won by 10 runs |
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