2015 Cricket World Cup squads

The 2015 Cricket World Cup was the 11th Cricket World Cup, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand; India were the defending champions, having won the tournament in 2011. The 2015 Cricket World Cup Final took place at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, and was won by Australia, who defeated New Zealand by 7 wickets in the final.
The fourteen teams that competed at the 2015 World Cup were all required to submit a final 15-man squad to the ICC headquarters in Dubai on or before 7 January 2015, although the squads did not have to be publicly that date. In order to assist this process, many teams chose to name larger probable squads in November or December, with the understanding that the final squad would be picked from within these players. Changes to the squad were allowed after this deadline at the discretion of the ICC's Technical Committee in necessary cases, such as due to player injury, and so some teams also chose to name standby players alongside their 15-man squad.
Sri Lanka chose to name veteran players Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara in their squad- they were the two most experienced ODI players at the tournament, as Jayawardene has played over 400 ODIs for Sri Lanka, and Sangakkara played his 400th ODI during the tournament. Jayawardene was also the most experienced World Cup player at the tournament, with 33 previous appearances. UAE's Khurram Khan was the oldest player at the tournament, whilst fellow Emirati Mohammad Tauqir became the oldest ever World Cup captain; both players were 43 years old. Afghanistan's Usman Ghani was the youngest player at the tournament, at the age of 18.
Below is a list of the squads chosen for the 2015 Cricket World Cup.

Key

Symbol	Meaning
No.	Squad number
Player	Player name, as used on their own Wikipedia articles. Also shows if they are team's designated captain or vice-captain.
Date of Birth	Date of birth, and age as of 14 February 2015.
ODIs	The number of One Day Internationals played as of 14 February 2015.
Batting	Hand they bat with
Bowling Style	Type of bowling bowled
List A or Domestic Team	Either List A team, or domestic one-day team if the country's one-day matches do not have List A status.
CWC15	Number of appearances at the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
Refs	References

Group A

Afghanistan

named their 15-man squad on 29 December 2014. In addition to the 15-man squad presented, Afghanistan also named four standby players: Shafiqullah, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Izatullah Dawlatzai, Hashmatullah Shaidi.
Coach: Andy Moles

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
7			45	Right	Right-arm off break	Band-e-Amir Dragons	6
23			19	Right	Right-arm off break	Amo Sharks	6
55			8	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Speen Ghar Tigers	1
16	¹		28	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Amo Sharks	2
87			12	Right	-	Amo Sharks	2
66			24	Right	Right-arm fast	Speen Ghar Tigers	6
33			4	Right	Right-arm leg break googly	Boost Defenders	1
48			34	Right	Right-arm off break	Mis Ainak Knights	6
11			14	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Mis Ainak Knights	1
28	¹		11	Right	-	Speen Ghar Tigers	1
45			44	Right	Right-arm leg break	Amo Sharks	6
44			38	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Band-e-Amir Dragons	5
10			24	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Mis Ainak Knights	5
1			10	Left	Right-arm off break	Boost Defenders	6
20			30	Left	Left-arm fast-medium	Boost Defenders	6
78			8	Right	-	Mis Ainak Knights	6

¹ On 25 February, Mirwais Ashraf was ruled out of the World Cup, and replaced by Shafiqullah.

Australia

announced their 15-man squad publicly on 11 January 2015. Michael Clarke's selection was provisional on his fitness, but on 18 February, Clarke was declared fit to play against Bangladesh. As this match was abandoned without a ball being bowled, Clarke's first game of the World Cup was against co-hosts New Zealand on 28 February. George Bailey captained the side in their opening game against England, but was then dropped from the team when Clarke returned.
Coach: Darren Lehmann

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
23			238	Right	Slow left-arm orthodox	New South Wales	7
2			56	Right	Right-arm medium	Tasmania	1
30			10	Right	Right-arm fast	New South Wales	2
3			59	Right	Slow left-arm orthodox	Tasmania	1
44			38	Right	Left-arm medium-fast	Tasmania	6
16			41	Right	Slow left-arm orthodox	Victoria	8
57			118	Right	-	New South Wales	8
38			8	Left	Right-arm fast-medium	New South Wales	5
25			145	Left	Left-arm fast	Western Australia	8
8			14	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Western Australia	3
32			41	Right	Right-arm Off-break	Victoria	8
49			50	Right	Right-arm Leg-break Googly	New South Wales	8
56			33	Left	Left-arm fast	New South Wales	8
31			54	Left	Right-arm Leg-break	New South Wales	8
33			180	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	New South Wales	7

Bangladesh

announced their 15-member squad on 4 January 2015. The squad was initially scheduled to be announced at 1300 local time. However, it was delayed by two hours as a result of a last minute discussion between the selection committee, the board of directors of the BCB, and BCB President Nazmul Hassan. Two standby players were also announced, with Shafiul Islam, Abul Hasan named. After receiving a 40% match fee fine and a warning for slow over rate, captain Mashrafe Mortaza sat out of the last Group Stage match against New Zealand, to avoid being suspended for their quarter-final with India; Shakib Al Hasan captained the team for this match.
Coach: Chandika Hathurusingha

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
2			144	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Mohammedan Sporting Club	5
75			141	Left	Left-arm orthodox	Legends of Rupganj	6
3			3	Left	Right-arm fast-medium	Prime Bank Cricket Club	6
66	² '		27	Right	-	Kalabagan Cricket Academy	3
68			24	Left	Left-arm orthodox	Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club	0
4	¹ '		11	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Abahani Limited	0
69			41	Right	Right-arm off break	Abahani Limited	3
34			53	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Legends of Rupganj	6
29			135	Left	Right-arm off break	Legends of Rupganj	6
30	¹		52	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club	0
12			1	Left	Left-arm orthodox	Prime Bank Cricket Club	1
62	²		53	Left	-	Victoria Sporting Club	3
30			110	Right	Right-arm off break	Prime Bank Cricket Club	6
15			140	Right	-	Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club	6
1			5	Right	Right-arm leg break	Kalabagan Cricket Academy	6
11			1	Left	Right-arm medium-fast	Prime Bank Cricket Club	6
6			8	Left	Left-arm orthodox	Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club	1

¹ On 23 February, Al-Amin Hossain was sent home from the tournament after breaking a team curfew. He was replaced by Shafiul Islam.
² On 6 March, the injured Anamul Haque was replaced by Imrul Kayes.

England

were the first team to name their 15-man squad, doing so on 20 December 2014. The same 15-man squad was used for the Carlton Mid Triangular Series in Australia in 2014–15, and was captained by Eoin Morgan after Alastair Cook was sacked as ODI captain in December. Shortly before the World Cup, Jos Buttler was named as vice-captain for the tournament.
Coach: Peter Moores

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
16			135	Left	Right-arm medium	Middlesex	6
63			49	Right	-	Lancashire	6
18			17	Left	Right-arm off break	Worcestershire	5
9			188	Left	Right-arm fast-medium	Lancashire	6
48			12	Left	Right-arm leg break	Yorkshire	4
7			155	Right	Right-arm medium	Warwickshire	6
10			119	Right	Right-arm medium	Essex	1
8			113	Left	Right-arm fast-medium	Nottinghamshire	6
11			52	Right	Right-arm fast	Middlesex	4
35			7	Right	Right-arm medium	Nottinghamshire	2
34			20	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Sussex	2
5			48	Right	Right-arm off break	Yorkshire	6
38			11	Right	Right-arm leg break	Nottinghamshire	6
53			44	Left	Right-arm off break	Kent	1
19			29	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Warwickshire	5

New Zealand

released their 15-man squad to the public on 8 January 2015.
Coach: Mike Hesson

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
42			240	Right	Right-arm medium	Otago	9
22			65	Right	Right-arm off-break	Northern Districts	9
78			26	Left	Left-arm medium-fast	Northern Districts	9
18			16	Right	Left-arm fast-medium	Northern Districts	9
88			58	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Wellington	9
31			99	Right	Right-arm off-break	Auckland	9
21	¹		8	Right	Right-arm fast medium	Canterbury	2
23			26	Left	Right-arm medium	Canterbury	0
81			34	Left	Left-arm fast-medium	Auckland	1
15			78	Right	Right-arm off-break	Otago	0
37			170	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Auckland	0
20	¹		16	Right	Right-arm fast	Central Districts	6
54			40	Right	-	Wellington	9
38			85	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Northern Districts	9
3			150	Right	Right-arm off break	Central Districts	9
11			286	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Northern Districts	9

¹ On 22 March, Adam Milne was ruled out of the World Cup with a heel injury. He was replaced by Matt Henry.

Scotland

released their 15-man squad to the public on 9 January 2015. They had previously released a 24-man provisional squad on 9 December 2014, which included all the players who went on their warm-up tour of Australia and New Zealand in September/October 2014.
Head Coach: Grant Bradburn

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
1			30	Right	Right-arm off break	Carlton Highlanders	6
15			20	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Northamptonshire	6
44			39	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Clydesdale Reivers	6
6			13	Right	Right-arm off break	Warwickshire	3
9			11	Right	-	Nottinghamshire	6
38			18	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Somerset	6
45			8	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Carlton Highlanders	4
48			8	Right	-	Carlton Highlanders	3
77	¹		50	Left	Right-arm off break	Clydesdale Reivers	4
29			8	Right	Right-arm off break	Northamptonshire	6
14			16	Left	Right-arm off break	Sussex	6
10			27	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Durham	6
50			12	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Reivers	0
42			11	Left	Left-arm medium	Leicestershire	2
8			17	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Yorkshire	5

¹ On 11 March, Majid Haq was sent home after breaking the team's internal code of conduct.

Sri Lanka

named their 15-man squad on 7 January 2015. Lasith Malinga's selection was provisional on his fitness, however he was passed fit prior to Sri Lanka's opening match, and played in every match. However, over the course of the tournament, five other players had to be withdrawn due to injury. Sri Lanka used 19 different players over the course of the World Cup, more than any other team; every squad player except Prasad made an appearance at the World Cup.
Coach: Marvan Atapattu

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
69			149	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Colts	7
66			87	Left	Right-arm medium-fast	Ragama	7
16	¹		1	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Nondescripts	2
36	⁴ '		92	Right	Right-arm off break	Nondescripts	3
23			307	Right	Right-arm off break	Bloomfield	7
14	⁵ '		67	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Tamil Union	4
27			441	Right	Right-arm medium	Sinhalese	7
21	³ '		13	Left	Right-arm medium	Sinhalese	4
34	⁵		0	Right	Right-arm off break	Nondescripts	1
92			165	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Colts	3
82			31	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Tamil Union	4
99			177	Right	Right-arm fast	Nondescripts	7
9	² '		52	Left	Right-arm leg break	Tamil Union	2
8	⁴		41	Left	-	Colts	2
1			98	Left	Right-arm medium-fast	Sinhalese	6
30	¹		24	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Sinhalese	0
6	³		23	right	Right-arm leg break	Sri Lanka Army	2
11			397	Left	Right-arm off break	Nondescripts	7
18			44	Right	Right-arm off break	Sinhalese	1
30	²		171	Left	-	Nondescripts	1

¹ On 7 February, Prasad was ruled out of the World Cup, after fracturing his hand in training. He was replaced by Dushmantha Chameera on 9 February.
² On 25 February, Jeevan Mendis was ruled out of the World Cup with a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Upul Tharanga.
³ On 5 March, Dimuth Karunathne was ruled out of the World Cup with an injury to his little finger. He was replaced by Seekkuge Prasanna.
⁴ On 10 March, Dinesh Chandimal was ruled out of the World Cup with a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Kusal Perera.
⁵ On 17 March, Rangana Herath was ruled out of the World Cup with an injury to his spinning finger. He was replaced by Tharindu Kaushal.

Group B

India

named their 15-man squad on 6 January 2015. Dhawal Kulkarni was picked as a standby injury cover for Bhuvneshwar Kumar, although he was not called up for the tournament. India used the same 11 players for every match except against the UAE, where Bhuvneshwar Kumar played instead of Mohammed Shami,
as a result, they used the fewest players of any team in the tournament.
Coach: Duncan Fletcher

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
7			254	Right	Right-arm medium	Jharkhand	8
18			150	Right	Right-arm medium	Delhi	8
99			88	Right	Right-arm off break	Tamil Nadu	8
84			9	Right	Right-arm medium	Karnataka	0
25			53	Left	Right-arm off break	Delhi	8
8			111	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Saurashtra	8
15			44	Right	Right-arm medium fast	Uttar Pradesh	1
20			13	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Gujarat	0
27			46	Right	Right-arm medium	Mumbai	8
3			207	Left	Right-arm off break	Uttar Pradesh	8
5			27	Right	Right-arm off break	Baroda	0
11			40	Right	Right-arm fast	Bengal	7
1	¹		76	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Delhi	0
6	¹		12	Right	Right-arm medium fast	Haryana	8
45			127	Right	Right-arm off break	Mumbai	8
19	Umesh Yadav	25 October 1987	74	Right	Right-arm fast	Vidarbha	8

¹ On 7 February, Ishant Sharma was ruled out of the World Cup, after failing to recover from a knee injury. He was replaced by Mohit Sharma.

Ireland

announced their 15-member squad on 5 January 2015. The squad was the same as for the Dubai Triangular Series 2014–15.
Coach: Phil Simmons

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
6			73	Left	Right-arm off break	Warwickshire	6
63			11	Right	Right-arm off break	Leinster	6
28			1	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Durham	0
83			54	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Leinster	4
50			42	Right	Left-arm orthodox	Somerset	6
24			45	Left	Right-arm medium	Sussex	6
35			3	Left	Right-arm off break	North West	3
10			54	Left	Right-arm medium	Leinster	6
34	¹		10	Left	Right-arm fast-medium	Middlesex	0
22			84	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Leinster	6
72			64	Left	-	Leicestershire	6
26	¹		9	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Leinster	3
1			51	Right	Right-arm off break	Middlesex	6
17			7	Left	Right-arm medium-fast	North West	2
14			52	Right	-	Surrey	6
44			6	Right	Right-arm medium	North West	0

¹ Max Sorensen replaced Tim Murtagh, who was originally selected before pulling out due to injury.

Pakistan

named their 15-man squad on 7 January 2015.
Coach: Waqar Younis

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
22			155	Right	Right-arm leg break	Khan Research Laboratories	7
10			391	Right	Right-arm leg break	Habib Bank Limited	7
91			4	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Habib Bank Limited	2
54			36	Right	-	Pakistan International Airlines	3
3			104	Right	-	Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited	7
90	¹		1	Right	Left-arm fast-medium	Khan Research Laboratories Baluchistan Warriors	5
8	² '		155	Right	Right-arm off break	Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited	0
76			40	Right	Left-arm fast	Khan Research Laboratories	5
77	²		45	Left	-	National Bank of Pakistan	3
83	¹ '		48	Right	Left-arm fast	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Fighters	0
14			5	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Sindh	7
75			261	Right	Right-arm medium & leg break	Habib Bank Limited	3
92			18	Right	Right-arm off break	Baluchistan Warriors	7
47			47	Right	Left-arm fast	Punjab Badshahs	7
86			1	Right	Right-arm leg break	Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Fighters	1
19			58	Right	Right-arm leg break	Habib Bank Limited	7
89			11	Left	Left-arm orthodox	Zarai Taraqiati Bank	6

¹ On 2 February, Junaid Khan pulled out of the World Cup with a hamstring injury. On 6 February, the ICC approved Rahat Ali as a replacement for Junaid Khan.
² On 8 February, Mohammad Hafeez was ruled out of the World Cup with a calf injury, and was replaced by Nasir Jamshed.

South Africa

named their squad on 7 January 2015.
Coach: Russell Domingo

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
17			179	Right	Right-arm medium	Titans	8
1			107	Right	Right-arm medium & off break	Cape Cobras	8
87			11	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Dolphins	4
28			21	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Titans	4
12			36	Left	-	Lions	8
18			67	Right	Right-arm leg break	Titans	7
21			134	Left	Right-arm off break	Cape Cobras	6
10			63	Left	Right-arm off break	Dolphins	8
65			91	Left	Right-arm fast	Titans	8
94			45	Left	Left-arm fast-medium	Warriors	1
69			14	Right	Slow left-arm orthodox	Lions	0
24			24	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Cape Cobras	4
27			14	Left	Right-arm off break	Knights	0
8			96	Right	Right-arm fast	Cape Cobras	8
99			30	Right	Right-arm leg break	Dolphins	8

United Arab Emirates

released their 15-man squad on 10 January 2015. On the same day, Mohammad Tauqir was named as captain, replacing Khurram Khan, making Tauqir the oldest World Cup captain. Khan was vice-captain for this tournament.
Coach: Aaqib Javed

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
2			5	Right	Right-arm off-break	-	6
11			10	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	-	6
			4	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Rufi Properties Calicut Zamorins	1
77			9	Left	Right-arm legbreak	United Bank Limited	6
50			7	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Thrissur Dynamites	6
8			1	Right	Right-arm off-break	Alubond Tigers	2
70			4	Right	-	Danube Lions	6
36			6	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Dunes Cuisine Kannur Veerans	5
15			3	Right	Left-arm fast-medium	NMC	4
47			2	Left	-	United Bank Limited	1
27			3	Right	Right-arm medium	Dunes Cuisine Kannur Veerans	6
80			3	Left	Right-arm slow	Danube Lions	4
87			6	Right	Right-arm medium	-	6
7			5	Right	-	Yogi Group	6
12			0	Right	Right-arm medium	Al Fara'a CC	1

West Indies

announced their 15-man squad on 11 January 2015. Both ex-captain Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard were not included in the squad,
having been dropped from the team before the South Africa series, Darren Sammy, who also missed that series, was included in the World Cup squad. Marlon Samuels was appointed vice-captain for the tournament.
Manager: Richie Richardson

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
98			26	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Barbados	7
7			167	Right	Right-arm off-break	Jamaica	7
62			31	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Barbados	3
13	² '		79	Left	Right-arm medium-fast	Trinidad and Tobago	2
78			5	Left	Right-arm medium	Barbados	5
25	²		30	Right	-	Windward Islands	2
19			2	Right	Left-arm fast-medium	Jamaica	0
45			263	Left	Right-arm off-break	Jamaica	6
33	¹		45	Right	Slow left-arm orthodox	Jamaica	1
74	¹ '		52	Left	Right-arm off-break	Trinidad and Tobago	0
80			120	Right	-	Trinidad and Tobago	7
24			64	Right	Right-arm fast	Barbados	3
12			43	Right	Right-arm fast	Jamaica	7
88			119	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Windward Islands	7
54			61	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Trinidad and Tobago	7
50			99	Right	Right-arm medium	Barbados	6
75			72	Right	Right-arm fast	Jamaica	7

¹ Narine withdrew from the squad on 27 January, citing confidence problems with his new bowling action. On 29 January, Nikita Miller was named as a replacement.
² Darren Bravo was ruled out with a hamstring injury on 27 February. He was replaced by Johnson Charles.

Zimbabwe

named their 15-man squad on 7 January 2015; they had previously named a 30-man provisional squad. Captain Elton Chigumbura did not play the last 2 games due to a muscle tear; Brendan Taylor captained the team for these matches.
Coach: Dav Whatmore

No.	Player	Date of Birth	ODIs	Batting	Bowling style	List A or Domestic team	CWC 15	Refs
47			169	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Mashonaland Eagles	4
1			161	Right	Right-arm off break	Mid West Rhinos	6
5			24	Right	Right-arm off break	Mashonaland Eagles	4
13			21	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Mountaineers	6
33			63	Right	Right-arm medium	Mashonaland Eagles	4
77			25	Left	Right-arm off break	Matabeleland Tuskers	6
98			11	Right	Right-arm leg break	Mid West Rhinos	3
3			144	Right	Right-arm medium	Mountaineers	6
45			112	Right	Right-arm off break	Mountaineers	1
25			5	Right	Right-arm medium-fast	Mid West Rhinos	5
53			35	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Matabeleland Tuskers	3
48			38	Right	Right-arm fast-medium	Mid West Rhinos	6
24			21	Right	Right-arm medium & off break	Mashonaland Eagles	6
52			160	Right	Right-arm off break	Mashonaland Eagles	0
14			69	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox	Matabeleland Tuskers	6

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