2025 Over-50 World Cup – results and fixtures

The 2025 edition of the International Masters Cricket’s Over-50 World Cup was played in Colombo, Sri Lanka, from 9 to 23 February.

Pakistan Over-50 won the tournament. They beat Sri Lanka Over-50 in the final.

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Over-50 World Cup fixtures and results

Date	Over-50 World Cup fixture	Venue
9 February	England beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
9 February	New Zealand beat United Arab Emirates by seven wickets	Mercantile Cricket Association
9 February	Sri Lanka beat United States of America by six wickets	Colts Cricket Club
9 February	West Indies beat South Africa by 18 runs	S Thomas’ College
9 February	Pakistan beat Wales by three runs	Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
9 February	Australia beat India by three wickets	P Sara Oval
10 February	United States of America beat New Zealand by five wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
10 February	Sri Lanka beat Zimbabwe by eight wickets	Mercantile Cricket Association
10 February	United Arab Emirates beat Namibia by 79 runs	S Thomas’ College
10 February	Australia beat Pakistan by eight wickets	Nondescripts Cricket Club
10 February	India beat West Indies by six wickets	Colombo Cricket Club
10 February	Wales beat Canada by 52 runs	Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
12 February	England beat United States of America by nine wickets	S Thomas’ College
12 February	Namibia beat Zimbabwe by eight wickets	Colombo Cricket Club
12 February	Sri Lanka beat United Arab Emirates by 105 runs	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
12 February	Australia beat South Africa by four wickets	Burgher Recreation Club
12 February	Canada beat West Indies by three wickets	Mercantile Cricket Association
12 February	Wales beat India by five runs	Colts Cricket Club
13 February	England beat United Arab Emirates by eight wickets	DS Senanayake College
13 February	New Zealand beat Zimbabwe by five wickets	Colts Cricket Club
13 February	Sri Lanka beat Namibia by eight wickets	Burgher Recreation Club
13 February	South Africa beat Wales by three wickets	Mercantile Cricket Association
13 February	Pakistan beat West Indies by 147 runs	Sri Lanka Navy Sports Club
13 February	India beat Canada by eight wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
15 February	New Zealand beat Namibia by 164 runs	Sri Lanka Navy Sports Club
15 February	United States of America beat United Arab Emirates by nine wickets	Burgher Recreation Club
15 February	England beat Sri Lanka by nine wickets	Colts Cricket Club
15 February	India beat South Africa by 156 runs	DS Senanayake College
15 February	Pakistan beat Canada by 130 runs	Mercantile Cricket Association
15 February	Australia beat Wales by three wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
17 February	United States of America beat Namibia by nine wickets	Mercantile Cricket Association
17 February	United Arab Emirates beat Zimbabwe by 77 runs	Colts Cricket Club
17 February	England beat New Zealand by five wickets	St Thomas’ College
17 February	Pakistan beat South Africa by five wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
17 February	Australia beat Canada by seven wickets	Nondescripts Cricket Club
17 February	West Indies beat Wales by four wickets	Colombo Cricket Club
18 February	Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by eight wickets	Nondescripts Cricket Club
18 February	United States of America beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets	Burgher Recreation Club
18 February	England beat Namibia by 328 runs	Mercantile Cricket Association
18 February	Australia beat West Indies by 50 runs	Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
18 February	Pakistan beat India by one run	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
18 February	South Africa beat Canada by four wickets	Colombo Cricket Club
20 February	Semi-final: Sri Lanka beat Australia by 124 runs	R Premadasa Stadium
20 February	Semi-final: Pakistan beat England by nine runs	Nondescripts Cricket Club
20 February	Canada beat Namibia by 207 runs	Mercantile Cricket Association
20 February	South Africa beat United Arab Emirates by seven wickets	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
20 February	India beat New Zealand by 138 runs	FTZ Sports Complex
20 February	West Indies beat Zimbabwe by 10 wickets	Thurstan College
20 February	Wales beat United States of America by 10 wickets	Burgher Recreation Club
22 February	13th-place play-off: Zimbabwe beat Namibia by five wickets	Nondescripts Cricket Club
22 February	11th place-play-off: Canada beat United Arab Emirates by 15 runs	Mercantile Cricket Association
22 February	Ninth-place play-off: South Africa beat West Indies by 59 runs	Pujitha Uduwana Sports Academy
22 February	Seventh-place play-off: New Zealand beat United States of America by two wickets	FTZ Sports Complex
22 February	Fifth-place play-off: India beat Wales by 11 runs	Burgher Recreation Club
22 February	Third-place play-off: England beat Australia by eight wickets	Irrigation Grounds
23 February	Final: Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by six wickets	R Premadasa Stadium

Over-50 World Cup squads

This year’s tournament comprised 14 teams.

South Africa

1. Mario Solomons (captain)
2. Craig Lyons
3. Deon Kruis
4. Lefty Ngece
5. Tyron Henderson
6. Russell Krug
7. Yahya Jiwa
8. Con Purchase
9. Wayne Tharratt
10. Faldie Abderouf
11. Goolam Taliep
12. Munier Holliday
13. Dave Bakker
14. Wiaan Smit
15. Riaan van de Rheede
16. Andre Steyn

West Indies

1. Zamin Amin (captain)
2. Julian Boyce
3. Deonarine Deyal
4. Sudesh Dhaniram
5. Rajendra Dilraj
6. Harry Heeralall
7. Fareed Hosein
8. Stephen Howell
9. Ishwar Maharaj
10. Basil Persaud
11. Sudesh Persaud
12. Terrance Romain
13. Rajendra Sadeo
14. Anthony Sahadeo
15. Surendra Seeraj
16. Vejai Seonarine
17. Kamraj Sumair

Namibia

1. Dawie Hartzenberg (captain)
2. Deon Gouws
3. Julian Fennessy
4. Willem Janse van Rensburg
5. Leon Fleming
6. Jan-Louis Nortje
7. Ken Joseph
8. Petrie Theron
9. Alex Horn
10. Willie van Zyl
11. Dirkie Beukes
12. Isedor Titus
13. Piers L’Estrange
14. Willem Genis
15. Lam Coetzee

Pakistan

1. Junaid Nainitalwala (captain)
2. Mohsin Aftab Qarshi
3. Irfan Ali Khan
4. Shaikh Iqbal Ahmad
5. Muhammad Jawed
6. Rizwan Qureshi
7. Mohammad Azher Khan
8. Muhammad Jaffar Qureshi
9. Imtiaz Ahmad
10. Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan
11. Rehan Rauf
12. Muhammad Hafeez
13. Jamshed Ali
14. Asif Hamayun
15. Salman Khan
16. Muhammad Rauf Wain
17. Babar Butt

United Arab Emirates

1. Syed Rafiullah (captain)
2. Vijay Mehra
3. Khurram Khan
4. Biju Kumar
5. Rehan Ahmad Khan
6. Asad Risvi
7. Harikrishnan Sasidharan
8. Narayanan Krishnan
9. Ajith Weerakkody
10. Amjad Khan
11. Santhosh Thomas
12. Mohsin Pardesi
13. Previn Fernando
14. Syed Muhammad Shahabuddin
15. Tarson Flory

Zimbabwe

1. Brian Goodwin (captain)
2. Darshan Vaghmaria
3. Jason Oates
4. Nalaka Fernando
5. Marc Heymans
6. Richard Jarvis
7. Malcolm Jones
8. Stuart Kaschula
9. Emlyn Kuhn
10. Andre le Roux
11. Gavin Lindsay
12. Donald Mlambo
13. Craig Parsons
14. Mark Saunders
15. Timothy Trombas
16. Mark Warhurst
17. James Whyte

Wales

1. Iwan Rees
2. Steve Powell
3. Julian Ballinger
4. Kelvin Bartle
5. Ali Bukhari
6. Michael Cann
7. Mark Davies
8. Roy Emmott
9. Huw Evans
10. Tim Hemp
11. Simon Holliday
12. Malith Madurasinghe
13. Jon Toghill
14. Alan Webster
15. Simon Wood

England

1. David Snellgrove (captain)
2. Sean Cooper
3. Kshitij Desai
4. Giles Ecclestone
5. Martyn Gidley
6. Tuan Hadgie
7. Liam Hickey
8. Luke Jarvis
9. Charlie Knightley
10. Naseer Ahmed
11. Nick Phillips
12. Alex Richards
13. Marcus Sharp
14. Roy Smith
15. Richard Trotman
16. Jon Wileman
17. Zolfi Butt

United States of America

1. Sanjeewa Weerasinghe (captain)
2. Fazal Alam
3. Arun Tholudur
4. Gani Ganisshan
5. Himanshu Patadia
6. Jignesh Desai
7. Mohsin Khan
8. Monappa Mathanda Uthaiah
9. Naveen Peiris
10. Nirav Valia
11. Parak Ananta
12. Paresh Deshmukh
13. Raj Badadare
14. Sajith Fernando
15. Sanjya Pandya
16. Sujesh Pulikkal
17. Sushantha de Mel
18. Syed Shahanawaz

New Zealand

1. Adil Somani (captain)
2. Richard Petrie
3. Vishal Dube
4. Craig Foster
5. Robbie Frew
6. John Garry
7. Damian Grant
8. Ben Homan
9. Andrew Hore
10. Leigh Kelly
11. Simon Murphy
12. Colin Owens
13. Mason Robinson
14. Kelvin Scott
15. Darren Sears
16. Scott Warren

Australia

1. Tony Clark (captain)
2. Anthony Barranca
3. Steve Mace
4. Tony Daly
5. Chris Holding
6. Andrew Kratzmann
7. Ash Hardy
8. Andrew Sharpe
9. Damien Meek
10. Tony Calnon
11. Simon Waddington
12. Grant Dew
13. Glenn Giddings
14. Stephen Gollan
15. Craig Trindall
16. Phil Melville
17. James Morris

India

1. Pawan Malik (captain)
2. Abhijit Ganguly
3. Dinesh Kumar Sharma
4. Fakir Dungaria
5. Iqbal Khan
6. Rajagopalan Iyer
7. Mandar Phadke
8. Mayilswamy Murugan
9. Pravin Tambe
10. Ravinder Bhandari
11. Rodney Charles
12. Sandeep Panjabrao Shinde
13. Shekh Sadik
14. Sohail Masood
15. Sukumar Ramanujam
16. Velu Thangavelu Singara

Sri Lanka

1. Shane Fernando (captain)
2. Ruvin Peiris
3. Dilshan Amarasinghe
4. Punyakantha Abeygunasekera
5. Upul Chandana
6. Indika De Saram
7. Dillon Ferdinandesz
8. Rory Ingram
9. Russel Ingram
10. Saman Jayantha
11. Wendell Labrooy
12. Suwanji Madanayake
13. Carmen Mapatuna
14. Ravi Perera
15. Chaminda Rajapakse
16. Duminda Somaweera
17. Pujitha Uduwana
18. Daminda Wijesekera

Canada

1. Iqbal Mohammed
2. Dion Herft
3. Aarif Talati
4. Mathialagan Eswaralingham
5. Kiran Patil
6. Balasundaram Murali
7. Lincoln Mohamad
8. Kinsley Sebastrampillai
9. Nitin Singh
10. Rohit Roy
11. Rakesh Chauhan
12. Sahid Ahmed Hansrod
13. Uthayachelvan Thurairaja
14. Ahmed Panchbaya
15. Sidney Roberts
16. Imdad Ali
17. Davinder Singh Bajwa
18. Manoj de Silva
19. Venky Kulkarni
20. Noor Uddin
21. Kawaljeet Singh
22. Abhilash Patel
23. Vivek Puri

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