ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – Bangladesh v New Zealand

Engage is pleased to offer Bangladesh v New Zealand hospitality at this group stage match at The Oval in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Guests will experience the very best in matchday hospitality: from exclusive talks with legends of the sport to delicious complimentary refreshments available throughout the day.

This is set to be a hugely competitive fixture, as both teams will see this as a must-win. On their day, both line ups are capable of scoring over 350, and with the capable bowlers to make it very difficult for the opposition to chase. The Oval is renowned for being batter-friendly so expect to be entertained with plenty of boundaries.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – India v New Zealand

Due to the success of the Indian Premier League (IPL), India are the current No2 in the ODI rankings, led by the No.1 batter in the world Virat Kholi. The style of the team mirrors the aggressive nature of the IPL, and at the ground where the world record score has been set and broken, this fixture will provide fireworks for those lucky enough to be attendance. New Zealand’s most recent World Cup was their most successful, reaching the final. With iconic ODI players such as Martin Guptil, Colin Munro and Kane Williamson at the top of their game and full of experience, this is a hugely exciting Black Caps group which will be full of self-confidence.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – Australia v New Zealand

In a re-run of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup Final, the two Southern Hemisphere foes meet in this day/night game at the Home of Cricket. With all teams playing in a round robin format, and only the top four teams progressing, both teams will be out to win this bruising encounter.

ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 – Final

Lord’s hosts the two best teams in the world, competing for the biggest prize in world cricket. It’s the 5th time the prestigious final has been held at Lords, the home of cricket, and the culmination of a 6 week tournament will see a winning team unveiled. With 20 years since the tournament was last played on English soil, can England reach their first final since 1992 and finally win the trophy which has eluded them to date?