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World Cup 2011 : Match Number one : India win the inaugural game against Bangladesh : V Sehwag and V Kohli excel with willow while MM Patel shine with leather

World Cup 2011 : Match Number one : India win the inaugural game against Bangladesh : V Sehwag and V Kohli excel with willow while MM Patel shine with leather

Match Number 01: Bangladesh vs India at Dhaka on 19.02.11 : India won by 87 runs

Bangaladesh inserted the opposition in this game providing the 174th occasion of a captain inserting the opposition in world cup. Bangladesh inserting the opposition in this game provides the fifth occasion of Bangladesh doing so in the world cup. The other four occasions are – vs West Indies at Benoni on 18.02.03 : vs Sri Lanka at Port of Spain on 21.03.07 : vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 25.03.07 and vs West Indies at Bridgetown on 19.04.07.

SR Tendulkar’s appearance in this game gave him the distinction of most capped player in one day games. Prior to this game, SR Tendulkar and ST Jayasuriya had played 444 one day games. This game represents 445th game for SR Tendulkar.

SR Tendulkar becomes the second cricketer to appear in six world cups. Javed Miandad holds the record of playing six world Cups. He represented Pakistan in 1975, 1979, 1983, 1987, 1992 and 1996 world Cups. Prior to this World Cup, SR Tendulkar had played in five World Cups – 1992, 1996, 1999, 2003 and 2007.

Both Bangladesh and India are led by new captains in this world cup. MS Dhoni is the sixth captain to lead India in world cup. Others are – N Kapil Dev {15}: M Azharuddin {23}: SC Ganguly {11}: R Dravid {03} and S Venkataraghavan {06}. Shakib Al Hasan is the fourth captain to lead Bangladesh captain in world cup. Others are – Habibul Bashar {09}: Aminul Islam {05} and Khaled Masud {06}. MS Dhoni and Shakib Al Hasan are the 82nd and 83rd captain to lead a team in world cup.

India is led by MS Dhoni who also keeps wickets; HeHhHHe became the seventh wicket keeper captains to lead a team in the world cup. Others are – BM Mauricette of Canada, AJ Stewart of England, LK Germon of New Zealand, A Flower of Zimbabwe, Khaled Mashud of Bangladesh and J Smits of Netherlands.

SR Tendulkar is playing his 36th world cup innings and is on par with RT Ponting who also has played 36 world cup innings. ST Jayasuriya with 37 innings to his credit holds the record for most innings played by a batsman in the world Cup

SR Tendulkar was dismissed run out for 28 in this game providing the 426th dismissal of a run out in world cup. His run out in this game provides the 46th occasion of an Indian batsman run out in the world cup.

SR Tendulkar has been dismissed run out on three occasions in the world cup. The other two occasions are – vs West Indies at Gwalior for 70 on 21.02.96 and vs Sri Lanka at Delhi on 02.03.96. He became the third Indian batsman to be dismissed run out on three occasions. Others are – M Prabhakar and J Srinath

SR Tendulkar’s run out in this game for 28 provides the 80th occasion of a an opening batsman dismissed run out in world cup.

SR Tendulkar’s three run out dismissals are as an opening batsman. He became the sixth opening batsman to be dismissed run out on three occasions. Others are – NJ Astle of New Zealand : DC Boon of Australia : SP Fleming of New Zealand : ST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka and RD Shah of Kenya

SR Tendulkar with his three run out dismissals now holds the record for Indian opening batsman who has been dismissed run out on most occasions in the world cup. SC Ganguly who was run out on two occasions held the previous record.

SR Tendulkar’s run out in this game provides the tenth occasion of an Indian opening batsman dismissed run out in world cup. At the end of this game, India and New Zealand are on par with ten occasion of their opening batsman run out in world cup. Australia holds the record with eleven occasion of its opening batsman dismissed run out in world cup

SR Tendulkar’s run out dismissal in this game provide the 33rd occasion of his being dismissed run out in one day games. Other batsmen who have been dismissed run out on more than 33 occasions are – MS Atapattu {41}: Inzamam-ul-Haq {40}: R Dravid {39}: Mohammad Yousuf {38} and Wasim Akram {38}.

SR Tendulkar with his 33 run out dismissals went past M Azharuddin and ME Waugh who have been dismissed run out on 32 occasions.

V Sehwag scored 175 in this game provide the 80th occasion of an Indian batsman and 32nd occasion of an Indian opening batsman scoring a fifty in the world cup

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the 32nd occasion of an Indian batsman scoring a fifty in the world cup put India on par with England which has also 32 occasions of its opening batsman scoring fifty plus runs. Australia holds the record with 42 occasions of its openers scoring fifty in world cup.

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the 1115th hundred by a batsman in the annals of one day games. His knock provides the 183rd hundred by Indian batsman in one day games. It also represents the 594th hundred by an opening batsman in the annals of one day games

V Kohli’s 100 not out in this game provide the 1116th hundred by a batsman in the annals of one day games. His knock provides the 184th hundred by Indian batsman in one day games.

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the 104th hundred by a batsman in the world cup. His knock provides the 16th hundred by an Indian batsman in the world cup. It also represents the 50th hundred by an opening batsman in the world cup.

V Kohli’s 100 not out in this game provide the 105th hundred by a batsman in the world cup. His knock provides the 17th hundred by an Indian batsman in the world cup

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the 62nd occasion of a batsman scoring 150 plus runs in one day games. His knock provides the 15
th occasion of an Indian batsman scoring 150 plus runs in one day games. It also represents the 44th occasion of an opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs in one day games.

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the ninth occasion of an opening batsman scoring 150 plus runs in the world cup. Others are – 171* by GM Turner of New Zealand vs East Africa at Birmingham on 07.06.75 : 188* by G Kirsten of South Africa vs UAE at Rawalpindi on 16.02.96 : 161 by AC Hudson of South Africa vs Netherlands at Rawalpindi on 05.03.96 : 183 by SC Ganguly of India vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 : 172* by CB Wishart of Zimbabwe vs Namibia at Harare on 10.02.03 : 152 by SR Tendulkar of India vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03 : 160 by Imran Nazir of Pakistan vs Zimbabwe at Kingston on 21.03.07 : 158 by ML Hayden of Australia vs West Indies at North Sound on 27.03.07

V Sehwag with his 175 in this game became the third Indian opening batsman to score 150 plus runs in world cup. The other two are – 183 by SC Ganguly vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 and 152 by SR Tendulkar vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game provide the eleventh occasion of a batsman scoring 150 plus runs in world cup. He became the fourth Indian batsman to score 150 plus runs in the world cup. The other three are – 175* by N Kapil Dev vs Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells on 18.02.83 : 183 by SC Ganguly vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 and 152 by SR Tendulkar vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03.

V Sehwag {175} and V Kohli {100*} scored hundreds in this game providing the 90th occasion of two batsman scoring hundreds in the same innings in the annals of one day games. Their feat provides the 22nd occasion of Indian batsmen performing such a feat in one day games.

V Sehwag {175} and V Kohli {100*} scored hundreds in this game providing the sixth occasion of two batsman scoring hundreds in the same innings in world cup. Their feat provides the fourth occasion of Indian batsmen performing such a feat in world cup. The other three occasions are – R Dravid {104*} and SR Tendulkar {140*} vs Kenya at Bristol on 23.05.99: SC Ganguly {183} and R Dravid {145} vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 and SR Tendulkar {152} and SC Ganguly {112*} vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03

V Sehwag’s 175 and V Kohli’s 100 not out in this game provide the eighth occasion of a batsman scoring hundreds in the opening game/games of the world cup. In 1999 and 2007, the opening games did not witness a hundred. The other occasions are – 1975 – 137 by DL Amiss of England vs India at Lord’s on 07.06.75 : 171* by GM Turner of New Zealand vs East Africa at Birmingham on 07.06.75 : 1979 – 106* by CG Greenidge of West Indies vs India at Birmingham on 19.06.79 : 1983 – 102 by AJ Lamb of England vs New Zealand at The Oval on 09.06.83 : 1987 – 103 by Javed Miandad of Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Hyd-Pak on 08.10.87 : 1992 – 100* by MD Crowe of New Zealand vs Australia at Auckland on 22.02.92 and 100 by DC Boon of Australia vs New Zealand at Auckland on 22.02.92 : 1996 – 101 by NJ Astle of New Zealand vs England at Ahmedabad on 14.02.96 – 1999 – No hundreds : 2003 – 116 by BC Lara of West Indies vs South Africa at Cape Town on 09.02.03 and 2007 – No hundreds.

V Sehwag’s 175 and V Kohli’s 100 not out in this game provide the first occasion of two batsmen scoring hundreds in the same innings in the opening game of the world cup

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game represent the highest individual score in the opening game of the world cup. He wrested the record from GM Turner of New Zealand who had scored 171 not out against East Africa at Birmingham on 07.06.75

India’s 370 for 4 in this game represent the 371st occasion of a team scoring 300 plus runs in the annals of one day games. This total represents the 61st occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in one day games

India’s 370 for 4 in this game represent the 50th occasion of a team scoring 350 plus runs in the annals of one day games. This total represents the 15th occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in one day games.

India’s 370 for 4 in this game represent the 45th occasion of a team scoring 300 plus runs in world cup. This total represents the fifth occasion of India posting a total of 300 plus runs in world cup. The other four occasions are – 329 for 2 vs Kenya at Bristol on 23.05.99 : 373 for 6 vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 : 311 for 2 vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03 and 413 for 5 vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 19.03.07.

India’s 370 for 4 in this game represent the eleventh occasion of a team scoring 350 plus runs in world cup. This total represents the third occasion of India posting a total of 350 plus runs in world cup. The other two occasions are – 373 for 6 vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 and 413 for 5 vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 19.03.07

V Sehwag’s 175 in this game represent his 14th hundred of his one day career. His knock represents his highest one day score, His previous best was 146 vs Sri Lanka at Rajkot on 15.12.09. His knock also represents his second world cup hundred. His other hundred in the world cup was 114 vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 19.03.07

V Kohli’s 100 not out in this game represent his fifth one day hundred and his first in the world cup. His knock came on his world cup debut and he earned the distinction of becoming the 13th batsman to score a hundred on world cup debut. The other twelve occasions are – 171* by GM Turner of New Zealand vs East Africa at Birmingham in 1975 : 137 by DL Amiss of England vs India at Lord’s in 1975 : 110 by TM Chappell of Australia vs India at Nottingham in 1983 : 102 by AJ Lamb of England vs New Zealand at The Oval in 1983 : 110 by GR Marsh of Australia vs India at Chennai in 1987 : 115* by A Flower of Zimbabwe vs Sri Lanka at New Plymouth in 1992 : 188* by G Kirsten of South Africa vs UAE at Rawalpindi in 1996 : 101 by NJ Astle of New Zealand vs England at Ahmedabad in 1996 : 172* by CB Wishart of Zimbabwe vs Namibia at Harare in 2003 : 143* by A Symonds of Australia vs Pakistan at Johannesburg in 2003 : 141* by SB Styris of New Zealand vs Sri Lanka at Bloemfontein in 2003 and 115* by JP Bray of Ireland vs Zimbabwe at Kingston in 2007

V Kohli with his 100 not out in this game earned the distinction of becoming the fi
rst Indian batsman to score a hundred on world cup debut.

V Sehwag and V Kohli added 203 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the ninth occasion of 200 plus runs partnership in world cup. This stand represents the fourth occasion of 200 plus runs partnership for the third wicket. The other three occasions are – 207 runs between ME Waugh and SR Waugh of Australia vs Kenya at Vizag on 23.02.96 : 237* runs between R Dravid and SR Tendulkar of India vs Kenya at Bristol on 23.05.99 : and 234* between RT Ponting and DR Martyn of Australia vs India at Jo’burg on 23.03.03.

V Sehwag and V Kohli added 203 runs for the third wicket in this game providing the fifth occasion of Indian batsmen posting 200 plus runs partnership in world cup. The other four occasions are – 318 runs for the second wicket between R Dravid and SC Ganguly vs Sri Lanka at Taunton on 26.05.99 : 244 runs for the second wicket between SC Ganguly and SR Tendulkar vs Namibia at Pietermaritzburg on 23.02.03 : 202 runs for the second wicket between SC Ganguly and V Sehwag vs Bermuda at Port of Spain on 19.03.07 : 237* for the third wicket between R Dravid and SR Tendulkar vs Kenya at Bristol on 23.05.99.

India’s 370 for 4 in this game provide the fifth occasion of a team posting 300 plus runs in the opening game of a world cup. Other occasions are – 334 for 6 in 60.0 overs by England vs India at Lord’s on 07.06.75 : 309 for 5 in 60.0 overs by New Zealand vs East Africa at Birmingham on 07.06.75 : 322 for 6 in 60.0 overs by England vs New Zealand at The Oval on 09.06.83 and 338 for 5 in 60.0 overs by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Swansea on 09.06.83.

India’s 370 for 4 in this game provide the highest team total in the opening game of a world cup. The previous best was 338 for 5 in 60.0 overs by Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Swansea on 09.06.83.

Abdur Razaak returned with figures of 9.0-0-74-0 in this game providing the 47th occasion of a bowler conceding seventy plus runs in the world cup. It was the second occasion for Abdur Razaak leaking seventy plus runs in a world cup game. The other occasion was against Sri Lanka at Port of Spain on 21.03.07 when he returned with figures of 10.0-0-86-1.

Adbur Razaak earned the dubious distinction of becoming the only bowler to concede seventy plus runs on two occasions in the world cup.

V Sehwag {175} and Tamim Iqbal {70} scored fifties in this game providing the 43rd occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring fifties in the world cup.

V Sehwag {175} and Tamim Iqbal {70} scored hundred and fifty in this game providing the 16th occasion of rival opening batsmen scoring a hundred and a fifty in the world cup.

Juniad Siddique was stumped by MS Dhoni of Harbhajan Singh providing the 100th stumping dismissal in the world cup.

Zaheer Khan who had an aggregate of 23 world cup wickets prior to the start of the ensuing world cup captured two wickets in this game and took his tally of wickets to 25 at the end of this game. He became the 25th bowler in the world cup to capture 25 plus wickets. Zaheer Khan also become the fourth Indian bowler to capture 25 plus wickets after J Srinath {44}, A Kumble {31} and N Kapil Dev {28}

Zaheer Khan become the fifth left arm bowler to aggregate 25 wickets after Wasim Akram {55}. WPUJC Vaas {49}, GB Hogg {34} and ST Jayasuriya {27} and the third left arm pace bowler after Wasim Akram and WPUJC Vaas to achieve the milestone

MM Patel captured 4 for 48 in this game providing the 15th occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in the world cup. It also provides the 129th occasion of a bowler capturing four or more wickets in the world cup.

MM Patel captured 4 for 48 in this game providing the 131st occasion of an Indian bowler capturing four or more wickets in one day games.

MM Patel’s 4 for 48 in this game represent his third four wicket haul in one day games. The other two occasions are – 4 for 29 vs South Africa at Jo’burg on 15.01.11 and 4 for 49 vs Sri Lanka at Rajkot on 11.02.07

Shakib Al Hasan scored 55 in this game providing the 116th occasion of a captain scoring a fifty in the world cup. He became the first Bangladesh captain to score a fifty in world cup

Tamim Iqbal {70} and Shakib Al Hasan {55} scored fifties in this game providing the eleventh occasion of Bangladesh batsman scoring a fifty in world cup.

Shakib Al Hasan scored his third world cup fifty when he scored 55 in this game. The other two occasions are – 53 vs India at Port of Spain on 17.03.07 and 57* vs England at Bridgetown on 11.04.07

Tamim Iqbal scored his second fifty when he scored 70 in this game. He had earlier scored 51 vs India at Port of Spain on 17.03.07. Thus his 70 in this game is his highest score in world cup

Shakib Al Hasan with his three fifties holds the record for most fifties by a Bangladesh batsman in world cup. Others who have scored two fifties are – Minjahul Abedin, Mohammad Ashraful and Tamim Iqbal

Batsmen retired not out {hurt} in World Cup games

Batsmen retired not out {hurt} in World Cup games

BATSMEN RETIRED NOT OUT {HURT} IN WORLD CUP GAMES

No

Batsmen

Runs

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

SRD Wettimuny

53*

Srl

Aus

The Oval

11 Jun 1975

2

LRD Mendis

32*

Srl

Aus

The Oval

11 Jun 1975

3

GM Wood

2*

Aus

Win

Leeds

11 Jun 1983

4

DB Vengsarkar

32*

Ind

Win

The Oval

15 Jun 1983

5

BC Lara

88*

Win

Pak

Melbourne

23 Feb 1992

6

KJ Arnott

16*

Zim

Win

Brisbane

29 Feb 1992

7

A Jadeja

13*

Ind

NZl

Dunedin

12 Mar 1992

8

NMK Smith

27*

Eng

UAE

Peshawar

18 Feb 1996

9

RS Mahanama

58*

Srl

Ind

Kolkata

13 Mar 1996

10

DS Lehmann

6*

Aus

Zim

Lord’s

09 Jun 1999

11

ST Jayasuriya

1*

Srl

Aus

Centurion

07 Mar 2003

12

S Dhaniram

17*

Can

NZl

Gros Islet

22 Mar 2007

Results of the warm up games

Results of the warm up games

The following are the results of Warm up Games played prior to World Cup 2011

18

Canada v England at Fatullah – Feb 16, 2011

England 243 (49.4 ov); Canada 227 (46.1 ov)

England won by 16 runs

19

India v New Zealand at Chennai – Feb 16, 2011

India 360/5 (50 ov); New Zealand 243 (43.1 ov)

India won by 117 runs

20

England v Pakistan at Fatullah – Feb 18, 2011

Eng 273 (50 ov); Pakistan 206 (46.1)

England won by 67 runs

Lowest Totals in the World Cup – Less than 100 runs in a completed innings

Lowest Totals in the World Cup – Less than 100 runs in a completed innings

LOWEST TOTAL IN A COMPLETED INNINGS – LESS THAN 100 RUNS

No

Team

Score

Overs

Opp

Ground

Date

1

Canada

36

18.4

Srl

Paarl

19.02.03

2

Canada

45

40.3

Eng

Manchester

13.06.79

3

Namibia

45

14.0

Aus

Potchefstroom

27.02.03

4

Scotland

68

31.3

Win

Leicester

27.05.99

5

Pakistan

74

40.2

Eng

Adelaide

01.03.92

6

Ireland

77

27.4

Srl

St George’s

18.04.07

7

Bermuda

78

24.4

Srl

Port of Spain

15.03.07

8

Namibia

84

17.4

Pak

Kimberley

16.02.03

9

Sri Lanka

86

37.2

Win

Manchester

07.06.75

10

Ireland

91

30.0

Aus

Bridgetown

13.04.07

11

England

93

36.2

Aus

Leeds

18.06.75

12

West Indies

93

35.2

Ken

Pune

29.02.96

13

East Africa

94

52.3

Eng

Birmingham

14.06.75

14

Zimbabwe

99

19.1

Pak

Kingston

21.03.07

Highest totals in World Cup – 350 plus runs

Highest totals in World Cup – 350 plus runs

HIGHEST TOTALS – 350 PLUS RUNS

No

Team

Score

Overs

Opp

Ground

Date

1

India

413/5

50.0

Ber

Port of Spain

19 Mar 2007

2

Sri Lanka

398/5

50.0

Ken

Kandy

06 Mar 1996

3

Australia

377/6

50.0

SAF

Basseterre

24 Mar 2007

4

India

373/6

50.0

Srl

Taunton

26 May 1999

5

New Zealand

363/5

50.0

Can

Gros Islet

22 Mar 2007

6

West Indies

360/4

50.0

Srl

Karachi

13 Oct 1987

7

Australia

359/2

50.0

Ind

Johannesburg

23 Mar 2003

8

Australia

358/5

50.0

Net

Basseterre

18 Mar 2007

9

South Africa

356/4

50.0

Win

St George’s

10 Apr 2007

10

South Africa

353/3

40.0

Net

Basseterre

16 Mar 2007

Four or more wickets in World Cup

Four or more wickets in World Cup

SEVEN WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

GD McGrath

7.0

4

15

7

Aus

v Nam

Potchefstroom

27 Feb 2003

2

AJ Bichel

10.0

0

20

7

Aus

v Eng

Port Elizabeth

02 Mar 2003

3

WW Davis

10.3

0

51

7

Win

v Aus

Leeds

11 Jun 1983

SIX WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

GJ Gilmour

12.0

6

14

6

Aus

v Eng

Leeds

18 Jun 1975

2

A Nehra

10.0

2

23

6

Ind

v Eng

Durban

26 Feb 2003

3

SE Bond

10.0

2

23

6

NZl

v Aus

Port Elizabeth

11 Mar 2003

4

WPUJC Vaas

9.1

2

25

6

Srl

v Ban

Pietermaritzburg

14 Feb 2003

5

KH MacLeay

11.5

3

39

6

Aus

v Ind

Nottingham

13 Jun 1983

FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No

Bow
lers

O

M

R

W

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

GD McGrath

8.4

3

14

5

Aus

v Win

Manchester

30 May 1999

2

AJ Hall

10.0

2

18

5

RSA

v Eng

Bridgetown

17 Apr 2007

3

AG Hurst

10.0

3

21

5

Aus

v Can

Birmingham

16 Jun 1979

4

PA Strang

9.4

1

21

5

Zim

v Ken

Patna

27 Feb 1996

5

L Klusener

8.3

3

21

5

RSA

v Ken

Amstelveen

26 May 1999

6

CO Obuya

10.0

0

24

5

Ken

v Srl

Nairobi (Gym)

24 Feb 2003

6

RJ Hadlee

10.1

4

25

5

NZl

v Srl

Bristol

13 Jun 1983

7

BKV Prasad

9.3

2

27

5

Ind

v Pak

Manchester

08 Jun 1999

8

A Codrington

9.0

3

27

5

Can

v Ban

Durban

11 Feb 2003

9

Wasim Akram

9.0

1

28

5

Pak

v Nam

Kimberley

16 Feb 2003

10

SF Dukanwala

10.0

0

29

5

UAE.

v Net

Lahore

01 Mar 1996

11

RR Singh

9.3

0

31

5

Ind

v Srl

Taunton

26 May 1999

12

ALF de Mel

12.0

4

32

5

Srl

v NZl

Derby

18 Jun 1983

13

VC Drakes

10.0

2

33

5

Win

v Ken

Kimberley

04 Mar 2003

14

DK Lillee

12.0

2

34

5

Aus

v Pak

Leeds

07 Jun 1975

15

Saqlain Mushtaq

10.0

1

35

5

Pak

v Ban

Northampton

31 May 1999

16

DW Fleming

9.0

0

36

5

Aus

v Ind

Mumbai

27 Feb 1996

17

SM Pollock

9.2

1

36

5

RSA

v Aus

Birmingham

17 Jun 1999

18

J Garner

11.0

0

38

5

Win

v Eng

Lord’s

23 Jun 1979

19

VJ Marks

12.0

3

39

5

Eng

v Srl

Taunton

11 Jun 1983

20

ALF de Mel

12.0

1

39

5

Srl

v Pak

Leeds

16 Jun 1983

21

CK Langeveldt

10.0

1

39

5

RSA

v Srl

Providence

28 Mar 2007

22

B Lee

9.1

2

42

5

Aus

v NZl

Port Elizabeth

11 Mar 2003

23

N Kapil Dev

12.0

2

43

5

Ind

v Aus

Nottingham

13 Jun 1983

24

RJ van Vuuren

10.0

2

43

5

Nam

v Eng

Port Elizabeth

19 Feb 2003

25

Abdul Qadir

12.0

1

44

5

Pak

v Srl

Leeds

16 Jun 1983

26

CJ McDermott

10.0

0

44

5

Aus

v Pak

Lahore

04 Nov 1987

27

VC Drakes

9.5

1

44

5

Win

v Can

Centurion

23 Feb 2003

28

A Nel

10.0

1

45

5

RSA

v Ban

Providence

07 Apr 2007

29

GJ Gilmour

12.0

2

48

5

Aus

v Win

Lord’s

21 Jun 1975

FOUR WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

No

Bowlers

O

M

R

W

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

Yuvraj Singh

4.3

2

6

4

Ind

v Nam

Pietermaritzburg

23 Feb 2003

2

CZ Harris

3.1

0

7

4

NZl

v Sco

Edinburgh

31 May 1999

3

CM Old

10.0

5

8

4

Eng

v Can

Manchester

13 Jun 1979

4

JA Snow

12.0

6

11

4

Eng

v EAF

Birmingham

14 Jun 1975

5

RGD Willis

10.3

3

11

4

Eng

v Can

Manchester

13 Jun 1979

6

MW Pringle

8.0

4

11

4

RSA

v Win

Christchurch

05 Mar 1992

7

RAP Nissanka

7.0

1

12

4

Srl

v Can

Paarl

19 Feb 2003

8

M Hendrick

12.0

6

15

4

Eng

v Pak

Leeds

16 Jun 1979

9

L Klusener

8.0

2

16

4

RSA

v Ken

Potchefstroom

12 Feb 2003

10

AA Donald

8.0

1

17

4

RSA

v Eng

The Oval

22 May 1999

11

M Prabhakar

8.0

1

19

4

Ind

v Zim

Mumbai

17 Oct 1987

12

NW Bracken

9.4

3

19

4

Aus

v Srl

St George’s

16 Apr 2007

13

M Muralitharan

5.0

0

19

4

Srl

v Ire

St George’s

18 Apr 2007

14

BD Julien

12.0

3

20

4

Win

v Srl

Manchester

07 Jun 1975

15

S Madan Lal

8.2

3

20

4

Ind

v Aus

Chelmsford

20 Jun 1983

16

Abdul Qadir

12.0

4

21

4

Pak

v NZl

Birmingham

11 Jun 1983

17

EA Brandes

10.0

4

21

4

Zim

v Eng

Albury

18 Mar 1992

18

WPUJC Vaas

10.0

3

22

4

Srl

v Win

Cape Town

28 Feb 2003

19

MF Maharoof

7.0

1

23

4

Srl

v Ber

Port of Spain

15 Mar 2007

20

DL Vettori

8.4

1

23

4

NZl

v Ire

Providence

09 Apr 2007

21

M Ntini

7.1

1

24

4

RSA

v Ban

Bloemfontein

22 Feb 2003

22

CA Walsh

10.0

0

25

4

Win

v Ban

Dublin

21 May 1999

23

JM Anderson

10.0

1

25

4

Eng

v Net

East London

16 Feb 2003

24

MF Maharoof

10.0

3

25

4

Srl

v Ire

St George’s

18 Apr 2007

25

Waqar Younis

10.0

0

26

4

Pak

v Net

Lahore

26 Feb 1996

26

BD Julien

12.0

5

27

4

Win

v NZl

The Oval

18 Jun 1975

27

GB Hogg

4.5

0

27

4

Aus

v Net

Basseterre

18 Mar 2007

28

TM Odoyo

10.0

1

28

4

Ken

v Can

Cape Town

15 Feb 2003

29

M Muralitharan

10.0

1

28

4

Srl

v Ken

Nairobi (Gym)

24 Feb 2003

30

RMH Binny

8.0

2

29

4

Ind

v Aus

Chelmsford

20 Jun 1983

31

SK Warne

10.0

4

29

4

Aus

v RSA

Birmingham

17 Jun 1999

32

JM Anderson

10.0

2

29

4

Eng

v Pak

Cape Town

22 Feb 2003

33

GB Hogg

6.5

1

29

4

Aus

v NZl

St George’s

20 Apr 2007

34

CC Lewis

8.0

0

30

4

Eng

v Srl

Ballarat

09 Mar 1992

35

J Srinath

9.1

1

30

4

Ind

v Net

Paarl

12 Feb 2003

36

Abdul Qadir

10.0

0

31

4

Pak

v Eng

Rawalpindi

12 Oct 1987

37

IT Botham

10.0

1

31

4

Eng

v Aus

Sydney

05 Mar 1992

38

M Muralitharan

8.0

0

31

4

Srl

v NZl

Kingston

24 Apr 2007

39

Wasim Akram

9.2

0

32

4

Pak

v NZl

Christchurch

18 Mar 1992

40

AA Donald

10.0

1

32

4

RSA

v Aus

Birmingham

17 Jun 1999

41

A Kumble

10.0

1

32

4

Ind

v Net

Paarl

12 Feb 2003

42

MA Holding

12.0

2

33

4

Win

v Ind

Birmingham

09 Jun 1979

43

AC Cummins

10.0

0

33

4

Win

v Ind

Wellington

10 Mar 1992

44

SK Warne

9.0

1

33

4

Aus

v Pak

Lord’s

20 Jun 1999

45

MR Whitney

10.0

1

34

4

Aus

v Win

Melbourne

18 Mar 1992

46

SK Warne

9.3

1

34

4

Aus

v Zim

Nagpur

01 Mar 1996

47

D Gough

10.0

1

34

4

Eng

v Ken

Canterbury

18 May 1999

48

TBM de Leede

9.5

0

35

4

Net

v Ind

Paarl

12 Feb 2003

49

AR Caddick

9.0

2

35

4

Eng

v Aus

Port Elizabeth

02 Mar 2003

50

J Srinath

9.0

1

35

4

Ind

v Srl

Johannesburg

10 Mar 2003

51

A Nehra

7.0

1

35

4

Ind

v Srl

Johannesburg

10 Mar 2003

52

SK Warne

9.0

0

36

4

Aus

v Win

Mohali

14 Mar 1996

53

Imran Khan

8.3

2

37

4

Pak

v Win

Lahore

16 Oct 1987

54

Imran Khan

9.0

0

37

4

Pak

v Eng

Karachi

20 Oct 1987

55

AD Mullally

10.0

1

37

4

Eng

v Srl

Lord’s

14 May 1999

56

GI Allott

10.0

0

37

4

NZl

v Aus

Cardiff

20 May 1999

57

JAR Blain

10.0

1

37

4

Sco

v Ban

Edinburgh

24 May 1999

58

MO Odumbe

10.0

0

38

4

Ken

v Ban

Johannesburg

01 Mar 2003

59

Mashrafe Mortaza

9.3

2

38

4

Ban

v Ind

Port of Spain

17 Mar 2007

60

SP O’Donnell

9.4

1

39

4

Aus

v Zim

Chennai

13 Oct 1987

61

SW Tait

10.0

0

39

4

Aus

v RSA

Gros Islet

25 Apr 2007

62

CA Walsh

10.0

1

40

4

Win

v Pak

Lahore

16 Oct 1987

63

PA Strang

7.3

1

40

4

Zim

v Win

Hyd-LBS

16 Feb 1996

64

Wasim Akram

9.5

1

40

4

Pak

v Aus

Leeds

23 May 1999

65

DAG Fletcher

11.0

1

42

4

Zim

v Aus

Nottingham

09 Jun 1983

66

RGD Willis

12.0

1

42

4

Eng

v NZl

Birmingham

15 Jun 1983

67

NC Johnson

10.0

0

42

4

Zim

v Ken

Taunton

15 May 1999

68

JF Kloppenburg

10.0


0

42

4

Net

v Nam

Bloemfontein

03 Mar 2003

69

Adeel Raja

8.5

0

42

4

Net

v Nam

Bloemfontein

03 Mar 2003

70

Z Khan

8.0

0

42

4

Ind

v NZl

Centurion

14 Mar 2003

71

A Flintoff

8.1

1

43

4

Eng

v Ire

Providence

30 Mar 2007

72

SB Styris

10.0

1

43

4

NZl

v Ban

North Sound

02 Apr 2007

73

Sarfraz Nawaz

12.0

1

44

4

Pak

v Win

Birmingham

11 Jun 1975

74

AR Adams

9.4

1

44

4

NZl

v Win

Port Elizabeth

13 Feb 2003

75

AW Greig

12.0

0

45

4

Eng

v NZl

Nottingham

11 Jun 1975

76

GR Dilley

11.0

0

45

4

Eng

v Srl

Taunton

11 Jun 1983

77

M Dillon

9.1

0

46

4

Win

v NZl

Southampton

24 May 1999

78

Shoaib Akhtar

8.0

1

46

4

Pak

v Nam

Kimberley

16 Feb 2003

79

RA Harper

10.0

0

47

4

Win

v RSA

Karachi

11 Mar 1996

80

KD Boyce

12.0

0

50

4

Win

v Aus

Lord’s

21 Jun 1975

81

SI Mahmood

9.0

0

50

4

Eng

v Srl

North Sound

04 Apr 2007

82

EE Hemmings

9.3

1

52

4

Eng

v Ind

Mumbai

05 Nov 1987

83

JDP Oram

10.0

1

52

4

NZl

v Can

Benoni

03 Mar 2003

84

SL Malinga

9.2

0

54

4

Srl

v RSA

Providence

28 Mar 2007

85

Asif Iqbal

11.0

0

56

4

Pak

v Win

The Oval

20 Jun 1979

86

CJ McDermott

10.0

0

56

4

Aus

v Ind

Chennai

09 Oct 1987

87

DS Mohanty

10.0

0

56

4

Ind

v Ken

Bristol

23 May 1999

88

UC Hathurusingha

8.0

0

57

4

Srl

v Win

Berri

13 Mar 1992

89

IJ Harvey

9.3

0

58

4

Aus

v Pak

Johannesburg

11 Feb 2003

90

GI Allott

10.0

0

64

4

NZl

v Pak

Derby

28 May 1999

Hundreds in World Cup

Hundreds in World Cup

HUNDREDS IN THE WORLD CUP

No

Batsmen

Runs

Team

Opp

Ground

Date

1

DL Amiss

137

Eng

Ind

Lord’s

07 Jun 1975

2

GM Turner

171*

NZl

EAF

Birmingham

07 Jun 1975

3

KWR Fletcher

131

Eng

NZl

Nottingham

11 Jun 1975

4

A Turner

101

Aus

Srl

The Oval

11 Jun 1975

5

GM Turner

114*

NZl

Ind

Manchester

14 Jun 1975

6

CH Lloyd

102

Win

Aus

Lord’s

21 Jun 1975

7

CG Greenidge

106*

Win

Ind

Birmingham

09 Jun 1979

8

IVA Richards

138*

Win

Eng

Lord’s

23 Jun 1979

9

AJ Lamb

102

Eng

NZl

The Oval

09 Jun 1983

10

DI Gower

130

Eng

Srl

Taunton

11 Jun 1983

11

TM Chappell

110

Aus

Ind

Nottingham

13 Jun 1983

12

CG Greenidge

105*

Win

Zim

Worcester

13 Jun 1983

13

IVA Richards

119

Win

Ind

The Oval

15 Jun 1983

14

Imran Khan

102*

Pak

Srl

Leeds

16 Jun 1983

15

N Kapil Dev

175*

Ind

Zim

Tunbridge Wells

18 Jun 1983

16

Zaheer Abbas

103*

Pak

NZl

Nottingham

20 Jun 1983

17

Javed Miandad

103

Pak

Srl

Hyd-Pak

08 Oct 1987

18

GR Marsh

110

Aus

Ind

Chennai

09 Oct 1987

19

DL Houghton

142

Zim

NZl

Hyd-LBS

10 Oct 1987

20

DL Haynes

105

Win

Srl

Karachi

13 Oct 1987

21

IVA Richards

181

Win

Srl

Karachi

13 Oct 1987

22

Rameez Raja

113

Pak

Eng

Karachi

20 Oct 1987

23

Saleem Malik

100

Pak

Srl

Faisalabad

25 Oct 1987

24

GR Marsh

126*

Asu

NZl

Chandigarh

27 Oct 1987

25

RB Richardson

110

Win

Pak

Karachi

30 Oct 1987

26

SM Gavaskar

103*

Ind

NZl

Nagpur

31 Oct 1987

27

GA Gooch

115

Eng

Ind

Mumbai

05 Nov 1987

28

MD Crowe

100*

NZl

Aus

Auckland

22 Feb 1992

29

DC Boon

100

Aus

NZl

Auckland

22 Feb 1992

30

A Flower

115*

Zim

Srl

New Plymouth

23 Feb 1992

31

Rameez Raja

102*

Pak

Win

Melbourne

23 Feb 1992

32

Aamer Sohail

114

Pak

Zim

Hobart

27 Feb 1992

33

PV Simmons

110

Win

Srl

Berri

13 Mar 1992

34

Rameez Raja

119*

Pak

NZl

Christchurch

18 Mar 1992

35

DC Boon

100

Aus

Win

Melbourne

18 Mar 1992

36

NJ Astle

101

NZl

Eng

Ahmedabad

14 Feb 1996

37

G Kirsten

188*

RSA

UAE

Rawalpindi

16 Feb 1996

38

SR Tendulkar

127*

Ind

Ken

Cuttack

18 Feb 1996

39

GA Hick

104*

Eng

Net

Peshawar

22 Feb 1996

40

ME Waugh

130

Aus

Ken

Visakhapatnam

23 Feb 1996

41

ME Waugh

126

Aus

Ind

Mumbai

27 Feb 1996

42

Aamer Sohail

111

Pak

RSA

Karachi

29 Feb 1996

43

SR Tendulkar

137

Ind

Srl

Delhi

02 Mar 1996

44

RT Ponting

102

Aus

Win

Jaipur

04 Mar 1996

45

AC Hudson

161

RSA

Net

Rawalpindi

05 Mar 1996

46

PA de Silva

145

Srl

Ken

Kandy

06 Mar 1996

47

VG Kambli

106

Ind

Zim

Kanpur

06 Mar 1996

48

BC Lara

111

Win

RSA

Karachi

11 Mar 1996

49

CZ Harris

130

NZl

Aus

Chennai

11 Mar 1996

50

ME Waugh

110

Aus

NZl

Chennai

11 Mar 1996

51

PA de Silva

107*

Srl

Aus

Lahore

17 Mar 1996

52

R Dravid

104*

Ind

Ken

Bristol

23 May 1999

53

SR Tendulkar

140*

Ind

Ken

Bristol

23 May 1999

54

SC Ganguly

183

Ind

Srl

Taunton

26 May 1999

55

R Dravid

145

Ind

Srl

Taunton

26 May 1999

56

A Jadeja

100*

Ind

Aus

The Oval

04 Jun 1999

57

ME Waugh

104

Aus

Zim

Lord’s

09 Jun 1999

58

NC Johnson

132*

Zim

Aus

Lord’s

09 Jun 1999

59

Saeed Anwar

103

Pak

Zim

The Oval

11 Jun 1999

60

HH Gibbs

101

RSA

Aus

Leeds

13 Jun 1999

61

SR Waugh

120*

Aus

RSA

Leeds

13 Jun 1999

62

Saeed Anwar

113*

Pak

NZl

Manchester

16 Jun 1999

63

BC Lara

116

Win

RSA

Cape Town

09 Feb 2003

64

CB Wishart

172*

Zim

Nam

Harare

10 Feb 2003

65

ST Jayasuriya

120

Srl

NZl

Bloemfontein

10 Feb 2003

66

SB Styris

141

NZl

Srl

Bloemfontein

10 Feb 2003

67

A Symonds

143*

Aus

Pak

Johannesburg

11 Feb 2003

68

HH Gibbs

143

RSA

NZl

Johannesburg

16 Feb 2003

69

SP Fleming

134*

NZl

RSA

Johannesburg

16 Feb 2003

70

JM Davison

111

Can

Win

Centurion

23 Feb 2003

71

SR Tendulkar

152

Ind

Nam

Pietermaritzburg

23 Feb 2003

72

SC Ganguly

112*

Ind

Nam

Pietermaritzburg

23 Feb 2003

73

Saeed Anwar

101

Pak

Ind

Centurion

01 Mar 2003

74

JF Kloppenburg

121

Net

Nam

Bloemfontein

03 Mar 2003

75

KJJ van Noortwijk

134*

Net

Nam

Bloemfontein

03 Mar 2003

76

MS Atapattu

124

Srl

RSA

Durban

03 Mar 2003

77

CH Gayle

119

Win

Ken

Kimberley

04 Mar 2003

78

RT Ponting

114

Aus

Srl

Centurion

07 Mar 2003

79

SC Ganguly

107*

Ind

Ken

Cape Town

07 Mar 2003

80

NJ Astle

102*

NZl

Zim

Bloemfontein

08 Mar 2003

81

MS Atapattu

103*

Srl

Zim

East London

15 Mar 2003

82

SC Ganguly

111*

Ind

Ken

Durban

20 Mar 2003

83

RT Ponting

140*

Aus

Ind

Johannesburg

23 Mar 2003

84

RT Ponting

113

Aus

Sco

Basseterre

14 Mar 2007

85

JP Bray

115*

Ire

Zim

Kingston

15 Mar 2007

86

JH Kallis

128*

RSA

Net

Basseterre

16 Mar 2007

87

BJ Hodge

123

Aus

Net

Basseterre

18 Mar 2007

88

V Sehwag

114

Ind

Ber

Port of Spain

19 Mar 2007

89

ST Jayasuriya

109

Srl

Ban

Port of Spain

21 Mar 2007

90

Imran Nazir

160

Pak

Zim

Kingston

21 Mar 2007

91

L Vincent

101

NZl

Can

Gros Islet

22 Mar 2007

92

S Chanderpaul

102*

Win

Ire

Kingston

23 Mar 2007

93

ML Hayden

101

Aus

RSA

Basseterre

24 Mar 2007

94

ML Hayden

158

Aus

Win

North Sound

27 Mar 2007

95

ST Jayasuriya

115

Srl

Win

Providence

01 Apr 2007

96

SP Fleming

102*

NZl

Ban

North Sound

02 Apr 2007

9
7

KP Pietersen

104

Eng

Aus

North Sound

08 Apr 2007

99

AB de Villiers

146

RSA

Win

St George’s

10 Apr 2007

99

SB Styris

111*

NZl

Srl

St George’s

12 Apr 2007

100

ML Hayden

103

Aus

NZl

St George’s

20 Apr 2007

101

KP Pietersen

100

Eng

Win

Bridgetown

21 Apr 2007

102

M Jayawardene

115*

Srl

NZl

Kingston

24 Apr 2007

103

AC Gilchrist

149

Aus

Srl

Bridgetown

28 Apr 2007

Mode of dismissals in World Cup

Mode of dismissals in World Cup

MODE OF DISMISSALS IN WORLD CUP

NO

NOTATION

MODE OF DISMISSAL

TOTAL

1

CT

CAUGHT

2147

2

CWK

CAUGHT BY WICKET KEEPERS

218

3

BOW

BOWLED

892

4

LBW

LEG BEFORE WICKET

459

5

RO

RUN OUT

425

6

ST

STUMPED

99

7

HW

HIT WICKET

07

8

HANDLED THE BALL

00

9

OBSTRUCING THE FIELD

00

SUB TOTAL

4247

11

NO

NOT OUT

990

12

RNOH

RETIRED NOT OUT {HURT}

12

TOTAL

5249

MODE OF DISMISSALS – BREAK UP COUNTRY WISE

NO

TEAM

CT

CWK

BOW

LBW

RO

ST

HW

TOT

NO

RNOH

TOT

1

Australia

196

31

92

34

60

12

0

425

121

2

548

2

Bangladesh

97

5

28

21

8

7

0

166

29

0

195

3

Bermuda

11

3

8

7

0

0

0

29

3

0

32

4

Canada

42

5

31

18

9

3

2

110

14

1

125

5

East Africa

4

0

15

5

3

1

0

28

4

0

32

6

England

181

21

104

43

33

6

0

388

101

1

490

< strong>7

India

228

11

70

33

45

4

0

391

93

2

486

8

Ireland

38

6

10

13

9

3

0

79

13

0

92

9

Kenya

73

11

42

24

15

5

2

172

35

0

207

10

Namibia

30

2

9

11

1

1

0

54

8

0

62

11

Netherlands

54

2

19

23

8

4

0

110

22

0

132

12

New Zealand

223

16

83

44

38

9

0

413

108

0

521

13

Pakistan

222

19

65

37

50

4

0

397

95

0

492

14

Scotland

39

3

12

12

6

2

0

74

9

0

83

15

South Africa

125

9

62

17

17

7

1

238

71

0

309

16

Sri Lanka

201

33

72

42

45

11

0

404

92

4

500

17

UAE

19

1

12

2

5

0

0

39

9

0

48

18

West Indies

197

21

82

43

34

8

1

386

95

1

482

19

Zimbabwe

167

19

76

30

39

12

1

344

68

1

413

Total

2147

218

892

459

425

99

7

4247

990

12

5249

World Cup Contingents

World Cup Contingents

Australia

Shane Watson, Brad Haddin (wk), Ricky Ponting (capt), Michael Clarke, David Hussey, Callum Ferguson, Cameron White, Tim Paine (wk), Steven Smith, Jason Kreza, John Hastings, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Shaun Tait, Doug Bollinger.

Bangladesh

Shakib Al-Hasan (capt.), Tamim Iqbal, Imrul Kayes, Junaid Siddique, Shahriar Nafees, Raqibul Hasan, Mohammad Ashraful, Mushfiqur Rahim, Naeem Islam, Mohammad Mahmudullah, Abdur Razzak, Rubel Hossain, Shafiul Islam, Nazmul Hossain, Suhrawadi Shuvo.

England

Andrew Strauss (capt.), James Anderson, Ian Bell, Tim Bresnan, Stuart Broad, Paul Collingwood, Ravi Bopara, Kevin Pietersen, Matt Prior, Ajmal Shahzad, Graeme Swann, James Tredwell, Jonathan Trott, Luke Wright, Michael Yardy.

New Zealand

Daniel Vettori (capt.), Hamish Bennett, James Franklin, Martin Guptill, Jamie How, Brendon McCullum, Nathan McCullum, Kyle Mills, Jacob Oram, Jesse Ryder, Tim Southee, Scott Styris, Ross Taylor, Kane Williamson and Luke Woodcock.

India

MS Dhoni (Captain & WK), Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, S Sreesanth, Suresh Raina, Virat Kohli, Yusuf Pathan, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Ashish Nehra, Munaf Patel, Piyush Chawla, R Ashwin.

Ireland

William Porterfield (captain), Andre Botha, Alex Cusack, Niall O’Brien (wk), Kevin O’Brien, George Dockrell, Trent Johnston, Nigel Jones, John Mooney, Boyd Rankin, Paul Stirling, Albert van der Merwe, Gary Wilson (wkt), Andrew White, Ed Joyce.

Kenya

Jimmy Kamande (capt.), Seren Waters, Alex Obanda, David Obuya, Collins Obuya, Steve Tikolo, Tanmay Mishra, Rakep Patel, Morris Ouma, Thomas Odoyo, Nehemiah Odhiambo, Elijah Otieno, Peter Ongondo, Shem Ngoche, James Ngoche.

Pakistan

Shahid Afridi {capt.), Misbah-ul-Haq, Mohammad Hafeez, Kamran Akmal (wk), Younis Khan, Asad Shafiq, Umar Akmal, Abdul Razzaq, Abdur Rehman, Saeed Ajmal, Shoaib Akhtar, Umar Gul, Wahab Riaz, Sohail Tanvir, Ahmed Shehzad

Netherlands

Peter Borren (capt.), Wesley Baressi (wk), Mudassar Bukhari, Atse Buurman, Tom Cooper, Tom de Grooth, Alexei Kervezee, Bradley Kruger, Bernard Loots, Adeel Raja, Pieter Seelaar, Eric Swarczynski, Ryan Ten Doeschate, Berend Westdijk, Bas Zuiderent.

South Africa

Graeme Smith (capt), Hashim Amla, Johan Botha, A.B de Villiers (wk), J.P. Duminy, Francois du Plessis, Colin Ingram, Jacques Kallis, Morne Morkel, Wayne Parnell, Robin Peterson, Dale Steyn, Imran Tahir, Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Morne van Wyk (wk).

Sri Lanka

Kumar Sangakkara (capt & wk), Mahela Jayawardene, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Upul Tharanga, Thilan Samaraweera, Chamara Silva, Chamara Kapugedera, Angelo Mathews, Thisara Perera, Nuwan Kulasekara, Lasith Malinga, Dilhara Fernando, Muttiah Muralitharan, Ajantha Mendis, Rangana Herath.

West Indies

Darren Sammy (capt), Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Darren Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Devon Smith, Sulieman Benn, Nikita Miller, Carlton Baugh (wk), Andre Russell, Ravi Rampaul, Kemar Roach, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Adrian Barath.

Zimbabwe

Elton Chigumbura (capt), Regis Chakabva, Charles Coventry, Graeme Cremer, Craig Ervine, Terry Duffin, Gregory Lamb, Shingirai Masakadza, Chris Mpofu, Ray Price, Edward Rainsford, Tatenda Taibu, Brendan Taylor, Prosper Utseya and Sean Williams. Manager Lovemore Banda.

World Cup 2011 : Result of Warm up matches

World Cup 2011 : Result of Warm up matches

The following are the results of Warm up matches played between the teams participating in ICC World Cup 2011.

No

ICC World Cup Warm-up Matches 2010/11

1

Afghanistan v Kenya at Dubai – Feb 6, 2011

Kenya 289/4 (50 ov); Afghanistan 240 (43 ov)

Kenya won by 49 runs

2

Canada v Netherlands at Dubai – Feb 6, 2011

Netherlands 151 (45.4 ov); Canada 152/6 (39.4 ov)

Canada won by 4 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)

3

Ireland v Zimbabwe at Dubai – Feb 6, 2011

Ireland 204 (48.1 ov); Zimbabwe 208/4 (43.5 ov)

Zimbabwe won by 6 wickets (with 37 balls remaining)

4

Afghanistan v Canada at Dubai – Feb 8, 2011

Canada 105 (30.3 ov); Afghanistan 109/5 (23.3 ov)

Afghanistan won by 5 wickets (with 159 balls remaining)

5

Ireland v Kenya at Dubai – Feb 8, 2011

Ireland 176 (49 ov); Kenya 178/7 (45.4 ov)

Kenya won by 3 wickets (with 26 balls remaining)

6

Netherlands v Zimbabwe at Dubai – Feb 8, 2011

Zimbabwe 249/8 (50 ov); Netherlands 134 (33.2 ov)

Zimbabwe won by 115 runs

7

Kenya v West Indies at Colombo (RPS) – Feb 12, 2011

West Indies 253/8 (50 ov); Kenya 192 (45.3 ov)

West Indies won by 61 runs

8

Sri Lanka v Netherlands at Colombo (SSC) – Feb 12, 2011

Sri Lanka 351/5 (50 ov); Netherlands 195 (47.3 ov)

Sri Lanka won by 156 runs

9

Bangladesh v Canada at Chittagong – Feb 12, 2011

Canada 112 (37.3 ov); Bangladesh 113/1 (19.2 ov)

Bangladesh won by 9 wickets (with 184 balls remaining)

10

Ireland v New Zealand at Nagpur – Feb 12, 2011

New Zealand 311/6 (50 ov); Ireland 279 (48.2 ov)

New Zealand won by 32 runs

11

South Africa v Zimbabwe at Chennai – Feb 12, 2011

Zimbabwe 152 (41.5 ov); South Africa 153/2 (23.3 ov)

South Africa won by 8 wickets (with 159 balls remaining)

12

India v Australia at Bangalore – Feb 13, 2011

India 214 (44.3 ov); Australia 176 (37.5 ov)

India won by 38 runs

13

Ireland v Zimbabwe at Nagpur – Feb 15, 2011

Zimbabwe 244/8 (50 ov); Ireland 245/6 (49.3 ov)

Ireland won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

14

Kenya v Netherlands at Colombo (SSC) – Feb 15, 2011

Kenya 263/5 (50 ov); Netherlands 264/8 (49.1 ov)

Netherlands won by 2 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

15

Bangladesh v Pakistan at Dhaka – Feb 15, 2011

Pakistan 285/9 (50 ov); Bangladesh 196 (41.4 ov)

Pakistan won by 89 runs

16

Australia v South Africa at Bangalore – Feb 15, 2011

Australia 217 (47.1 ov); South Africa 218/3 (44.2 ov)

South Africa won by 7 wickets (with 34 balls remaining)

17

Sri Lan
ka v West Indies at Colombo (RPS) – Feb 15, 2011

West Indies 281 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 282/6 (47.3 ov)

Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)