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2019 Cricket World Cup: England prevail after a tied final

Champions: England · Hosts: England & Wales

A first title for England

England became men’s World Cup champions for the first time at Lord’s on 14 July. The final against New Zealand ended level after both the scheduled innings and the Super Over. The boundary-count rule then in force awarded England the title.

Two ties, one champion

New Zealand made 241 for eight and England were all out for 241. Each side then scored 15 in the Super Over. The match therefore belongs in the record book as a tie, with England taking the championship through the tournament’s tie-breaking rule; it was not a victory by runs or wickets.

A finish that kept turning

The closing over included the deflection from Ben Stokes’ bat that ran to the boundary. New Zealand still took the game into a Super Over, and the trophy remained undecided until the final delivery. The outcome gave England their first title and left New Zealand runners-up for a second successive edition.

Final result

DateVenueTeamsWinnerMargin
14 Jul 2019Lord’s, LondonNew Zealand v EnglandMatch tiedEngland champions on boundary count; match and Super Over tied
ODI · Men's14 Jul 2019
World Cup
England flagEngland241/10
New Zealand flagNew Zealand241/8
Match tied; England won the title on boundary count after a tied Super Over↗

Available 2019 World Cup scorecards

36 matches in our Cricsheet dataset. Coverage may omit matches; this is not a complete tournament results list.

DateMatchVenueResult
14 Jul 2019England v New Zealand →Lord'sMatch tied; England won the title on boundary count after a tied Super Over
11 Jul 2019Australia v England →EdgbastonEngland won by 8 wickets
9 Jul 2019India v New Zealand →Old TraffordNew Zealand won by 18 runs
6 Jul 2019Australia v South Africa →Old TraffordSouth Africa won by 10 runs
6 Jul 2019India v Sri Lanka →HeadingleyIndia won by 7 wickets
5 Jul 2019Bangladesh v Pakistan →Lord'sPakistan won by 94 runs
3 Jul 2019England v New Zealand →Riverside GroundEngland won by 119 runs
2 Jul 2019Bangladesh v India →EdgbastonIndia won by 28 runs
1 Jul 2019Sri Lanka v West Indies →Riverside GroundSri Lanka won by 23 runs
30 Jun 2019England v India →EdgbastonEngland won by 31 runs
29 Jun 2019Australia v New Zealand →Lord'sAustralia won by 86 runs
28 Jun 2019South Africa v Sri Lanka →Riverside GroundSouth Africa won by 9 wickets
27 Jun 2019India v West Indies →Old TraffordIndia won by 125 runs
26 Jun 2019New Zealand v Pakistan →EdgbastonPakistan won by 6 wickets
25 Jun 2019England v Australia →Lord'sAustralia won by 64 runs
23 Jun 2019Pakistan v South Africa →Lord'sPakistan won by 49 runs
22 Jun 2019New Zealand v West Indies →Old TraffordNew Zealand won by 5 runs
21 Jun 2019England v Sri Lanka →HeadingleySri Lanka won by 20 runs
20 Jun 2019Australia v Bangladesh →Trent BridgeAustralia won by 48 runs
19 Jun 2019New Zealand v South Africa →EdgbastonNew Zealand won by 4 wickets
17 Jun 2019Bangladesh v West Indies →The Cooper Associates County GroundBangladesh won by 7 wickets
16 Jun 2019India v Pakistan →Old TraffordIndia won by 89 runs (D/L)
15 Jun 2019Australia v Sri Lanka →Kennington OvalAustralia won by 87 runs
14 Jun 2019England v West Indies →The Rose BowlEngland won by 8 wickets
12 Jun 2019Australia v Pakistan →The Cooper Associates County GroundAustralia won by 41 runs
10 Jun 2019South Africa v West Indies →The Rose Bowlno result
9 Jun 2019Australia v India →Kennington OvalIndia won by 36 runs
8 Jun 2019England v Bangladesh →Sophia GardensEngland won by 106 runs
6 Jun 2019Australia v West Indies →Trent BridgeAustralia won by 15 runs
5 Jun 2019Bangladesh v New Zealand →Kennington OvalNew Zealand won by 2 wickets
5 Jun 2019India v South Africa →The Rose BowlIndia won by 6 wickets
3 Jun 2019England v Pakistan →Trent BridgePakistan won by 14 runs
2 Jun 2019Bangladesh v South Africa →Kennington OvalBangladesh won by 21 runs
1 Jun 2019New Zealand v Sri Lanka →Sophia GardensNew Zealand won by 10 wickets
31 May 2019Pakistan v West Indies →Trent BridgeWest Indies won by 7 wickets
30 May 2019England v South Africa →Kennington OvalEngland won by 104 runs

Source: Cricsheet · ODC-By 1.0 · Coverage & methodology. Results through 25 Oct 2026.