SPORT FIXING CASE RESULT WILL BE ANNOUNCE ON 6 JAN 2010

Monday, January 3, 2011

SPORT FIXING CASE RESULT WILL BE ANNOUNCE ON 6 JAN 2010

Accroding to icc the sport fixing case will be announce on 6 jan 2010 on QATAR.Icc has also call shahid afridi and waqar younis to join this case but due to pakistan current series in Newzeland they cant be join them but they will join icc on sport fixing case through telephonic communication.On an interview shahid says he will clear the icc what he saw on tour because icc know everything. Let's see what will happen on 06 jan 2010.

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ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011

Sunday, December 26, 2010

ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011

GROUPA: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya

GROUPB: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands

ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 Schedule:

• Saturday, 19 Feb, 14:30 – Bangladesh v India, Dhaka

• Sunday, 20 Feb, 9:30 – New Zealand v Kenya, Chennai

• Sunday, 20 Feb, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v Canada, Hambantota

• Monday, 21 Feb, 14:30 – Australia v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad

• Tuesday, 22 Feb, 14:30 – England v Netherlands, Nagpur

• Wednesday, 23 Feb, 14:30 – Pakistan v Kenya, Hambantota

• Thursday, 24 Feb, 14:30 – South Africa v West Indies, New Delhi

• Friday, 25 Feb, 14:30 – Australia v New Zealand, Nagpur

• Friday, 25 Feb, 9:30 – Bangladesh v Ireland, Dhaka

• Saturday, 26 Feb, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v Pakistan, Colombo

• Sunday, 27 Feb, 14:30 – India v England, Kolkata

• Monday, 28 Feb, 14:30 – West Indies v Netherlands, New Delhi

• Monday, 28 Feb, 9:30 – Zimbabwe v Canada, Nagpur

• Tuesday, 1 Mar, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v Kenya, Colombo

• Wednesday, 2 Mar, 14:30 – England v Ireland, Bangalore

• Thursday, 3 Mar, 9:30 – South Africa v Netherlands, Mohali

• Thursday, 3 Mar, 14:30 – Pakistan v Canada, Colombo

• Friday, 4 Mar, 9:30 – New Zealand v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad

• Friday, 4 Mar, 14:30 – Bangladesh v West Indies, Dhaka

• Saturday, 5 Mar, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v Australia, Colombo

• Sunday, 6 Mar, 14:30 – India v Ireland, Bangalore

• Sunday, 6 Mar, 9:30 – England v South Africa, Chennai

• Monday, 7 Mar, 14:30 – Kenya v Canada, New Delhi

• Tuesday, 8 Mar, 14:30 – Pakistan v New Zealand, Pallekele

• Wednesday, 9 Mar, 14:30 – India v Netherlands, New Delhi

• Thursday, 10 Mar, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, Pallekele

• Friday, 11 Mar, 9:30 – West Indies v Ireland, Mohali

• Friday, 11 Mar, 14:30 – Bangladesh v England, Chittagong

• Saturday, 12 Mar, 14:30 – India v South Africa, Nagpur

• Sunday, 13 Mar, 9:30 – New Zealand v Canada, Mumbai

• Sunday, 13 Mar, 14:30 – Australia v Kenya, Bangalore

• Monday, 14 Mar, 14:30 – Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Pallekele

• Monday, 14 Mar, 9:30 – Bangladesh v Netherlands, Chittagong

• Tuesday, 15 Mar, 14:30 – South Africa v Ireland, Kolkata

• Wednesday, 16 Mar, 14:30 – Australia v Canada, Bangalore

• Thursday, 17 Mar, 14:30 – England v West Indies, Chennai

• Friday, 18 Mar, 14:30 – Sri Lanka v New Zealand, Mumbai

• Friday, 18 Mar, 9:30 – Ireland v Netherlands, Kolkata

• Saturday, 19 Mar, 14:30 – Australia v Pakistan, Colombo

• Saturday, 19 Mar, 9:30 – Bangladesh v South Africa, Dhaka

• Sunday, 20 Mar, 9:30 – Zimbabwe v Kenya, Kolkata

• Sunday, 20 Mar, 14:30 – India v West Indies, Chennai

• Wednesday, 23 Mar, 14:30 – First quarter-final, Dhaka

• Thursday, 24 Mar, 14:30 – Second quarter-final, Colombo

• Friday, 25 Mar, 14:30 – Third quarter-final, Dhaka

• Saturday, 26 Mar, 14:30 – Fourth quarter-final, Ahmedabad

• Tuesday, 29 Mar – First semi-final, Colombo

• Wednesday, 30 Mar – Second semi-final, Mohali

• Saturday, 2 April – Final, Mumbai

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NEWZELAND WON THE FIRST T 20

NEWZELAND WON THE FIRST T 20

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