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Sports

Cricket World Cup 2019 opening party begins

The much anticipated ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 opening ceremony kicked off with much pomp and glory at The Mall in
Published May 29, 2019 Updated May 30, 2019

The much anticipated ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 opening ceremony kicked off with much pomp and glory at The Mall in London on Wednesday.

The tournament, which takes place across England and Wales over the period of seven weeks, gets underway on Thursday, when hosts England play South Africa at The Oval.

Chacha Cricket joins the frenzy

Azhar Ali and Malala, an odd sight at the opening party

Captains meet The Queen at Buckingham Palace

The legend arrives at the party

Meanwhile, Pakistan will open their World Cup account with their first match of the tournament against the West Indies tomorrow on Friday.

Ten teams are participating in the event, which like its 1992 predecessor, would follow a round-robin format, meaning that all the ten sides would face off against each other, with the top four teams qualifying for the semifinals.

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