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World Cup of Cricket, a Dream.

November 17th, 2009

At the present time in world, hundreds of games are popular but Cricket is the game,  which reach on the sky in very shortly. Cricket  starts from 16th century from its origin England,  but in very short period it spread throughout the world. After the first World cup tournament played in 1975 lifts Cricket on its peak, as well as  Cricket become passion in  sub-continent such as India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh.

Except Bangladesh, three above nations has faced so many victories and  defeates. Bangladesh cricket is now grooming day by day with that enthusiasm and  full-fledge efforts.

The mega event of  cricket is World Cup, in the year 2011, the 10th World Cup Cricket  going to be held  from 1975.  South Asian countries India , Srilanka, Bangladesh will be the host of this memorable moments.  These matches will be played in this series, that 29 matches, including  one semi final and final will be hosted by India.  In Srilanka 12 matches with one quarter final and a semi final.  Accordingly in Bangladesh eight matches  will be played with two quarter finals.

Now a days World Cup Cricket is the most popular and world largest, crowded event after the Soccer World Cup and Olympic games.

1975 :                 West Indies beat England by 92  runs,

1979 :                 West Indies beat Australia by 17 runs,

1983 :                  India beat West Indies by 43 runs,

1987 :                 Australia beat England by 7 runs,

1992 :                 Pakistan beat England by 22 runs,

1996 :                 Srilanka beat Australia by 7 wickets,

1999 :                 Australia beat Pakistan by 8 wickets,

2003 :                 Australia beat India by 125 runs,

2007 :                 Australia beat Srilanka by 53 runs.                

                           Lets see  who rule’s  the world cricket in 2011 World Cup Cricket Tournament.

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Flintoff on his track

November 17th, 2009

England star all rounder Andrew Flintoff going to be recovered day by day after the knee surgery,  but he miss the tour of Bangladesh which will be held on feb 2010.     ” My recovery is still on track”   told by Flintoff on his website. This tour begins 28 feb with three one day international and two test matches series. This is to be remembered that Andrew Flintoff has been retired from test cricket but he is very hope full to be appeared in ODI’s.

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Tri Series in Bangladesh

May 29th, 2008

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The national selection panel meets here on Friday to pick the team for next months ODI tri series in Bangladesh and the subsequent Asia Cup in Pakistan amid speculation that youngsters who have done well in the Indian Premier League might be given a chance and the tri series in Bangladesh will be held from June 8-14 and would be followed by the Asia Cup in Pakistan. Speculation is rife that Sachin Tendulkar may give the tri series a miss and the five member selection panel led by Chief Selector Dilip Vengsarkar will also have to decide on the fate of senior players Rahul Dravid and Sourav Ganguly. The two former India skippers were not picked for the last ODI series played by India, the triangular series in Australia that India won for the first time by a comprehensive 2-0 margin over the reigning world champions in this format of the game. A lot would depend on what ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni wishes as also the inputs from coach Gary Kirsten. The duo is scheduled to attend the meeting at the BCCI headquarters here and the Bangalore and Kolkata teams led by Dravid and Ganguly failed to sparkle in the IPL and have been knocked out of the competition before the semi final stage. The two senior batsmen put up a mixed show with the bat but what may tilt the scales against their inclusion could be the fact that both are not the fleetest of fielders as compared to younger rivals. Ganguly could get the nod if Tendulkar opts out of the Bangladesh event as is being speculated in the media though nothing specific has come from the BCCI on this matter. The other two opening slots per force seem to have been nailed by Gautam Gambhir and his Delhi Ranji and IPL skipper Virender Sehwag with their strong showing in the Twenty20 league. Swapnil Asnodkar the Goa Ranji opener could also be discussed following his flamboyant approach in the IPL for Rajasthan Royals. Dravid faces competition from younger and fitter rivals like Shikhar Dhawan Suresh Raina Venugopal Rao and S Badrinath but in the likely absence of in-form and injured batsman Rohit Sharma, could just squeeze his way in because of his vast experience. The selectors are expected to look long and hard over the multi faceted cricketers like Yusuf Pathan who can also fill in the off spinner’s slot in the absence of the banned Harbhajan Singh and Abhishek Nayar a handy batsman and useful medium pacer

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Tri Series Schedule

May 14th, 2008

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India will travel to Bangladesh for a tri-series involving Pakistan soon after the conclusion of the Indian Premier League on June 1. The tri-series event will be held between June 8 and 15 and a BCCI statement said on Monday. The Indian team will reach Dhaka on June 8 and play their inaugural against arch-rivals Pakistan on June 10 at the Sher e Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur, Dhaka. The entire tournament will be played at one venue from 1500 hrs to 2245 hrs local time.

Schedule: 

June 8: Bangladesh v Pakistan

 

June 10: India v Pakistan

 

June 12: India v Bangladesh

 June 14: Final.

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Butt and Akmal star for Pakistan

April 16th, 2008

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Pakistan claimed a 23-run victory in the third one-day international against Bangladesh to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. The tourists faced a tough task after centuries from Salman Butt (132) and Kamran Akmal (100) gave Pakistan a total of 308-8 in Lahore. Despite half-centuries from Tamim Iqbal and Saqibul Hasan, Bangladesh fell short, reaching 285-7 in 50 overs. Akmal struck an 80-ball 100, dominating a 151-run opening stand with Butt. Akmal was eventually bowled by off-spinner Mohammad Mahmudullah, and Butt failed to find a significant partner until he put on 80 for the fifth wicket with Shoaib Malik. Butt finished with 15 fours from 127 balls, finally caught behind off seamer Mashrafe Mortaza. In reply, Shariar Nafees fell without scoring as he top-edged Sohail Tanvir to Butt, but Tamim and Aftab Ahmed settled in to good effect. They reached 88 in quiet but effective fashion before Tamim was run out for 63. Aftab (42) fell soon after, edging a Malik delivery through to Akmal, before captain Mohammad Ashraful (16) was run out attempting a quick single. Hasan and Mahmudullah came together in a partnership of 59, dominated by the former. Despite 75 from 73 balls from Hasan, Bangladesh were always behind the rate and wickets fell regularly. Rao Iftikhar Anjum bowled Mahmudullah (24) before Shahid Afridi accounted for Farhad Reza (13), stumped by Akmal, and Hasan, who was bowled.

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