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TV Channels broadcasting Pakistan vs West Indies 2011 - Live
After the World Cup, Pakistan tours to West Indies for 1 T20, 5 ODIs and 2 Test matches starting from April 21. With IPL n one part of world, international matches like this may be more exciting. As this is going to be held in West Indies, Ten Sports has the broadcastng rights for the whole series.
Australia : The matches are shown live in Fox Sports on Fox Sports 1. It is available in channel number 501 and channel no. 203 (for HD).
Canada : not confirmed
India : Ten Cricket - the sister channel of Ten Sports will broadcast all the matches of the series in India. Ten Cricket is available in major cable and DTH-platforms in India. More details on watching Ten Cricket live.
Middle East : Ten Sports
Nepal : Ten Cricket
New Zealand : Sky Sport
Pakistan : All the matches of series will be broadcast in Ten Sports in Pakistan.
South Africa and other African countries: Super Sport
UK : Sky Sports will show the matches Live in UK and Ireland. The channels vary for different matches. The first ODI is shown in Sky Sports 4 and Sky Sports 4 HD. Sky Sports 2 and Sky Sports 3 will also broadcast some matches.
USA : ESPN3 (not confirmed)
Australia : The matches are shown live in Fox Sports on Fox Sports 1. It is available in channel number 501 and channel no. 203 (for HD).
Canada : not confirmed
India : Ten Cricket - the sister channel of Ten Sports will broadcast all the matches of the series in India. Ten Cricket is available in major cable and DTH-platforms in India. More details on watching Ten Cricket live.
Middle East : Ten Sports
Nepal : Ten Cricket
New Zealand : Sky Sport
Pakistan : All the matches of series will be broadcast in Ten Sports in Pakistan.
South Africa and other African countries: Super Sport
UK : Sky Sports will show the matches Live in UK and Ireland. The channels vary for different matches. The first ODI is shown in Sky Sports 4 and Sky Sports 4 HD. Sky Sports 2 and Sky Sports 3 will also broadcast some matches.
USA : ESPN3 (not confirmed)
CSK VS RCB HIGLIGHTS: MICHAEL HUSSEY AND STRONG BATTING LINE UP OF CSK LED TO CSK'S WIN
Chennai: Defending champions Chennai Super Kings rode on a blistering unbeaten 83 from Michael Hussey as they thumped Royal Challengers Bangalore by 21 runs to bounce back after their last match defeat in the Indian Premier League on Saturday.
Playing his first match of the tournament, Hussey smashed 11 fours and a six in his 56-ball knock to anchor Chennai to an imposing 183 for five after electing to bat at the M A Chaidambaram Stadium.
Chasing 184 for five for a win, Bangalore struggled throughout after losing three key wickets inside the first five overs before A B de Villiers made a last-ditch effort to snatch a win with a strokeful 64.
But the asking rate, which rose to nearly 15 by the 15th over, was too much to overcome and Bangalore could manage 162 for seven in 20 overs to slump to their third successive loss in the tournament.
De Villiers played some stunning shots, including a reverse-sweep six off Tim Southee, to make a match out of it before he was out in the penultimate over. His 64 off 44 balls contained five fours and two sixes.
Albie Morkel and Suraj Randiv took two wickets each for Bangalore while Tim Southee, Ravichandran Ashwin and Sadab Jakati scalped a wicket each.
Bangalore were at the backfoot as soon as they started the chase with two batsmen returning to the hut for just 17 runs on the board by the second over itself.
Opener Tillakaratne Dilshan's poor run of form in the tournament continued as he fell for a first-ball duck, caught by Anirudha Srikkanth at mid-wicket region off Morkel in the second ball of the chase.
One-down Asad Pathan looked like he was not concerned by the early jolt and hit two fours and six off Morkel as if taking revenge for dismissing Dilshan.
Pathan's brief aggression turned out to be flash in the pan as he was sent packing for 14 (off five balls) in the second over by Southee who bowled the batsman who played across while attempting a scoop shot.
Bangalore's misery was compounded as the other opener Mayank Agarwal (7) departed in the fifth over with Ashwin striking in his first over.
Agarwal inexplicably went for a big shot without reaching to the pitch of the ball and ended up skying one to Morkel. Bangalore were 31 for three in the fifth over.
Besides de Villiers, Virat Kohli was the other Bangalore batsman who took the Chennai bowlers to task before he was out while trying to accelerate the pace with the asking rate rising steeply.
Kohli, who made 71 in a losing cause in Bangalore's last match, gave special treatment to Jakati with two fours and a six in quick succession but it was the same bowler who had the last laugh.
Jakati enticed Kohli to come charging down the track and the batsman top-edged the ball to Anirudha at long-on. Kohli's 35 came from 28 balls with the help of four boundaries and a six.
At 73 for four in the 11th over, it looked a tough task for Bangalore to overhaul the target but A B de Villiers, who had been ordinary in the tournament so far, kept RCB in for a chance with some lusty hits.
De Villiers also picked out Jakati as he hit the bowler for a six and a four to take 13 runs from the 14th over but the South African did not get much support from the other end.
Saurbh Tiwary departed in the 15th over, dismissed by Suraj Randiv leaving Bangalore to score 111 runs from 9.1 overs with five wickets intact.
The late heroics by de Villiers gave a ray of hope to Bangalore but the hiccups in the initial overs proved costly in the end.
Earlier, Hussey cashed in on two dropped chances to score unbeaten 83 to help Chennai score 183 for five.
The Australian was well supported by opener Murali Vijay (31 off 21) and Suresh Raina (29 off 16) while skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (22) provided late burst with some lusty hittings as the home side entertained the packed crowd.
For Bangalore, paceman Johan van der Wath (2/49) and off-spinner Ryan Ninan (2/31) were the most successful bowlers though both were quite expensive. Zaheer Khan also grabbed a wicket giving away 33 runs from his quota of four overs.
Openers Vijay and Hussey struggled to get off the blocks against the pace and spin combination of Zaheer Khan and Bangalore skipper Daniel Vettori, with the first four overs yielding just 18 runs.
Vettori introduced South African medium pacer van der Wath into the attack in the fifth over and he had almost accounted for Hussey's wicket on his second ball but Mohammad Kaif dropped a sitter at the mid-off region.
Vijay took van der Wath for special treatment in the same over as he hit him for two consecutive fours and a six to take 15 runs from the over.
Sri Lankan Tillakaratne Dilshan was not spared either as this time Hussey, playing in place of New Zealander Scott Styris, hit him for two consecutive fours in the sixth over.
Chennai reached the 50-run mark in 6.2 overs but immediately Vijay was dismissed by Ninan.
Next man in Suresh Raina (29) and Hussey put on a 45-run stand for the second wicket to take the Chennai total close to 100-run mark.
Raina's arrival provided the much-needed impetus to Chennai innings as the left-hander clobbered Ninan for two consecutive fours and a six in the 11th over.
But it was Ninan who had the last laugh as Raina, looking for another big shot, ended up giving a simple catch to Mayank Agarwal at extra cover. He hit three fours and a six in his 16-ball stay.
From there on, it was left to Hussey and Dhoni to guide Chennai to an imposing total.
Playing his first match of the tournament, Hussey smashed 11 fours and a six in his 56-ball knock to anchor Chennai to an imposing 183 for five after electing to bat at the M A Chaidambaram Stadium.
Chasing 184 for five for a win, Bangalore struggled throughout after losing three key wickets inside the first five overs before A B de Villiers made a last-ditch effort to snatch a win with a strokeful 64.
But the asking rate, which rose to nearly 15 by the 15th over, was too much to overcome and Bangalore could manage 162 for seven in 20 overs to slump to their third successive loss in the tournament.
De Villiers played some stunning shots, including a reverse-sweep six off Tim Southee, to make a match out of it before he was out in the penultimate over. His 64 off 44 balls contained five fours and two sixes.
Albie Morkel and Suraj Randiv took two wickets each for Bangalore while Tim Southee, Ravichandran Ashwin and Sadab Jakati scalped a wicket each.
Bangalore were at the backfoot as soon as they started the chase with two batsmen returning to the hut for just 17 runs on the board by the second over itself.
Opener Tillakaratne Dilshan's poor run of form in the tournament continued as he fell for a first-ball duck, caught by Anirudha Srikkanth at mid-wicket region off Morkel in the second ball of the chase.
One-down Asad Pathan looked like he was not concerned by the early jolt and hit two fours and six off Morkel as if taking revenge for dismissing Dilshan.
Pathan's brief aggression turned out to be flash in the pan as he was sent packing for 14 (off five balls) in the second over by Southee who bowled the batsman who played across while attempting a scoop shot.
Bangalore's misery was compounded as the other opener Mayank Agarwal (7) departed in the fifth over with Ashwin striking in his first over.
Agarwal inexplicably went for a big shot without reaching to the pitch of the ball and ended up skying one to Morkel. Bangalore were 31 for three in the fifth over.
Besides de Villiers, Virat Kohli was the other Bangalore batsman who took the Chennai bowlers to task before he was out while trying to accelerate the pace with the asking rate rising steeply.
Kohli, who made 71 in a losing cause in Bangalore's last match, gave special treatment to Jakati with two fours and a six in quick succession but it was the same bowler who had the last laugh.
Jakati enticed Kohli to come charging down the track and the batsman top-edged the ball to Anirudha at long-on. Kohli's 35 came from 28 balls with the help of four boundaries and a six.
At 73 for four in the 11th over, it looked a tough task for Bangalore to overhaul the target but A B de Villiers, who had been ordinary in the tournament so far, kept RCB in for a chance with some lusty hits.
De Villiers also picked out Jakati as he hit the bowler for a six and a four to take 13 runs from the 14th over but the South African did not get much support from the other end.
Saurbh Tiwary departed in the 15th over, dismissed by Suraj Randiv leaving Bangalore to score 111 runs from 9.1 overs with five wickets intact.
The late heroics by de Villiers gave a ray of hope to Bangalore but the hiccups in the initial overs proved costly in the end.
Earlier, Hussey cashed in on two dropped chances to score unbeaten 83 to help Chennai score 183 for five.
The Australian was well supported by opener Murali Vijay (31 off 21) and Suresh Raina (29 off 16) while skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (22) provided late burst with some lusty hittings as the home side entertained the packed crowd.
For Bangalore, paceman Johan van der Wath (2/49) and off-spinner Ryan Ninan (2/31) were the most successful bowlers though both were quite expensive. Zaheer Khan also grabbed a wicket giving away 33 runs from his quota of four overs.
Openers Vijay and Hussey struggled to get off the blocks against the pace and spin combination of Zaheer Khan and Bangalore skipper Daniel Vettori, with the first four overs yielding just 18 runs.
Vettori introduced South African medium pacer van der Wath into the attack in the fifth over and he had almost accounted for Hussey's wicket on his second ball but Mohammad Kaif dropped a sitter at the mid-off region.
Vijay took van der Wath for special treatment in the same over as he hit him for two consecutive fours and a six to take 15 runs from the over.
Sri Lankan Tillakaratne Dilshan was not spared either as this time Hussey, playing in place of New Zealander Scott Styris, hit him for two consecutive fours in the sixth over.
Chennai reached the 50-run mark in 6.2 overs but immediately Vijay was dismissed by Ninan.
Next man in Suresh Raina (29) and Hussey put on a 45-run stand for the second wicket to take the Chennai total close to 100-run mark.
Raina's arrival provided the much-needed impetus to Chennai innings as the left-hander clobbered Ninan for two consecutive fours and a six in the 11th over.
But it was Ninan who had the last laugh as Raina, looking for another big shot, ended up giving a simple catch to Mayank Agarwal at extra cover. He hit three fours and a six in his 16-ball stay.
From there on, it was left to Hussey and Dhoni to guide Chennai to an imposing total.
STORY BEHIND GANGULY EXCLUSION FROM KOCHI
New Delhi: Former India and Kolkata Kinght Riders skipper Sourav Ganguly may have lost a realistic chance of playing in this year's Indian Premier League, according to the IPL rule book.
It was learnt on Friday that the Kochi Tuskers Kerala had made an attempt to rope in Ganguly as a replacement player for Steve Smith. Having been ignored at the IPL-4 auction in January in Bangalore, the only way Ganguly could have come into the IPL was as a replacement player.
With Smith pulling out of injury, Kochi wanted Ganguly as his replacement but the rule book states that, a player can be replaced at the same or lesser price than the player to be replaced. Smith was purchased by Kochi for $200,000 while Ganguly's base price was $400,000.
Surprisingly, Ganguly's base price, initially, was $200,000. But former Indian skipper, along with a few other players, including Rahul Dravid, had increased it to $400,000.
If he had not done that, Ganguly could easily have walked into the Kochi team and fulfilled his dream of playing in the IPL-4.
It was learnt on Friday that the Kochi Tuskers Kerala had made an attempt to rope in Ganguly as a replacement player for Steve Smith. Having been ignored at the IPL-4 auction in January in Bangalore, the only way Ganguly could have come into the IPL was as a replacement player.
With Smith pulling out of injury, Kochi wanted Ganguly as his replacement but the rule book states that, a player can be replaced at the same or lesser price than the player to be replaced. Smith was purchased by Kochi for $200,000 while Ganguly's base price was $400,000.
Surprisingly, Ganguly's base price, initially, was $200,000. But former Indian skipper, along with a few other players, including Rahul Dravid, had increased it to $400,000.
If he had not done that, Ganguly could easily have walked into the Kochi team and fulfilled his dream of playing in the IPL-4.
Yet Another Century To Sachin And The Team Losses: But what the statistics shows?
New Delhi: Mumbai Indians vs Kochi Tuskers Kerala should have been discussed for all the right reasons. There was an excellent exhibition of batting and of a fearlessness that defined the game. Sachin Tendulkar's first IPL and T20 hundred came in a trademark classy style and then Mahela Jayawardene and Brendon McCullum replied with a fearlessness that was imperative to lift the team after two straight losses.
But what was disappointing to see was the usual refrain about how the team loses when Tendulkar hits a century. In the last one year and despite the fact that he was instrumental in India lifting the World Cup just over a couple of weeks ago, there has been this myth that seems to have been built around his hundreds. While everyone eagerly waits for a big knock from Tendulkar, they are equally wary about the outcome of a game once he gets to the three-figure mark. And so it has become important to bust the myth and state the facts as they stand.
Sachin Tendulkar has hit 99 international hundreds with 51 coming in Test matches and 48 in one-day internationals.
In Tests alone, 20 of Tendulkar's hundreds have come in winning causes, another 20 have come in games that have either been draws or no results, and only 11 have come in a losing cause. Of those 11 occasions, it was often Tendulkar who stood tall amongst the ruins. His 114 against Australia at Perth in 1991-92 series is considered to be among his finest hundreds. But with no support from the other end and Kiran More, who batted at No. 10 in that game, being the second top scorer with 43 there was no way India could have won the match.
In the second innings of the first Test against England at Edgbaston in 1996, it was Tendulkar again who scored a masterly 122 out of a total of 219 as Chris Lewis picked up a five-wicket haul to run through the Indian innings.
His third hundred in a losing cause came when he captained the team to South Africa in the 1996-97 series. Playing the New Year Test at Newlands, Cape Town and facing South Africa's mammoth first innings score of 529/7 declared, Tendulkar walked in at No. 5 with the team reeling at 33/4. It soon became 58/5 but the champion was undeterred. He smashed 169 in an innings that was studded with 24 boundaries. And for once he found support in Mohammad Azharuddin who scored an excellent 115. But once Azhar was run out after a 222-run stand, the others failed to keep their wickets. Tendulkar was the last man to be dismissed.
The 1998-99 season was surely the heartbreak year for the little master. His 177 against Australia in the Bangalore Test gave India a healthy total of 424, but with a second innings collapse India lost the Test by eight wickets. Then during the tour of New Zealand, Tendulkar scored 113 in the second innings of the Wellington Test, thereby giving India the chance to set the Kiwis a target of 213 that they chased down with four wickets to spare. A month later, Tendulkar - battling an immense back pain - hit 136 against Pakistan in the Chennai Test that India lost by an agonising 12 runs. Nayan Mongia (58) and Rahul Dravid (10) were the only other two batsmen to get to double figures in that match.
Again and again, it was Tendulkar who put up a fight. It was Tendulkar who fought till the last ball.
Seven of his eleven Test hundreds in losing causes came in the decade of the 90s. And as Team India turned over a new leaf and Tendulkar found support, his hundreds came in more and more winning causes. From 2001 to 2011, Tendulkar has hit 27 Test hundreds - 15 of which have come in winning causes.
In one-day internationals as well, 33 of Tendulkar's 48 hundreds have come in winning causes, while 13 have come in losing causes and two in matches that yielded no result.
His first five one-day hundreds, each against different opponents, all came in winning causes and it wasn't till the league game against Sri Lanka in Delhi during the 1996 World Cup that a hundred from Tendulkar's blade had gone in vain.
While his Test hundreds in 1998-99 ended up in losing causes, the champion - starting with that amazing 134 against Australia in Sharjah in 1998 - hit 11 of his next ODI hundreds in winning causes.
From 2001 to 2011, Tendulkar has hit 21 ODI hundreds and 12 of those have come in winning causes, while one came in the tied game against England in the World Cup. And again his hundreds in losing causes too came in games where the others failed the team.
Chasing 329 against Pakistan in Rawalpindi in 2003-04, Tendulkar hit 141 with extras coming in second best with 37. His next hundred, 123 vs Pakistan at Motera, Ahmedabad in 2004-05 helped India get to 315, but the bowlers failed to defend the target. And who can forget the 175 against Australia in Hyderabad where India lost by three runs chasing 350. In that game as well, the other batsmen barring Suresh Raina (59) failed to contribute and Tendulkar was once again the lone ranger.
In all, his 99 international hundreds have seen India home on 53 occasions, while 24 of them have come in losing causes and 22 have come in games that have been either drawn or tied or seen no results. I rest my case!
But what was disappointing to see was the usual refrain about how the team loses when Tendulkar hits a century. In the last one year and despite the fact that he was instrumental in India lifting the World Cup just over a couple of weeks ago, there has been this myth that seems to have been built around his hundreds. While everyone eagerly waits for a big knock from Tendulkar, they are equally wary about the outcome of a game once he gets to the three-figure mark. And so it has become important to bust the myth and state the facts as they stand.
Sachin Tendulkar has hit 99 international hundreds with 51 coming in Test matches and 48 in one-day internationals.
In Tests alone, 20 of Tendulkar's hundreds have come in winning causes, another 20 have come in games that have either been draws or no results, and only 11 have come in a losing cause. Of those 11 occasions, it was often Tendulkar who stood tall amongst the ruins. His 114 against Australia at Perth in 1991-92 series is considered to be among his finest hundreds. But with no support from the other end and Kiran More, who batted at No. 10 in that game, being the second top scorer with 43 there was no way India could have won the match.
In the second innings of the first Test against England at Edgbaston in 1996, it was Tendulkar again who scored a masterly 122 out of a total of 219 as Chris Lewis picked up a five-wicket haul to run through the Indian innings.
His third hundred in a losing cause came when he captained the team to South Africa in the 1996-97 series. Playing the New Year Test at Newlands, Cape Town and facing South Africa's mammoth first innings score of 529/7 declared, Tendulkar walked in at No. 5 with the team reeling at 33/4. It soon became 58/5 but the champion was undeterred. He smashed 169 in an innings that was studded with 24 boundaries. And for once he found support in Mohammad Azharuddin who scored an excellent 115. But once Azhar was run out after a 222-run stand, the others failed to keep their wickets. Tendulkar was the last man to be dismissed.
The 1998-99 season was surely the heartbreak year for the little master. His 177 against Australia in the Bangalore Test gave India a healthy total of 424, but with a second innings collapse India lost the Test by eight wickets. Then during the tour of New Zealand, Tendulkar scored 113 in the second innings of the Wellington Test, thereby giving India the chance to set the Kiwis a target of 213 that they chased down with four wickets to spare. A month later, Tendulkar - battling an immense back pain - hit 136 against Pakistan in the Chennai Test that India lost by an agonising 12 runs. Nayan Mongia (58) and Rahul Dravid (10) were the only other two batsmen to get to double figures in that match.
Again and again, it was Tendulkar who put up a fight. It was Tendulkar who fought till the last ball.
Seven of his eleven Test hundreds in losing causes came in the decade of the 90s. And as Team India turned over a new leaf and Tendulkar found support, his hundreds came in more and more winning causes. From 2001 to 2011, Tendulkar has hit 27 Test hundreds - 15 of which have come in winning causes.
In one-day internationals as well, 33 of Tendulkar's 48 hundreds have come in winning causes, while 13 have come in losing causes and two in matches that yielded no result.
His first five one-day hundreds, each against different opponents, all came in winning causes and it wasn't till the league game against Sri Lanka in Delhi during the 1996 World Cup that a hundred from Tendulkar's blade had gone in vain.
While his Test hundreds in 1998-99 ended up in losing causes, the champion - starting with that amazing 134 against Australia in Sharjah in 1998 - hit 11 of his next ODI hundreds in winning causes.
From 2001 to 2011, Tendulkar has hit 21 ODI hundreds and 12 of those have come in winning causes, while one came in the tied game against England in the World Cup. And again his hundreds in losing causes too came in games where the others failed the team.
Chasing 329 against Pakistan in Rawalpindi in 2003-04, Tendulkar hit 141 with extras coming in second best with 37. His next hundred, 123 vs Pakistan at Motera, Ahmedabad in 2004-05 helped India get to 315, but the bowlers failed to defend the target. And who can forget the 175 against Australia in Hyderabad where India lost by three runs chasing 350. In that game as well, the other batsmen barring Suresh Raina (59) failed to contribute and Tendulkar was once again the lone ranger.
In all, his 99 international hundreds have seen India home on 53 occasions, while 24 of them have come in losing causes and 22 have come in games that have been either drawn or tied or seen no results. I rest my case!
India Vs West Indies 2011 - Fixtures and Schedule
After the IPL 2011, the World Cup Champions India will travel all across to West Indies for International cricket series. The team will play 1 T20, 5 ODIs then followed by 3 tests in West Indies. By the time, West Indies would have just finished another home series against Pakistan.
This will be the first series after the World Cup 2011 for India. It starts from June 4 when the two teams meet up for the only T20i of the tour. All the venues have been declared and you can get the complete fixtures of India's Tour of West Indies 2011 :
This will be the first series after the World Cup 2011 for India. It starts from June 4 when the two teams meet up for the only T20i of the tour. All the venues have been declared and you can get the complete fixtures of India's Tour of West Indies 2011 :
| Date | Match | Venue | ||
| Jun 04 - Sat | West Indies v India, Only T20I | Queen's Park Oval | Port of Spain, Trinidad | |
| Jun 06 - Mon | West Indies v India, 1st ODI | Queen's Park Oval | Port of Spain, Trinidad | |
| Jun 08 - Wed | West Indies v India, 2nd ODI | Queen's Park Oval | Port of Spain, Trinidad | |
| Jun 11 - Sat | West Indies v India, 3rd ODI | Sir Vivian Richards Stadium | North Sound, Antigua | |
| Jun 13 - Mon | West Indies v India, 4th ODI | Sir Vivian Richards Stadium | North Sound, Antigua | |
| Jun 16 - Thu | West Indies v India, 5th ODI | Sabina Park | Kingston, Jamaica | |
| Jun 20 Mon - Jun 24 Fri | West Indies v India, 1st Test | Sabina Park | Kingston, Jamaica | |
| Jun 28 Tue - Jul 02 Sat | West Indies v India, 2nd Test | Kensington Oval | Bridgetown, Barbados | |
| Jul 06 Wed - Jul 10 Sun | West Indies v India, 3rd Test | Windsor Park | Roseau, Dominica | |
Pak vs WI,Pakistan tour of West Indies 2011 Fixtures
| Date | Local | GMT | PST | Match Details | Venue |
| Apr 21, 2011 | 14:00 | 18:00 | 23:00 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 1st T20 | St Lucia |
| Apr 23, 2011 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 18:30 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 1st ODI | St Lucia |
| Apr 25, 2011 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 18:30 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 2nd ODI | St Lucia |
| Apr 28, 2011 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 18:30 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI | Bridgetown |
| May 1, 2011 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 18:30 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 4th ODI | Bridgetown |
| May 5, 2011 | 09:30 | 13:30 | 18:30 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 5th ODI | Guyana |
| May 12, 2011 | 10:00 | 14:00 | 19:00 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 1st Test | Guyana |
| May 20, 2011 | 10:00 | 14:00 | 19:00 | West Indies vs Pakistan, 2nd Test | Basseterre |
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| IPL 2011 Teams | Mat | Won | Lost | Tied | N/R | Pts | Net RR | For | Against |
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| Chennai Super Kings | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | +0.100 | 153/20.0 | 151/20.0 |
| Kolkata Knight Riders | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | -0.100 | 151/20.0 | 153/20.0 |
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| Delhi Daredevils | |||||||||
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| Kochi Tuskers Kerala |
Top 15 World Cup 2011 Bowling Performances
Top 15 World Cup 2011 Bowling Performances
- Wahab Riaz 5 Wickets,India vs Pakistan World Cup semi final 2011
- Shahid Afridi's 4 wicket against West Indies, Quarter Final World cup 2011
- Ravi Rampaul's 5 Wickets,India vs West Indies World Cup 2011
- Brett Lee's 4 Wickets,Pakistan vs Australia World Cup 2011
- Umar Gul's 3 Wickets,Pakistan vs Australia World Cup 2011
- Robin Peterson 4 for 12,Bangladesh vs South Africa 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Tredwell's 4 Wickets,England vs West Indies World Cup 2011
- Russell's 4 Wickets,England vs West Indies World Cup 2011
- Brett Lee 4 Wickets,Australia vs Canada World Cup 2011
- Dale Steyn 5 Wickets, India vs South Africa World Cup 2011
- India vs Ireland Yuvraj Singh 5 wickets World Cup 2011
- Stuart Broad 4 wicket for 15, England vs South Africa world cup 2011
- Shahid Afridi's 5 wickets for 23 runs against canada World Cup 2011
- Malinga's 6 wickets including a hat trick against Kenya
- Kemar Roach Hattrick ( 6 for 27) : West Indies vs Netherlands
- Shahid Afridi 5 wickets for 16 runs against Kenya
Top 30 World Cup 2011 Batting Performances
Top Batting Performances, World Cup 2011
- Dhoni 91,India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
- Gautam Gambhir 97,India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
- Mahela Jayawardene 100 India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
- Dilshan's 100,Sri Lanka vs England Quarter Final World Cup 2011
- Tharanga's 100,Sri Lanka vs England Quarter Final World Cup 2011
- Jonathan Trott 86 off 115 balls,Sri Lanka vs England World Cup 2011
- Jesse Ryder 83 off 121 balls, New Zealand vs South Africa Quarter Final World cup 2011
- India vs Australia Yuvraj Singh 57 World Cup 2011
- India vs Australia Ricky Ponting 100 World Cup 2011
- Yuvraj Singh's 100,India vs West Indies World Cup 2011
- Kumar Sangakkara's 111,Sri Lanka vs New Zealand World Cup 2011
- Paul Stirling 101 off 72 balls,Ireland vs Netherlands 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Shane Watson's 94,Australia vs Canada World Cup 2011
- JP Duminy 99 off 103 balls,Ireland vs South Africa 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Collins Obuya 98 runs,Australia vs Kenya World Cup 2011
- Michael Clarke 93 off 80 balls,Australia vs Kenya World Cup 2011
- Ashish Bagai 84 off 87 balls,Canada vs New Zealand 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Ross Taylor 74 off 44 balls,New Zealand vs Canada 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Brendon McCullum 101 off 109 balls, New Zealand vs Canada 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Tendulkar 111, India vs South Africa World Cup 2011
- Virender Sehwag 73, India vs South Africa World Cup 2011
- Kieron Pollard 94 off 55 balls, West Indies vs Ireland 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Devon Smith 107 off 133 balls, Ireland vs West Indies 2011 Cricket World Cup
- Upul Tharanga 133, Srilanka vs Zimbabwe World Cup 2011
- Dilshan 144, Srilanka vs Zimbabwe World Cup 2011
- Ross Taylor's 131 , Pakistan vs New Zealand World Cup 2011
- AB de Villers' 134 off 98 balls against Netherlands
- Hashim Amla 113 off 130 balls against Netherlands 2011 ICC World Cup
- Kevin O'Brien's (Ireland) 113 off 63 balls against England.
- Pollard's (West Indies) 60 off 27 balls against Netherlands
- Andrew Strauss's (England) 158 against India
- Sachin Tendulkar's (india) Hundred against England.
- Sehwag 175 : India Vs Bangladesh
SL vs IND,India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights,IND vs SL, WC 2011
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights (SL vs IND final)
It was a very interesting match.Congratulations India cricket team and the whole Indian Nation. India has won the World cup 2011 in their home ground. Its an unforgettable moment for India cricket team.
Watch IND vs SL in world cup 2011 Highlights
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 1India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 2
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 3
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 4
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 5
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 6
India vs Sri Lanka Final World Cup 2011 Highlights: Part 7
Mahela Jayawardene 100 India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
Mahela Jayawardene 100 India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
Mahela Jayawardene scored a fabulous inning against India in the great event i.e The World Cup 2011 Final.Gautam Gambhir 97,India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
Gautam Gambhir 97, India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
Gautam Gambhir's brilliant inning of 97 runs helped India in chasing the big total against Srilanka in the Final of World Cup 2011.Dhoni 91,India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
Dhoni 91,India vs Sri Lanka final World Cup 2011
MS Dhoni played a captain's knock as he struck an unbeaten 91. Dhoni promoted himself up the order and provided middle-order stability along with Gautam Gambhir. Dhoni scored 91* off 79 balls which included 8 fours and 2 sixes.
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