Queen poses with captains of 2019 World Cup at Buckingham Palace

Queen Elizabeth II joined the 10 captains of teams participating in the 2019 ICC World Cup Cricket for a photo in front of the Room 1844 Buckingham Palace in London.

The International Cricket Council has made a special agreement with the host country prior to the official coup of the 2019 World Cup in England.

India, Sri Lanka and host England are the only teams to play none of their nine round-robin games as day-night encounters.

In all, ten teams will participate in the mega event and 48 games will be played over a period of 45 days. Each team will play nine matches in the round robin preliminary round, which will be followed by the semi-finals and final. The first match will be played between England and South Africa on May 30 at The Oval in London.

Virat Kohli's Team India begins its campaign against South Africa on June 5th. Keeping it in the first place of the Proteas is a difficult task In itself, making it even more difficult for the champions of 1983 and 2011 is the fact that it will be the third match of South Africa in the tournament . This means that Indian players will face a well-established unit in their first match.

India will face Pakistan, its rival, Pakistan, at a sensational meeting on June 16 in Manchester. Another important element to remember from India's program is the fact that they will play two games within three days of the end of the championship. India will face England on June 30, followed by a clash with Bangladesh on July 2.