Schedule for Cricket World Cup 2007..

[Jack21]

* Cricket world Cup schedule *

Group A: Australia, South Africa, Scotland and the Netherlands

Group B: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Bermuda

Group C: New Zealand, England, Kenya and Canada

Group D: Pakistan, West Indies, Zimbabwe and Ireland

SCHEDULE:

Pool A:

March 14: Australia vs Scotland

March 16: South Africa vs The Netherlands

March 18: Australia vs The Netherlands

March 20: South Africa vs Scotland

March 22: Scotland vs The Netherlands

March 24: Australia vs South Africa

(Venue: Warner Park, Basseterre, in St Kitts and Nevis)

Pool B:

March 15: Sri Lanka vs Bermuda

March 17: India vs Bangladesh

March 19: India vs Bermuda

March 21: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh

March 23: India vs Sri Lanka

March 25: Bermuda vs Bangladesh

(Venue: Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago)

Pool C:

March 14: Kenya vs Canada

March 16: England vs New Zealand

March 18: England vs Canada

March 20: New Zealand vs Kenya

March 22: New Zealand vs Canada

March 24: England vs Kenya

(Venue: Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet in St Lucia)

Pool D:

March 13: West Indies vs Pakistan

March 15: Zimbabwe vs Ireland

March 17: Pakistan vs Ireland

March 19: West Indies vs Zimbabwe

March 21: Zimbabwe vs Pakistan

March 23: West Indies vs Ireland

(Venue: Sabina Park, Kingston in Jamaica)

Super Eight:

March 27: D2 vs A1, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua

March 28: A2 vs B1, Providence Stadium, Guyana

March 29: D2 vs C1, Antigua

March 30: D1 vs C2, Guyana

March 31: A1 vs B2, Antigua

April 1: D2 vs B1, Guyana

April 2: B2 vs C1, Antigua

April 3: D1 vs A2, Guyana

April 4: C2 vs B1, Antigua

April 7: B2 vs A2, Guyana

April 8: A1 vs C2, Antigua

April 9: D1 vs C1, Providence Stadium, Guyana

April 10: D2 vs A2, National Cricket Stadium, St George's, Grenada

April 11: C2 vs B2, Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

April 12: B1 vs C1, St George's

April 13: A1 vs D1, Barbados

April 14: A2 vs C1, St George's

April 15: B2 vs D1, Barbados

April 16: A1 vs B1, St George's

April 17: A2 vs C2, Barbados

April 18: D1 vs B1, St George's

April 19: D2 vs B2, Barbados

April 20: A1 vs C1, St George's

April 21: D2 vs C2, Barbados

Semi-finals: Top four teams in Super Eight league will play the semi-finals

April 24: First semi-final (2nd placed team vs 3rd), Sabina Park, Kingston

April 25: Second semi-final (1st vs 4th), Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet

Final: April 28: Kensington Oval, Bridgetown

Regards

[Shane Phillips]

Thanks Jack for the list, i suppose i will make it a sticky for the time world cup is on.

Cheer Mate

[Damien]

I think we all should discuss about the cricket game in this thread. We can discuss about the upcoming matches, favourite players or team etc.

I was looking forward for the TT Champoins league but unfortunately the series has been postponed due to the terror attack in India.

Terrorist

[bluetrance05]

Believe me, two years ago, I have tried executing a stance, arm position, ball release and follow through while holding a cricket bat during the training with my cricket instructor. It wasn't easy at all, because I ended up with a sprained right arm.

[Shane Phillips]

That's probably because of fitness, as far as i know. While playing Cricket, you need to Warm-up or you are vulnerable for injuries.

btw, were you trying to throw shot-put ?

[bluetrance05]

Yes I was vulnerable to arm injury, I forgot to warm up that time because it was my first training in playing cricket. I was trying to execute the shot-put stance using the linear technique (I'm comfortable with it rather than with rotational technique). I tried to punch my arm to the sky and flip my wrist. The power just originated from my throwing arm instead of legs.

[Shane Phillips]

I am sure how you must have felt.

It's like one of my old-cycling days.