Bowling With Cool Mind is The Key Of Success For S Sreesanth – Venkatesh Prasad

In the World Cup opening match versus Bangladesh Virender Sehwag & Virat Kohli played some attacking cricket that was really appreciable. Opening match of World Cup is really important for and the performances like this is good to see. But India Needs to work on his bowling and think upon his bowling action plan. Pitch was slow and not helping the fast bowlers in movement in air and for “Off The Wicket Side”. Indian Fast Bowler S Sreesanth with his well known aggressions Munaf Patel’s bowling performance was the biggest plus point for India to win the match against Bangladesh. He surprised the batsman & showed variations & did...

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Cricket World Cup Records

Team Records Highest Score : 413/5 India Vs Bermuda, Port of Spain in 2007Lowest Score :  36 Canada Vs Sri lanka,  Parle in 2003 Most World Cup Champions   : 4 Times Australia in 1987, 1999, 2003, 2007 Batting Records Highest Individual Score : 188* Garry Kirsten South Africa Vs UAE, Rawalpindi in 1996 Most Runs in Single World Cup : 673 Runs by Sachin Tendulkar (India)  11 Matches of 2003 WC Most Centuries in All World cups- Sachin Tendulkar (6) Most Runs in all World Cups : 2175 Runs by Sachin Tendulkar (India) 43  Matches with the Avg. of 57.93 Most Centuries in Single World Cup :  Mathew Hayden 3...

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Sri Lankan Team Records in ICC Cricket World Cups

Why Sri Lankan Team is Strongest Contender To Win ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 In the Successuful and experienced leadership of Kumar Sangakkara Sri lankan team is ready to show his talent in this Icc Cricket World Cup 2011. Strong Batting Line up & Allrounders like Kumar Sangakkara & Dilshan Tillakaratne are strongest points of Sri Lankan Team. Sanagakkara is the soul of team because he is playing as a captain of team  and wicketkeeper & Opening Batsman to lay the foundation big score.  In the successful captainship of  Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka played the finals in  2007 world cup. In recent times under Kumar...

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England Won By 6 Wickets Vs Neitherlands World Cup 2011 League Match

Netherlands 292/6 (50 ov) England 296/4 (48.4 ov) England won by 6 wickets in World Cup League Match (with 8 balls remaining)     * ICC Cricket World Cup - 5th Match, Group B     * ODI no. 3104 | 2010/11 season     * Played at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur (neutral venue)     * 22 February 2011 - day/night (50-over match)                                 Netherlands innings (50 overs maximum)   Match details Toss Netherlands, who chose...

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ten Doeschate takes Dutch to 292 England vs Netherlands World Cup 2011 Match

Feb 22  - Netherlands scored 292-6 in their Group B match against England on Tuesday. Netherlands 292-6 (R. ten Doeschate 119) v England  The Netherlands batting line-up blended obdurate resistance with a measure of flair on an easy-paced wicket to push along to a solid 119 for 2 at the halfway mark of their World Cup opening fixture against England at Nagpur. After a lively cameo from the rookie wicketkeeper, Wesley Barresi, it was left to the established pair of Tom Cooper and Ryan ten Doeschate to keep the scoreboard ticking in an unbeaten 61-run stand for the third wicket. Two years on from his side's shock victory in the opening match of the World Twenty20 at Lord's in 2009, the Dutch skipper Peter Borren won the toss and trusted the men at his disposal to...

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Now, Viru questions Sreesanth's game

After hitting a magnificent 175 to kick start India's campaign in the 2011 World Cup Virender Sehwag has taken a dig at his mercurial teammate S Sreesanth. Sehwag, who was named the Man of the Match, quipped about the Kerala pacer, whose five overs cost India 53 runs and allowed Bangladesh to get off to a flying start in pursuit of a 371-run victory target at Mirpur. Interestingly, India's latest problem child Sreesanth has come under fire from a number of his rival captains for his on field antics and even drew flak from his own captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni for the same. While speaking to the media after the match, the swashbuckling opener said that it was a good start for India and everybody had a good match except Sreesan...

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New Zealand Won By 10 Wickets With 252 Balls Remaining, Kenya vs New Zealand World Cup Match

Kenya vs New Zealand World Cup Match Chennai . New Zealand won by 10 wickets (with 252 balls remaining)Kenya won the toss chose to bat first. All out on 69 in 23.5 over SR Waters and RR Patel 16 was the top run scrore for Kenya, HK Bennett took 4 /16 in 5 overs for New Zealand, JDP Oram took 2/3 in 2.5 over. New Zealand openers hit all the required run within 8 overs Match PreviewUnder the guidance of new coach John Wright New Zeland will attempt to regain the lost confidence.New Zealand would like to go back in rhythm by win against Kenya in their first match. New Zealand has lost 14 of 17 matches last ten matches in the subcontinent , which...

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Kenya v New Zealand - World Cup Group B League Matches Scoreboard,

Scoreboard in the World Cup Group A match between Kenya and New Zealand at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.Kenya innings A. Obanda lbw b Southee 6 S. Waters lbw b Bennett 16 C. Obuya lbw b Bennett 14 S. Tikolo b Bennett 2 M. Ouma lbw b Bennett 1 R. Patel not out 15 J. Kamande c B McCullum b Oram 3 T. Odoyo c Ryder b Oram 2 N. Odhiambo b Southee 0 S. Ngoche lbw b Southee 0 E. Otieno c Styris b Oram 0Extras (b-4, lb-3, w-2, nb-1) 10Total (all out; 23.5 overs) 69Fall of wickets 1-14 2-40 3-42 4-44 5-49 6-59 7-63 8-68 9-68 10-69Bowling: T. Southee 6-0-13-3 (1nb), N. McCullum 4-0-15-0 (1w), H. Bennett 5-0-16-4 (1w), D. Vettori (6-1-16-0), J. Oram 2.5-1-2-3New Zealand innings M. Guptill not out 39 B. McCullum not out 26Extras (b-2, lb-1, w-3, nb-1) 7Total (0 wickets; 8 overs) 72Did not bat:...

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Top 10 Lowest World Cup Totals

Chennai: After India and Bangladesh fought till the last ball to script a high scoring drama in the World Cup opener on Saturday, Kenya stole the limelight on Sunday with the fifth lowest World Cup team total. They singlehandedly manged to get themselves out for 69 in just 23.5 overs in their New Zealand outing. The Kiwis defeated Kenya by 10-wicket in the Group A match played in Chennai.The following is the list of 10 lowest World Cup totals: (Team, total, opposition, venue, World Cup edition):Canada - 36 - Sri Lanka - Paarl – 2003.Canada - 45 - England - Manchester – 1979.Namibia - 45 - Australia - Potchefstroom – 2003.Scotland -- 68 - West Indies - Leicester – 1999.Kenya - 69 - New Zealand - Chennai – 2011.Pakistan - 74 - England - Adelaide – 1992.Ireland - 77 - Sri Lanka - St George's...

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INDIA WON BY 87 RUNS in of 1st ODI of ICC World Cup 2011 : India vs Bangladesh

INDIA WON BY 87 RUNS in 1st ODI – India vs Bangladesh – 1st ODI ICC World Cup 2011 ,Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Bangladesh, 19 February Shere Bangla National Stadium One of the bigger stadiums of Bangladesh with a seating capacity of 25000 was established in 2006. The first test was played a year later between Bangladesh and India from May 25-27, 2007 and the first ODI was played between the home team and Zimbabwe on December 8, 2006. Although the shift from Bangabandhu to Mirpur was met with much anger, but Bangladesh needed a stadium reserved exclusively for cricket. The ground has excellent drainage facilities and the grassless plot next to the stadium is a ground for children to play with a tape-tennis ball every evening and morning. Match Information    ...

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Bangladesh v India, Group B, World Cup 2011, Mirpur

Bangladesh spirited in improbable chase Junaid Siddique was stumped off Harbhajan Singh's bowling as the spinners reined in Bangladesh's scoring rate to put India in front in Mirpur Virat Kohli scored a century in his first World Cup game Bangladesh did not go quietly. Their batsmen revived a Mirpur crowd reeling from the Indian onslaught with a spirited chase, but despite their swinging approach, their chances of overhauling the target of 371 were remote. The pitch quickened under lights, making shot-making easier, and the dew made the outfield slick and the ball harder to grip, but Bangladesh's bowlers had conceded far too much ground...

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