Cricket World Cup organisers are confident the tournament will go ahead, but have confirmed crowds will be limited.
Seven overseas teams are coming here for the event - due to start in early March. Tournament chief executive Andrea Nelson says they're 100 percent committed for the matches to proceed.

Cricket World Cup confident event will happen, with limits

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