Monthly Archives: February 2011
India to play quarter final in Ahmedabad only: ICC
ICC’s choice means the unique schedule, according to that the particular World Cup quarterfinal matches were marked, will be changed based on where the hosts finish. If everything goes well, than India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will play their quarter final matches at their home venue if they are able to reach knock out round … Continue reading
Crowd Cheers, Bangladesh host Opening Ceremony
Rock celebrity Bryan Adams provided the sets off like a dazzling opening ceremony, featuring a vibrant mixture of sub-continental traditions as well as modernity, upon Thursday launched the 10th edition of the cricket world cup, setting the stage with regard to 43 days of high-voltage cricketing extravaganza. Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina declared the occasion … Continue reading
BCCI release provisional schedule for IPL 2011
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) today released the provisional schedule for the 4th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 4). Ruling winners Chennai Super Kings may lock horns with Kolkata Knight Riders to kick off your fourth edition from the Indian Premier League which will see a brand new play-off … Continue reading
BCCI announces IPL Fixtures 2011
BCCI today announced and posted Fixtures for upcoming IPL edition 2011. The fixtures posted contains 74 matches spanned from April 08, 2011 to May 28, 2011. The opening match will be played at Chennai, MA Chidambaram Stadium. The Final of the IPL 2011 will also be played in Chennai. The Fixtures can be checked here … Continue reading
Gloucestershire gets Muralitharan for Twenty20 country cricket
Sri Lanka great Muttiah Muralitharan agreed to play Twenty20 cricket with regard to English county Gloucestershire upon Thursday for the subsequent two years. The 38-year-old Muralitharan, that took a record 800 wickets before retiring from test cricket in 2010, hasn’t played for an English county because leaving Lancashire within 2007. “It is really a young, … Continue reading