After an enthralling period of pool play, the Cricket World Cup heads into the knock-out phases this week.
The quarter-finalists were finally determined yesterday after the West Indies beat the UAE and Pakistan ended Ireland's hopes.
The eight teams to make it through are New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and the West Indies.
South Africa take on Sri Lanka in the first match in Sydney on Wednesday, while New Zealand will play the last of the quarter-final games against the West Indies in Wellington on Saturday.
Here are the match-ups to look forward to in the coming days:
Wednesday, 18 March:
South Africa vs Sri Lanka, SCG, 4.30pm
Thursday, 19 March:
India vs Bangladesh, MCG, 4.30pm
Friday, 20 March:
Australia vs Pakistan, Adelaide Oval, 4.30pm
Saturday, 21 March:
New Zealand vs West Indies, Westpac Stadium, 2.00pm
The Black Caps' form suggests they'll be too strong for the West Indies, although stranger things have happened.
If they do win that game, however, Brendon McCullum's men will face the winner of the South Africa v Sri Lanka match at Eden Park on Tuesday, March 24.
The winners of the other two games will face each other on Thursday, March 26 at the SCG.
The final will be played at the MCG on Sunday, March 29.
