Brian Lara 400* against england

Brian Lara 400* at Antigua

He's done it. Brian Lara has reclaimed his world record 400* at antigua against england.

Shahid Afridi : Fastest ODI Hundred

Highlights of shahid's fastest ODI hundred, off 36 balls, in his debut match.100 runs in 36 Balls vs Srilanka in Nairobi , The ground was small but still its a record !

Shahid Afridi's Fastest Century

100 runs in 36 Balls vs Srilanka in Nairobi , The ground was small but still its a record !

Javed Miandad's Famous SIXER at Sharjah

Javed Miandad's Famous SIXER at Sharjah

when six runs were needed on the last ball and Javed Miandad hit the six.....

"Javed Miandad"Sharjah Cricket at 1986......

New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st Test Highlights,Day 5

New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st Test Highlights Day 5

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New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st Test Highlights,Day 5,2009

New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st Test Highlights

Day 5

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Day 5,2009 Dunedin

South Africa vs England 4th ODI match result

November 29, 2009

England Tour of South Africa 2009-10

South Africa vs England, 4th One Day International

St George"s Park, Port Elizabet

England 121 for 3 (Trott 52*) beat South Africa 119 (Petersen 51, Anderson 5-23) by seven wickets

James Anderson wrecked South Africa's top-order

At St George's Park this morning, however, their lack of balance in the absence of Jacques Kallis was ruthlessly exposed. Graeme Smith was very content to bat first after winning the toss once again, but Andrew Strauss admitted he had been tempted to bowl anyway, on a grassy pitch and under some appreciable cloud-cover. Sure enough, his seam bowlers, led by Anderson, made full use of the conditions.
De Villiers, South Africa's form batsman following his scintillating 121 at Newlands, betrayed his team's uncertainty with a sketchy innings that might have ended on 9 from 19 balls when he drove loosely at Broad but bisected the two men lurking in the covers. Instead, he was nailed lbw in Tim Bresnan's first over of the match, a full-length delivery that Hawkeye suggested would have taken out leg stump.

Jonathan Trott's second half-century guided England home

The only way South Africa were going to get back into the contest was by claiming quick wickets, but Strauss and Jonathan Trott repelled them with a 74-run stand for the first wicket.It was eventually left to the spinner Botha to make the breakthrough, as he cramped Strauss for room on the cut and pinned him lbw for 32, and Botha made it two in two overs when Kevin Pietersen ended a frantic mini-innings with a clip to midwicket, only moments after being badly dropped by Morkel at fine leg. Collingwood, for once, failed to make an impression as McLaren had him caught behind for 2, but Eoin Morgan joined Trott to guide England to the finish in an unbroken 38-run stand.

New Zealand v Pakistan 1st test score card

New Zealand v Pakistan

A match-winning performance from fast bowler Shane Bond propelled New Zealand to a tense 32-run win against Pakistan in the first Test in Dunedin.

Bond took 3-46 on the final day to add to his first-innings five-wicket haul.

Chasing 251 for victory, Pakistan were reduced to 24-3 before Mohammad Yousuf (41) and Umar Akmal (75) gave them hope, but the departure of Umar with 56 runs still needed ended the fightback.

Toss: Pakistan (Elected to Field)

Result: New Zealand won by 32 runs Man of the Match: Shane Bond

New Zealand Ist innings

Runs Balls Fours Sixes SR FoW
Tim McIntosh b Aamer 0 1 0 0 0.00 1-0 ( 0.1 ov. )
Martin Guptill c F Alam b Aamer 60 142 10 1 42.25 3-144 ( 48.4 ov. )
Daniel Flynn c K Akmal b Asif 8 14 2 0 57.14 2-27 ( 5.5 ov. )
Ross Taylor c I Farhat b Ajmal 94 174 13 1 54.02 4-192 ( 62.1 ov. )
Peter Fulton b Asif 29 73 3 0 39.73 5-210 ( 71.4 ov. )
Grant Elliott c K Akmal b Asif 8 33 0 0 24.24 6-211 ( 73.1 ov. )
B McCullum (wk) b Gul 78 154 12 0 50.65 7-375 ( 117.2 ov. )
Daniel Vettori (c) c K Akmal b Gul 99 133 14 0 74.44 8-402 ( 125.5 ov. )
Shane Bond c K Akmal b Asif 22 48 2 1 45.83 9-428 ( 130.3 ov. )
Iain O'Brien not out 13 17 2 0 76.47
Chris Martin lbw b Ajmal 0 5 0 0 0.00 10-429 ( 131.5 ov. )


Extras: ( 1 wd, 13 lb, 1 b, 3 nb, 0 p) Total: 429 / 10 in 131.5 overs (Run Rate: 3.25)


Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets NoBall Wide Eco
Mohammad Aamer 24.0 3 87 2 0 0 3.63
Mohammad Asif 34.0 6 108 4 0 0 3.18
Umar Gul 36.0 10 129 2 3 1 3.58
Saeed Ajmal 37.5 10 91 2 0 0 2.41




Pakistan Ist innings

Runs Balls Fours Sixes SR FoW
Khurram Manzoor b Martin 6 15 1 0 40.00 1-11 ( 3.6 ov. )
Imran Farhat lbw b Martin 22 48 3 0 45.83 2-43 ( 16.3 ov. )
Fawad Alam c B McCullum b Bond 29 66 4 0 43.94 4-79 ( 30.1 ov. )
Mohammad Yousuf (c) c and b Bond 17 48 3 0 35.42 3-74 ( 28.5 ov. )
Umar Akmal c P Fulton b Bond 129 160 21 2 80.63 7-293 ( 84.1 ov. )
Shoaib Malik b Bond 2 7 0 0 28.57 5-85 ( 32.2 ov. )
Kamran Akmal (wk) c R Taylor b Vettori 82 136 11 1 60.29 6-261 ( 75.1 ov. )
Mohammad Aamer c D Vettori b Bond 26 65 3 0 40.00 10-332 ( 96.5 ov. )
Umar Gul lbw b Vettori 6 11 1 0 54.55 8-302 ( 87.4 ov. )
Mohammad Asif c T McIntosh b Martin 10 21 2 0 47.62 9-320 ( 93.6 ov. )
Saeed Ajmal not out 1 6 0 0 16.67


Extras: ( 0 wd, 0 lb, 0 b, 2 nb, 0 p) Total: 332 / 10 in 96.5 overs (Run Rate: 3.43)


Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets NoBall Wide Eco
Shane Bond 27.5 4 107 5 0 0 3.84
Chris Martin 21.0 8 63 3 2 0 3.00
Iain O'Brien 21.0 3 98 0 0 0 4.67
Daniel Vettori (c) 27.0 7 64 2 0 0 2.37


New Zealand IInd innings

Runs Balls Fours Sixes SR FoW
Martin Guptill b Aamer 0 4 0 0 0.00 1-0 ( 0.4 ov. )
Tim McIntosh lbw b Asif 31 136 5 0 22.79 5-112 ( 45.3 ov. )
Daniel Flynn lbw b Aamer 0 4 0 0 0.00 2-0 ( 2.2 ov. )
Ross Taylor run out (K Manzoor) 59 83 7 1 71.08 3-87 ( 29.3 ov. )
Peter Fulton lbw b Gul 0 8 0 0 0.00 4-91 ( 31.5 ov. )
Grant Elliott c K Akmal b Gul 25 101 0 0 24.75 10-153 ( 66.6 ov. )
B McCullum (wk) c K Akmal b Asif 0 13 0 0 0.00 6-115 ( 49.5 ov. )
Daniel Vettori (c) c F Alam b Asif 8 7 2 0 114.29 7-123 ( 51.6 ov. )
Shane Bond b Asif 7 34 1 0 20.59 8-143 ( 61.3 ov. )
Iain O'Brien lbw b Gul 4 13 1 0 30.77 9-150 ( 64.6 ov. )
Chris Martin not out 1 2 0 0 50.00


Extras: ( 1 wd, 5 lb, 4 b, 3 nb, 5 p) Total: 153 / 10 in 67.0 overs (Run Rate: 2.28)


Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets NoBall Wide Eco
Mohammad Aamer 16.0 7 29 2 0 0 1.81
Mohammad Asif 20.0 6 43 4 1 1 2.15
Umar Gul 14.0 3 41 3 2 0 2.93
Saeed Ajmal 17.0 5 26 0 0 0 1.53


Pakistan IInd innings

Runs Balls Fours Sixes SR FoW
Khurram Manzoor c B McCullum b Bond 4 18 1 0 22.22 1-4 ( 4.6 ov. )
Imran Farhat c T McIntosh b Martin 1 17 0 0 5.88 2-6 ( 5.6 ov. )
Fawad Alam c P Fulton b Bond 5 18 0 0 27.78 3-24 ( 10.1 ov. )
Mohammad Yousuf (c) c B McCullum b Martin 41 70 7 1 58.57 4-95 ( 36.2 ov. )
Umar Akmal c and b Bond 75 174 5 1 43.10 6-195 ( 63.5 ov. )
Shoaib Malik c B McCullum b O'Brien 32 59 5 1 54.24 5-161 ( 54.2 ov. )
Kamran Akmal (wk) lbw b O'Brien 27 32 4 0 84.38 7-197 ( 64.4 ov. )
Mohammad Aamer c and b Vettori 15 36 1 0 41.67 10-218 ( 75.6 ov. )
Umar Gul c D Vettori b O'Brien 4 8 1 0 50.00 8-203 ( 66.6 ov. )
Mohammad Asif c R Taylor b Vettori 0 19 0 0 0.00 9-213 ( 73.3 ov. )
Saeed Ajmal not out 1 6 0 0 16.67


Extras: ( 2 wd, 1 lb, 9 b, 1 nb, 0 p) Total: 218 / 10 in 76.0 overs (Run Rate: 2.87)


Bowler Overs Maidens Runs Wickets NoBall Wide Eco
Shane Bond 21.0 5 47 3 0 0 2.24
Chris Martin 16.0 4 44 2 1 0 2.75
Iain O'Brien 23.0 3 63 3 0 2 2.74
Daniel Vettori (c) 14.0 1 51 2 0 0 3.64
Grant Elliott 2.0 0 3 0 0 0 1.50

Result: New Zealand won by 32 runs Man of the Match: Shane Bond

Sri Lanka vs India 2nd Test Highlights Day 3 2009

Sreesanth: Its really really nice to be back. It feels good. I'm really thankful to the almighty, my family, my team. Hopefully, I'll get to the 140-145 (kph) mark soon and continue the way I'm bowling. I would like to thank Warwickshire for the opportunity to let me play. There is always room for improvement, I'll keep on learning.

India vs.Sri Lanka 2nd test,day 5 2009

India vs.Sri Lanka


Match scheduled:

Last updated: 28-11-2009 from 04:00 until 12:00

02-11-2009 on 15:42

India v Sri Lanka at Kanpur, 2nd Test - day 5

India pretty much dominated throughout the test. Batting first, India's top three scored big hundreds as India posted a massive 642. Sreesanth was the wrecker-in-chief yesterday, picking up 5 wickets to give India a mammoth lead. Following-on, SL started terribly losing their first four batsmen in one session. Samaraweera and Mendis delayed the inevitable with a 73-run dogged stand for the 9th wicket. As far as Sri Lanka are concerned, their first win on Indian soil still remains elusive and they need to pull up their socks before the final test. Hang around for the presentation...

This is India's 3rd biggest win in Test cricket and also the 100th Test win

Sreesanth is the Man of the Match for his spell of 5/75 in the first innings.

Australia vs West Indies 1st test 2009

Australia vs West Indies


Match scheduled:

Last updated: 28-11-2009 from 00:00 until 08:00

16-11-2009 on 16:16

Australia v West Indies at Brisbane, 1st Test - day 3

It was a superb day for Australia who first added close to 160 runs and then came back to pick up 5 wickets. North went on to complete his half century and then Hauritz got his first test fifty later. The Windies flattered to deceive as they lost 4 wickets within 14 runs after putting on 49 runs for the first wicket. Dowlin and Ramdin ended the day with a brave fight but they have a mountain to climb when they come out to bat tomorrow. We will be back with the action from Day 3. Till then, enjoy the cricket from the other hemisphere!

Day 2: Stumps - West Indies trail by 346 runs

WI 134/5 (39.0 Ovs)

Denesh Ramdin *

22(23)

Travis Dowlin

40(82)

Aus 480/8 decl

Mitchell Johnson *

12-3-45-2

Nathan Hauritz

4-2-11-0

CRR 3.44

Partnership 38(58)

• Last Wkt - B Nash 18(42)
  • 29.2 Watson to Nash, out Caught by Haddin!! Short and outside the off stump, Nash goes for the upper cut, gets a thick outside edge, Haddin jumps up to take a good high catch, half the side back in the hut now. Nash c Haddin b Watson 18(42) <4s-2>

( Wickets | Dropped Catches )

Last 4 Overs

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15

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4s

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New Zealand vs.Pakistan 1st test dunedin,2009

New Zealand vs.Pakistan


Match scheduled:

Last updated: 27-11-2009 from 22:00 until 06:00

02-11-2009 on 16:01

New Zealand v Pakistan at Dunedin, 1st Test - day 4

That's Stumps. An intriguing day's play here at Dunedin. New Zealand started the day by wrapping up the Pakistani innings quickly, with Bond announcing his return to test cricket with a five-wicket haul. They started the second innings disastrously by losing 2 quick wickets with no runs on the board. Again it was Taylor who bailed them out with a patient half century. Once he was run-out, they lost the plot completely and couldn't find any answer to a tremendous spell of fast bowling by Aamer and Asif, who got the ball to reverse both ways. They are now struggling at 147/8 with an overall lead of 244. This match is evenly poised and if the weather holds up we could see another exciting day's cricket tomorrow. Play will resume tomorrow half an hour early at 22:30 GMT. Do join us tomorrow. Until then it's good bye from all of us here.

South Africa v England 3rd ODI 2009

South Africa vs.England

Match scheduled:

Last updated:27-11-2009 from 12:30 until 20:30

27-11-2009 on 17:28

South Africa v England at Cape Town, 3rd ODI

Both sides made two changes to the lineups at Centurion on Sunday. The Proteas brought in seamers Wayne Parnell and Morne Morkel for Albie Morkel and Charl Langeveldt, while England replaced Adil Rashid and Saj Mahmood with Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad.

England lead the series 1-0, with three matches to play. The first match at the Wanderers was rained off.

South Africa: Graeme Smith (captain), Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, JP Duminy, Alviro Petersen, Mark Boucher, Ryan McLaren, Wayne Parnell, Roelof van der Merwe, Albie Morkel, Dale Steyn.

England: Andrew Strauss (captain), Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Paul Collingwood, Eoin Morgan, Matthew Prior, Luke Wright, Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, Tim Bresnan, James Anderson.

New Zealand vs Pakistan 1st test news 2009

New Zealand 404 for 8 (Vettori 99, McCullum 78, Gul 2-115) v Pakistan



Daniel Vettori became the most prolific No. 8 in the world

Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum punished Pakistan on a day on which only 36 overs of play were possible due to rain and bad light in Dunedin. When Vettori bunted Saeed Ajmal for a single minutes into the second session, he beat Shane Warne as the highest run-getter at No. 8. While Warne's 2005 runs came at an average of 19.09 in 91 Tests, Vettori got there in less than half the number of matches with an average of 43.86. Vettori, however, missed becoming the first No. 8 to score back-to-back Tests hundreds by one run.

Once Aamer and Asif were played out, with 41 runs added in 10 overs and both batsmen through to their fifties, it became more about accumulation against Saeed Ajmal and Gul. Vettori was involved in a seventh-wicket 100-run partnership for the sixth time but, just when it seemed the duo was close to inflicting irreversible damage, Gul produced - out of nowhere - a yorker in the last over before lunch to send McCullum back.

After the break, though, persistent rain sent the players in and they returned with hands in pockets deep into the final session. In the 4.5 overs possible before bad light ended play for good, Vettori drove nicely through covers, was again dropped at first slip, before missing out on a century. On 99, Vettori looked to cut a full delivery from Gul, and an edge finally went to hand, making sure Gul remained the only centurion in the match. The catcher in this case, Kamran Akmal, was the record-holder along with Vettori for most centuries for a No. 8, three.

South Africa vs England - 3rd ODI news 2009

South Africa vs England - 3rd ODI at Cape Town





Match Details ODI (max. 50 overs) at Cape Town, Nov 27, 2009
Series ENG in South Africa

Match Venue Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa

Match Scheduled to begin at -27 Nov, 2009 18:00 IST, Current Time Nov 25, 2009 15:21 IST

RSA Squad

Graeme Smith(c), Hashim Amla, Johan Botha, Mark Boucher(wk), AB De Villiers, Jean-Paul Duminy, Jacques Kallis, Charl Langeveldt, Ryan Mclaren, Albie Morkel, Wayne Parnell, Dale Steyn, Roelof Van Der Merwe, Alviro Petersen, Lonwabo Tsotsobe

ENG Squad

Andrew Strauss(c), James Anderson, Tim Bresnan, Stuart Broad, Paul Collingwood, Alastair Cook, Joe Denly, Eoin Morgan, Graham Onions, Kevin Pietersen, Matthew Prior(wk), Adil Rashid, Graeme Swann, Jonathan Trott, Luke Wright

Live Cricket Score of South Africa vs England, 3rd ODI at Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa, Nov 27, 2009 ENG in South Africa : CMDN

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Sri Lanka vs india 2nd test-2nd day

Sri Lanka trail India by 576 runs

INDIA, Kanpur : Indian cricketer Rahul Dravid (L) celebrates scoring his century on the second day of the second Test match against Sri Lanka at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on November 25, 2009



India were on top with a huge first innings lead of 576 runs at the end of the second day's play against Sri Lanka in the second cricket Test at the Green Park Stadium here Wednesday.

Australia vs West Indies watch 1st Test Match Brisbane 2009

26 Nov 2009

Australia vs West Indies

1st Test Match, Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane

Live action starts from: 00:00 GMT (05:30 IST)

Australian opener Simon Katich has said that a debate may rage over the long-term future of Shane Watson as a Test opener, but the all rounder is the best of the current lot.

Australia

• Ben Hilfenhaus
• Brad Haddin (wk)
• Doug Bollinger
• Marcus North
• Michael Clarke
• Michael Hussey
• Mitchell Johnson
• Nathan Hauritz
• Peter Siddle
• Ricky Ponting (c)
• Shane Watson

West Indies fast bowler Jerome Taylor has said that the current Australian team is beatable.

West Indies

• Adrian Barath
• Brendan Nash
• Chris Gayle (c)
• Darren Sammy
• Denesh Ramdin (wk)
• Dwayne Bravo
• Gavin Tonge
• Jerome Taylor
• Kemar Roach
• Narsingh Deonarine
• Ramnaresh Sarwan
• Ravi Rampaul
• S Chanderpaul
• Sulieman Benn
• Travis Dowlin
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pakistan vs new zealand 1st test-day-1

pakistan vs new zealand 1st test-day-1

Watch highlights: Pakistan vs New Zealand – the 1st Test Day 1 played in University Oval, Dunedin on November 24, 2009.

FIXTURE FOR "ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011"

FIXTURE AND SCHEDULE FOR "ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011"

Group Division:

Group A:

Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.

Group B

India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands.

FIXTURE AND SCHEDULE :-

Sat Feb 19	1st match - India v Bangladesh Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Sun Feb 20	3rd match - Sri Lanka v Canada (Hambantota) Venue TBC	N/A
Sun Feb 20	2nd match - Kenya v New Zealand MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, chennai	N/A
Mon Feb 21	4th match - Australia v Zimbabwe Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad	N/A
Tue Feb 22	5th match - England v Netherlands Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	N/A
Wed Feb 23	6th match - Kenya v Pakistan (Hambantota) Venue TBC	N/A
Thu Feb 24	7th match - South Africa v West Indies Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	N/A
Fri Feb 25	9th match - Bangladesh v Ireland Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Fri Feb 25	8th match - Australia v New Zealand Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	N/A
Sat Feb 26	10th match - Pakistan v Sri Lanka R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Sun Feb 27	11th match - India v England Eden Gardens, Kolkata	N/A
Mon Feb 28	12th match - Netherlands v West Indies Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	N/A
Mon Feb 28	13th match - Canada v Zimbabwe Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	N/A
Tue Mar 1	14th match - Kenya v Sri Lanka R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Wed Mar 2	15th match - England v Ireland M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	N/A
Thu Mar 3	17th match - Canada v Pakistan R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Thu Mar 3	16th match - Netherlands v South Africa Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh	N/A
Fri Mar 4	19th match - Bangladesh v West Indies Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Fri Mar 4	18th match - New Zealand v Zimbabwe Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad	N/A
Sat Mar 5	20th match - Australia v Sri Lanka R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Sun Mar 6	21st match - India v Ireland M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	N/A
Sun Mar 6	22nd match - England v South Africa MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai	N/A
Mon Mar 7	23rd match - Canada v Kenya Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	N/A
Tue Mar 8	24th match - New Zealand v Pakistan (Pallekele) Venue TBC	N/A
Wed Mar 9	25th match - India v Netherlands Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	N/A
Thu Mar 10	26th match - Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe (Pallekele) Venue TBC	N/A
Fri Mar 11	28th match - Bangladesh v England Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong	N/A
Fri Mar 11	27th match - Ireland v West Indies Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh	N/A
Sat Mar 12	29th match - India v South Africa Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	N/A
Sun Mar 13	30th match - Canada v New Zealand Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	N/A
Sun Mar 13	31st match - Australia v Kenya M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	N/A
Mon Mar 14	33rd match - Bangladesh v Netherlands Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong	N/A
Mon Mar 14	32nd match - Pakistan v Zimbabwe (Pallekele) Venue TBC	N/A
Tue Mar 15	34th match - Ireland v South Africa Eden Gardens, Kolkata	N/A
Wed Mar 16	35th match - Australia v Canada M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	N/A
Thu Mar 17	36th match - England v West Indies MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai	N/A
Fri Mar 18	37th match - New Zealand v Sri Lanka Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	N/A
Fri Mar 18	38th match - Ireland v Netherlands Eden Gardens, Kolkata	N/A
Sat Mar 19	40th match - Bangladesh v South Africa Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Sat Mar 19	39th match - Australia v Pakistan R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Sun Mar 20	41st match - Kenya v Zimbabwe Eden Gardens, Kolkata	N/A
Sun Mar 20	42nd match - India v West Indies MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai	N/A
Wed Mar 23	Quarter Final - TBC v TBC Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Thu Mar 24	Quarter Final - TBC v TBC R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Fri Mar 25	Quarter Final - TBC v TBC Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	N/A
Sat Mar 26	Quarter Final - TBC v TBC Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad	N/A
Tue Mar 29	Semi Final - TBC v TBC R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	N/A
Wed Mar 30	Semi Final - TBC v TBC Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh	N/A
Sat Apr 2	Final - TBC v TBC Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	N/A