India cricket schedule 2011

India cricket schedule 2011.
Month	Tours/tournaments/matches	Fixtures
January	India tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 2 T20	Ind in SA 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
April	Indian Premier League 2011 (not international)	IPL 2011
May-June	India tour of West Indies, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 1 T20	Ind in WI 2011
July-Aug-Sept	India tour of England, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 1 T20	Ind in Eng 2011
October	England tour of India, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Eng in Ind 2011
November	West Indies tour of India, 3 tests, 3-5 ODIs	WI in Ind 2011
December	India tour of Australia, 4 tests, 5 ODIs, 1 T20	Ind in Aus 2011

World Cup Opening Match: India vs Bangladesh Match Highlights

India vs Bangladesh, ODI at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Bangladesh, Sat 19 Feb 02:00 PM IST

Toss : Bangladesh won the toss & elected to field

India won by 87 runs 

Man of the match: Virender Sehwag

1^st Innings IND: 370/4 (50) RR: 7.40 

Fall of Wickets: 1-69 (Sachin Tendulkar, 10.5 Over) 2-152 (Gautam Gambhir, 23.2 Over) 3-355 (Virender Sehwag, 47.3 Over) 4-370 (Yusuf Pathan, 50 Over)

 

2^nd Innings BAN: 283/9 (50) RR: 5.66 

Fall of Wickets: 1-56 (Imrul Kayes, 6.5 Over) 2-129 (Zunaed Siddique, 23.1 Over) 3-188 (Tamim Iqbal, 32.1 Over) 4-234 (Shakib Al Hasan, 39.4 Over) 5-248 (Mushfiqur Rahim, 42.3 Over) 6-261 (Mahmudullah, 44.3 Over) 7-275 (Naeem Islam, 46.3 Over) 8-279 (Abdur Razzak, 48 Over) 9-280 (Shafiul Islam, 48.3 Over)

 

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Cricket Updates: World Cup venue guide

Guide to the venues for the 2011 World Cup which takes place in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh from February 19-April 2:

• EDEN GARDENS (Kolkata, India)

Capacity: 80,000 ( February 27 game between India and England has been moved to another venue )

• FEROZ SHAH KOTLA (New Delhi, India)

Capacity: 48,000 ( India leg-spinner Anil Kumble famously took his 10 Test wickets in an innings on this ground in 1999 against Pakistan )

• WANKHEDE STADIUM (Mumbai, India)

Capacity: 45,000 ( Host of the final Match of Icc cricket world cup 2011 on April 2 )

• M. A. CHIDAMBARAM STADIUM (Chennai, India)

Capacity: 50,000 ( The historic ground, better known as the Chepauk, has been rebuilt for the World Cup )

• PUNJAB CRICKET ASSOCIATION STADIUM (Mohali, India)

Capacity: 30,000 ( It was the venue for the thrilling 1996 World Cup semi-final in 1996 when Australia beat the West Indies by five runs )

• VIDARBHA CRICKET ASSOCIATION STADIUM (Nagpur, India)

Capacity: 45,000 ( A very comfortable cricket venue )

• SARDAR PATEL STADIUM (Ahmedabad, India)

Capacity: 54,000 ( It was renovated ahead of the Champions Trophy in 2006 )

• CHINNASWAMY STADIUM (Bangalore, India)

Capacity: 50,000 ( The venue has also hosted World Cup matches in 1987 and 1996 )

• PREMADASA STADIUM (Colombo, Sri Lanka)

Capacity: 35,000 ( The Premadasa is the only ground in Colombo with floodlights )

• PALLEKELE CRICKET STADIUM (Kandy, Sri Lanka)

Capacity: 35,000 ( Although it is a new facility put in place especially for the World Cup )

• MAHNIDA RAJAPAKSA INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM (Hambantota, Sri Lanka)

Capacity: 35,000 ( Another new stadium on Sri Lanka's southern tip )

• ZAHUR AHMED CHOWDHURY STADIUM (Chittagong, Bangladesh)

Capacity: 25,000 ( The last ODI in December last year saw the hosts beat Zimbabwe comfortably by six wickets while chasing a modest target of 189 runs )

• SHER-E-BANGLA CRICKET STADIUM (Dhaka, Bangladesh)

Capacity: 25,000 ( The venue will host six World Cup matches, including two quarterfinals )

The 10th ICC cricket World Cup 2011 will be held in the sub-continent (India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh) from February 19. 

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Announced World Cup Squad

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has announced their World Cup squad for icc cricket wold cup 2011. Daniel Vettori will be captain of New Zealand Team.

Squad: Daniel Vettori (captain), James Franklin, Nathan McCullum, Tim Southee, Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum, Jamie How, Jacob Oram, Hamish Bennett, Kyle Mills, Jesse Ryder, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, Luke Woodcock, Kane Williamson.

Selector Mark Greatbatch said: “The squad has an experienced core with James Franklin, Brendon McCullum, Jacob Oram, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor and Daniel Vettori all taking part in the 2007 World Cup. 

Warm up matches:12 February 2011 v Ireland, Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
16 February 2011 v India, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai
New Zealand Cricket Schedule - Group A of Icc Cricket Wold Cup 2011 matches20 February 2011 v Kenya, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai
25 February 2011 v Australia, Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
4 March 2011 v Zimbabwe, Sardar Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad
8 March 2011 v Pakistan, Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy
13 March 2011 v Canada, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
18 March 2011 v Sri Lanka, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: Probable semi-finalists | Watch Live Cricket Match |

With the 2011 World Cup around the corner, speculation on the probable champions has started to rise. Australia has dominated the competition for a long time winning the Cup 3 consecutive times, in 1999, 2003 and 2007. This time, however, many fear that the 4-time World Cup winners will face a much stiffer challenge to reclaim the title.

An interesting fact to notice is that in all their previous three wins, Australia has faced the three Asian giants in the final. 1999 was the year when Wasim Akram’s Pakistan failed miserably after scoring just 132 runs in the final. The 2003 final saw Indian bowlers being smashed to all parts of the ground in South Africa. In 2007, Sri Lanka were hoping to replicate their 1996 World Cup win but failed.

Another stat regarding Asian teams in the tournament is that in the previous 5 ICC World Cups, there has been an Asian team in the Final. In 1992, Pakistan won their only ODI World Cup under the influential captaincy of Imran Khan. In the following 1996 competition, Sri Lanka beat Australia in the final at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Pakistan.

Considering the fact that the 2011 World Cup is being played in Asia, the three mighty Asian teams have a good chance of winning the tournament. The list of for probable semi-finalists, however, is easily topped by India.

1. India: One of the greatest batsmen of all time, Sir Viv Richards, has labelled India as the favourites for the 2011 tournament. Under the captaincy of MS Dhoni, India has developed a formidable team which will be difficult to beat on home soil. A batting line up which includes the little master Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Yousaf Pathan, Dhoni and the inform Virat Kohli, can demolish any bowling attack. Perhaps the only worry the Indian camp has is the lack of pace in their bowling attack which is held together by only Zaheer Khan.

2. Australia: Australia might not be as strong a team as they were a couple of years back, nonetheless, it is still hard to rule out a team which has made it to the final in the previous four attempts. The Kangaroos have managed to reach the final of the World Cup 6 times in the 9 tournaments held so far. As a Captain, Ricky Ponting has a remarkable 100% record in the competition. Australia have won all 22 matches played under his leadership. Their experience in the tournament is bound to come in handy even with this less high profile team.

3. Sri Lanka: This will be spin-wizard Muttiah Muralitharan’s final World Cup outing and he will surely be looking to end his illustrious ODI career on a high. On World Cup pitches, which are expected to support spin bowling, Murali’s magic can single-handedly win games for Sri Lanka. He will be supported by the Lasith Malinga in the bowling department, who will be looking to exploit batsmen with his reverse swing. The batting will be anchored by Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene and players like Tillakaratne Dilshan will look to impose themselves on the opposition.

4. Pakistan: Most people will be surprised to see this name in the list as Pakistan has failed to secure an ODI series win since 2008. However, given the fact that the World Cup will be played in conditions similar to Pakistan, this unpredictable team has the ability to cause an upset. With players like captain Shahid Afridi, Abdul Razzaq and Shoaib Akhtar, who can win matches single-handedly, Pakistan can go on to win their second World Cup title.

West Indies announces its preliminary squad for 2011 World Cup

West Indies announces its preliminary squad for 2011 World Cup

Six uncapped Caribbean cricketers have been offered the opportunity to prove their worth ahead of February’s World Cup event after being named in West Indies’ 30-man preliminary squad for the esteemed tournament announced on Tuesday. The uncapped names include two batsmen, Kirk Edwards and Jonathan Carter, fast bowler Jason Holder and two leg-spinners Anthony Martin and Devendra Bishoo.

The West Indies Cricket Board has not yet announced the captain for the 2011 ICC World Cup which would be jointly hosted by three subcontinent nations, India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Former West Indies skipper Ramnaresh Sarwan and the wicketkeeper batsman Denesh Ramdin, who were dropped from the recently concluded tour of Sri Lanka have also been recalled to the squad. The squad would be reduced to 15 names by the 19^th of next month.

Fast bowlers Jerome Taylor and Fidel Edwards, who have just returned to the game after recovering from enduring injuries failed to get a spot in the preliminary squad. The only centrally contracted player  left out of the mix is the 33-year-old Australia born Brendan Nash.

The West Indies cricket team, are going through the rough run these days, they won the 1975 and 1979 World Cup's and were the runners up during the 1983 Cricket World Cup which was held in England.

The holders of two World Cup titles have been Placed in Group B which also includes England, India, Bangladesh, South Africa, Netherlands and Ireland. The team will play two warm-up matches against Kenya and Sri Lanka before formally begining their World Cup campaign in Delhi on the 25^th of February and will conclude their pool games against India on March 20th in Chennai.

The squad would be trimmed to 15 men by the 19^th of January. The boards were required by the ICC to submit their preliminary squads by the 19^th of December but the deadline was extended to the 5^th of next month on request of some participating boards.

West Indies Preliminary World Cup Squad: Adrian Barath, Lionel Baker, Carlton Baugh Jr, Dave Bernard Jr, Sulieman Benn, Tino Best, Devendra Bishoo, Jonathan Carter, Darren Bravo, Dwayne Bravo, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Chris Gayle, Kirk Edwards, Ryan Hinds, Jason Holder, Anthony Martin, Nikita Miller, Nelon Pascal, Kieron Pollard, Kieran Powell, Kemar Roach, Denesh Ramdin, Darren Sammy, Ravi Rampaul, Andre Russell, Devon Smith, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Devon Thomas, Shane Shillingford and Gavin Tonge.

West Indies World Cup Schedule

February 24:    West Indies vs. South Africa in New Delhi

February 28:    West Indies vs. Netherlands in New Delhi

March 4:          West Indies vs. Bangladesh in Dhaka

March 11:        West Indies vs. Ireland in Mohali

March 17:        West Indies vs. England in Chennai

March 20:        West Indies vs. India in Chennai

Bangladesh cricket schedule 2011

Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
April-May	Australia tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	Aus in Bdesh 2011
July-Aug	Bangladesh tour of Zimbabwe, 2 tests, 5 ODIs	Bdesh in Zim 2011
October	West Indies tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	WI in Bdesh 2011
December	Pakistan tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	Pak in Bdesh 2011

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West Indies cricket schedule 2011

West Indies cricket schedule 2011.
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
May-June	India tour of West Indies, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 1 T20	Ind in WI 2011
June-July	Pakistan tour of West Indies, 2 tests, 5 ODIs	Pak in WI 2011
October	West Indies tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	WI in Bdesh 2011
November	West Indies tour of India, 3 tests, 3-5 ODIs	WI in Ind 2011

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New Zealand cricket schedule 2011

New Zealand cricket schedule 2011.
January	Pakistan tour of New Zealand, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Pak in NZ 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
November	New Zealand tour of Australia, 2 tests	NZ in Aus 2011
December	New Zealand tour of Zimbabwe (unconfirmed)	NZ in Zim 2011

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South Africa cricket schedule 2011.

South Africa cricket schedule 2011.
January	India tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 2 T20	Ind in SA 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
Sept-Oct	Australia tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Aus in SA 2011
December	Sri Lanka tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	SL in SA 2011

Sri Lanka cricket schedule 2011

Sri Lanka cricket schedule 2011.
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
May-June	Sri Lanka of England, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	SL in Eng 2011
Aug-Sept	Australia tour of Sri Lanka, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Aus in SL 2011
Oct-Nov	Sri Lanka tour of Pakistan, 3 tests (unconfirmed)	SL in Pak 2011
December	Sri Lanka tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	SL in SA 2011

Pakistan cricket schedule 2011.

Pakistan cricket schedule 2011.
January	Pakistan tour of New Zealand, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Pak in NZ 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
June-July	Pakistan tour of West Indies, 2 tests, 5 ODIs	Pak in WI 2011
September	Pakistan tour Zimbabwe, 3-5 ODIs (unconfirmed)	Pak in Zim 2011
Oct-Nov	Sri Lanka tour of Pakistan, 3 tests (unconfirmed)	SL in Pak 2011
December	Pakistan tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	Pak in Bdesh 2011

Australia cricket schedule 2011

Australia cricket schedule 2011.
January	England tour of Australia, 7 ODIs, 2 T20s	Eng in Aus 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
April-May	Australia tour of Bangladesh, 2 tests, 3 ODIs	Aus in Bdesh 2011
June	Australia tour Zimbabwe, 3-5 ODIs (unconfirmed)	Aus in Zim 2011
August-Sept	Australia tour of Sri Lanka, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Aus in SL 2011
Sept-Oct	Australia tour of South Africa, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Aus in SA 2011
November	New Zealand tour of Australia, 2 tests	NZ in Aus 2011
December	India tour of Australia, 4 tests, 5 ODIs, 1 T20	Ind in Aus 2011

England cricket schedule 2011.

England cricket schedule 2011.
January	England tour of Australia, 7 ODIs, 2 T20s	Eng in Aus 2011
Feb-March	Cricket world cup 2011 in Asia, ODI tournament	World Cup 2011
May-June	Sri Lanka tour of England, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	SL in Eng 2011
July-Aug-Sept	India tour of England, 3 tests, 5 ODI, 1 T20	Ind in Eng 2011
October	England tour of India, 3 tests, 5 ODIs	Eng in Ind 2011