Cricket World Cup: Quarter-finals line-up
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March 14, 2015

Cricket World Cup: Quarter-finals line-up

SYDNEY, Australia — World Cup quarter-final line-up:

March 18

At Sydney

South Africa v Sri Lanka

March 19

At Melbourne

India v Bangladesh

At March 20

At Adelaide

Australia v Pakistan

March 21

At Wellington

New Zealand v West Indies

Semi-finals

March 24

At Auckland

New Zealand or West Indies v South Africa or Sri Lanka

March 26

At Sydney

Australia or Pakistan v India or Bangladesh

Final

March 29

At Melbourne

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