IND vs PAK, Group D: India 141 for 9 (20.0 overs), Uthappa – 50(39), Asif – 4/18
Pakistan 141 for 7 (20.0 overs), Misbah-ul-Haq – 53(35), Pathan – 2/20
Bowl Out (IND 3,PAK 0)
Indian Innings part 1
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IND vs PAK, Group D: India 141 for 9 (20.0 overs), Uthappa – 50(39), Asif – 4/18
Pakistan 141 for 7 (20.0 overs), Misbah-ul-Haq – 53(35), Pathan – 2/20
Bowl Out (IND 3,PAK 0)
Indian Innings part 1
2nd Semi Final: Australia v India at Durban – Sep 22, 2007
India won by 15 runs
India 188/5 (20/20 ov); Australia 173/7 (20/20 ov)
India – Yuvraj – 70(38), Dhoni – 36(21), Johnson – 2/31
Australia – Hayden – 62(61), Symmonds – 43(37), Sreesanth – 2/12, Joginder Sharma – 2/37
Indian Batting Part 1
Groups:
Group A – India, Bangladesh, Ireland
Group B – Pakistan, England, Netherlands
Group C – Australia, Sri Lanka, West Indies
Group D – New Zealand, South Africa, Scotland
Group E – A1: India, B2: England, C1: West Indies, D2: South Africa
Group F - B1: Pakistan, A2: Ireland, C2: Sri Lanka, D1: New Zealand
| ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Schedule | |
| Fri 5
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
1st Match, Group B – England v Netherlands
Lord’s, London |
| Sat 6
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
2nd Match, Group D – New Zealand v Scotland
Kennington Oval, London |
| Sat 6
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
3rd Match, Group C – Australia v West Indies
Kennington Oval, London |
| Sat 6
18:00 local, 17:00 GMT, 22:30 IST |
4th Match, Group A – Bangladesh v India
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Sun 7
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
5th Match, Group D – Scotland v South Africa
Kennington Oval, London |
| Sun 7
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
6th Match, Group B – England v Pakistan
Kennington Oval, London |
| Mon 8
13:30 local, 12:30 GM, 18:00 IST |
7th Match, Group A – Bangladesh v Ireland
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Mon 8
17:30 local, 16:30 GM, 22:00 IST |
8th Match, Group C – Australia v Sri Lanka
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Tue 9
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
9th Match, Group B – Netherlands v Pakistan
Lord’s, London |
| Tue 9
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
10th Match, Group D – New Zealand v South Africa
Lord’s, London |
| Wed 10
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
11th Match, Group C – Sri Lanka v West Indies
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Wed 10
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
12th Match, Group A – India v Ireland
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Thu 11
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
13th Match, Group F – Ireland v New Zealand (D1 v A2) Trent Bridge, Nottingham D1 v A2 |
| Thu 11
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
14th Match, Group E – England v South Africa (B2 v D2) Trent Bridge, Nottingham B2 v D2 |
| Fri 12
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
15th Match, Group F – Pakistan v Sri Lanka (B1 v C2) Lord’s, London B1 v C2 |
| Fri 12
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
16th Match, Group E – India v West Indies (A1 v C1) Lord’s, London A1 v C1 |
| Sat 13
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
17th Match, Group E – South Africa v West Indies (C1 v D2) Kennington Oval, London C1 v D2 |
| Sat 13
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
18th Match, Group F – New Zealand v Pakistan (D1 v B1) Kennington Oval, London D1 v B1 |
| Sun 14
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
19th Match, Group F – Ireland v Sri Lanka (A2 v C2) Lord’s, London A2 v C2 |
| Sun 14
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
20th Match, Group E – England v India (A1 v B2) Lord’s, London A1 v B2 |
| Mon 15
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
21st Match, Group F – Ireland v Pakistan (B1 v A2) Kennington Oval, London B2 v C1 |
| Mon 15
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
22nd Match, Group E – England v West Indies (B2 v C1) Kennington Oval, London B1 v A2 |
| Tue 16
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
23rd Match, Group F – New Zealand v Sri Lanka (D1 v C2) Trent Bridge, Nottingham D1 v C2 |
| Tue 16
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
24th Match, Group E – India v South Africa (D2 v A1) Trent Bridge, Nottingham D2 v A1 |
| Thu 18
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
1st Semi-Final - Pakistan v South Africa
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
| Fri 19
17:30 local, 16:30 GMT, 22:00 IST |
2nd Semi-Final - Sri Lanka v West Indies
Kennington Oval, London |
| Sun 21
15:00 local, 14:00 GMT, 19:30 IST |
Final - Pakistan v Sri Lanka
Lord’s, London |
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ICC Twenty20 Women’s World Cup 2009
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| Thu 11
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
1st Match, Pool A – South Africa Women v West Indies Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Thu 11
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
2nd Match, Pool B – England Women v India Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Fri 12
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
3rd Match, Pool A – Australia Women v New Zealand Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Fri 12
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
4th Match, Pool B – Pakistan Women v Sri Lanka Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Sat 13
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
5th Match, Pool A – New Zealand Women v West Indies Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Sat 13
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
6th Match, Pool B – India Women v Pakistan Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Sun 14
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
7th Match, Pool B – England Women v Sri Lanka Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Sun 14
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
8th Match, Pool A – Australia Women v West Indies Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Mon 15
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
9th Match, Pool A – New Zealand Women v South Africa Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Mon 15
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
10th Match, Pool B – India Women v Sri Lanka Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Tue 16
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
11th Match, Pool B – England Women v Pakistan Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Tue 16
14:00 local, 13:00 GMT, 18:30 IST |
12th Match, Pool A – Australia Women v South Africa Women
County Ground, Taunton |
| Thu 18
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
1st Semi-Final – TBC v TBC
Trent Bridge, Nottingham A2 v B1 |
| Fri 19
13:30 local, 12:30 GMT, 18:00 IST |
2nd Semi-Final – TBC v TBC
Kennington Oval, London A1 v B2 |
| Sun 21
10:00 local, 09:00 GMT, 14:30 IST |
Final – TBC v TBC
Lord’s, London |
1st Match, Group A: South Africa v West Indies at Johannesburg – Sep 11, 2007
South Africa won by 8 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)
West Indies 205/6 (20/20 ov); South Africa 208/2 (17.4/20 ov)
West Indies Batting Part 1
I was just reading this news report in today’s Times of India, Race attacks on Indian students rise in Australia , (report). Petrol bombs, stabbing, assault, burgelry etc. This report also remined of me of a friend’s comment who had moved to Australia from Canada, she mentioned that Canada is really a multi cultural society with hardly any issues of race, but in Australia she could feel the racisim every day.
This got me thinking of why very few people like the Australian team despite them being very good. Everyone used to love West Indies even when they were beating everyone up, but its not the same with the Aussies, why?
The answer might lie in the way the Aussies behave and also in the news report mentioned above. I am not saying that a particular player has been guilty of racisim, but probably the thinking of an Austrailan itself is such. This has been reflected in Darrell Hair no-balling Murali, his ball tampering charges against Pakistan at the Oval, Hair never had problem with a ‘white’ team. Darren Lehman was found guilty of racisim. Jayasuriya has accused the Aussies of calling him ‘ a black bastard’. The general arrogant behavior of Ponting, Clarke and co, which at times borders on racisim also reflects the same thing.
The current Australian side is amongst the worst ones. Peter Roebuck has already said that Ponting has turned the Australian Cricket team into a pack of wild dogs, an opinion to which a lot of people agree. Recently in the IPL final Symonds was seen chatting up Manish Pandey, I am sure no niceties were exchanged. Yonis Khan has gone on the record saying why the Australian teams have a problem with the Asian teams. Considering all this it was pretty hilarious when the Australians accused Harbhajan Singh of racist comments.
A national team represents a nation, for a lot of people the players are the only people they know from a particular country. Hence its imperative for the players to behave in a manner appropriate for a representative of the country. For the last 2 decaded India has been blessed with Sachin and Kumble as their reprentative, on the other hand Australia has Ponting and Symonds.
Watch cricket highlights from the IPL 2009 Final – Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Deccan Chargers.
Scoreline: Deccan Chargers 143/6 – Herschelle Gibbs 53 (48), Andrew Symonds 33 (21), Rohit Sharma 24 (23) – Anil Kumble 4-16-4
Bangalore: 137/9 – Van Der Merwe 32 (21), Ross Taylor 27 (20) – Pragyan Ojha 4-28-3, RP Singh 4-16-1
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