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Cricket World Cup table 2023: Final group stage standings and results as India stay perfect

Cricket World Cup table 2023: Final group stage standings and results as India stay perfect

England's Cricket World Cup title defence came to an end on a high, but they will play no part as the tournament heads into the business end.

Jos Buttler's side endured a horror tournament, as their semi-final hopes were ended alarmingly early, but their wins over the Netherlands and Pakistan have at least secured qualification for the Champions Trophy.

India are the only unbeaten team, as they hammered South Africa, and they brought the group-stage to a close with a massive victory over the Netherlands on Sunday.

The Proteas will join them in the last four despite that painful defeat, closing out the group stage by beating Afghanistan on Friday, with Australia and New Zealand also through.

Here are the final group standings from the Cricket World Cup.

Cricket World Cup 2023 group table

Position

Team

Played

Won

Lost

Drawn

NRR

Points

1

India (Q)

9

9

0

0

+2.570

18

2

South Africa (Q)

9

7

2

0

+1.261

14

3

Australia (Q)

9

7

2

0

+0.841

14

4

New Zealand (Q)

9

5

4

0

+0.743

10

5

Pakistan

9

4

5

0

-0.199

8

6

Afghanistan

9

4

5

0

-0.336

8

7

England

9

3

6

0

-0.572

6

8

Bangladesh

9

2

7

0

-1.087

4

9

Sri Lanka

9

2

7

0

-1.419

4

10

Netherlands

9

2

7

0

-1.825

4

Cricket World Cup 2023 fixtures and results

All times BST unless stated

Group stage

Thursday, October 5

New Zealand bt England by nine wickets

Friday, October 6

Pakistan bt Netherlands by 81 runs

Saturday, October 7

Bangladesh bt Afghanistan by six wickets

South Africa bt Sri Lanka by 102 runs

Sunday, October 8

India bt Australia by six wickets

Monday, October 9

New Zealand bt Netherlands by 99 runs

Tuesday, October 10

England bt Bangladesh by 137 runs

Pakistan bt Sri Lanka by six wickets

Wednesday, October 11

India bt Afghanistan by eight wickets

Babar Azam has starred for Pakistan (AFP via Getty Images)
Babar Azam has starred for Pakistan (AFP via Getty Images)

Thursday, October 12

South Africa bt Australia by 134 runs

Friday, October 13

New Zealand bt Bangladesh by eight wickets

Saturday, October 14

India bt Pakistan by seven wickets

Sunday, October 15

Afghanistan bt England by 69 runs

Monday, October 16

Australia bt Sri Lanka by five wickets

Tuesday, October 17

Netherlands bt South Africa by 38 runs

Wednesday, October 18

New Zealand bt Afghanistan by 149 runs

Thursday, October 19

India bt Bangladesh by seven wickets

Friday, October 20

Australia bt Pakistan by 62 runs

Saturday, October 21

Sri Lanka bt Netherlands by five wickets

South Africa bt England by 299 runs

Sunday, October 22

India bt New Zealand by four wickets

Monday, October 23

Afghanistan bt Pakistan by eight wickets

Tuesday, October 24

South Africa bt Bangladesh by 149 runs

Wednesday, October 25

Australia bt Netherlands by 309 runs

Thursday, October 26

Sri Lanka bt England by eight wickets

Friday, October 27

South Africa bt Pakistan by one wicket

Saturday, October 28

Australia bt New Zealand by five runs

Netherlands bt Bangladesh by 87 runs

Sunday, October 29

India bt England by 100 runs

Monday, October 30

Afghanistan bt Sri Lanka by seven wickets

Tuesday, October 31

Pakistan bt Bangladesh by seven wickets

Wednesday, November 1

South Africa bt New Zealand by 190 runs

Sri Lanka have struggled in the World Cup (AP)
Sri Lanka have struggled in the World Cup (AP)

Thursday, November 2

India bt Sri Lanka by 302 runs

Friday, November 3

Afghanistan bt Netherlands by seven wickets

Saturday, November 4

Pakistan bt New Zealand by 21 runs (DLS method)

Australia bt England by 33 runs

Sunday, November 5

India bt South Africa by 243 runs

Monday, November 6

Bangladesh bt Sri Lanka by three wickets

Tuesday, November 7

Australia bt Afghanistan by three wickets

Wednesday, November 8

England bt Netherlands by 160 runs

Thursday, November 9

New Zealand bt Sri Lanka by five wickets

Friday, November 10

South Africa bt Afghanistan by five wickets

Saturday, November 11

Australia bt Bangladesh by eight wickets

England bt Pakistan by 93 runs

Sunday, November 12

India bt Netherlands by 160 runs

Semi-finals

Wednesday, November 15

India vs New Zealand (8.30am, Wankhede Stadium, Sky Sports Main Event/Cricket)

Thursday, November 16

South Africa vs Australia (8.30am, Eden Gardens, Sky Sports Main Event/Cricket)

Final

Sunday, November 19

Winner semi-final 1 vs winner semi-final 2 (8.30am, Narendra Modi Stadium, Sky Sports Main Event/Cricket)