Matches scheduled for February and March 2015.
Forty-nine matches will be played in 14 venues across Australia and New Zealand: Australia will host 26 matches at grounds in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
New Zealand will host 23 matches in seven cities, including Christchurch where international cricket is set to return for the first time since the 6.3-magnitude quake which killed 185 people in 2011.
"The 2015 tournament will mark 40 years since the first World Cup in 1975 and that history of great contests and heroes helps make the tournament what it is - the most sought-after prize in our increasingly global game," said ICC chief executive David Richardson.
The first match of the prestigious one-day tournament will be held in Christchurch, when the locals take on Sri Lanka on February 14.
Title-holders India are pooled with Pakistan, South Africa, the West Indies, Zimbabwe, Ireland and one other qualifying team.
The first match of the prestigious one-day tournament will be held in Christchurch, when the locals take on Sri Lanka on February 14.
Title-holders India are pooled with Pakistan, South Africa, the West Indies, Zimbabwe, Ireland and one other qualifying team.
