2015 world cup cricket to be competed by 14 nations
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2015 World Cup cricket to be competed by 14 nations

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The 2015 World Cup will comprise 14 teams including the Associate member countries, according to information from Hong Kong where the International Cricket Council (ICC) meeting is in progress. Four Associate teams will line up alongside ten Full Members in the 2015 World Cup to be held in Australia and New Zealand. The decision to reinstate the Associates was taken on the third day of the ICC's annual conference in Hong Kong after ICC had earlier announced that 2015 World Cup will be restricted to only ten full member nations.

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