Schedule: ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009 :


Group A
India
Bangladesh
Ireland

Group B
Pakistan
England
Neither land

Group C
Australia
Sri lanka
West indies

Group D
New zealand
South Africa
Scott land

Group E
A1, B2, C1, D2

Group F
B1, A2, C2, D1




Fri,5 June : Opening ceremony : England v Netherlands

Sat,6 June : India v Bangladesh / New Zealand v Scotland / Australia v West Indies

Sun,7 June : South Africa v Scotland / England v Pakistan

Mon,8 June : Ireland v Bangladesh / Australia v Sri Lanka

Tues,9, June : Pakistan v Netherlands / New Zealand v South Africa

Wed,10 June : Sri Lanka v West Indies / India v Ireland


Placement for the Super Eight stage is determined as follows:

The first two teams in each group are placed 1 or 2. They will retain this position for the Super Eight stage, irrespective of whether they finish first or second in their group, unless they are knocked out by the team 3 in their group. In this instance, team 3 replaces the position of the team they knock out.

Thu, 11 June : D1 v A2 / B2 v D2

Fri, 12 June : B1 v C2 / A1 v C1

Sat, 13 June : C1 v D2 / D1 v B1

Sun, 14 June : A2 v C2 / A1 v B2

Mon, 15 June : B1 v A2 / B2 v C1

Tues, 16 June : D1 v C2 / D2 v A1


The teams finishing first and second in groups E and F, based on points obtained in the Super Eight stage will compete in the semi-finals


Wed, 17 June : REST DAY

Thu, 18 June : Women's semi-final (A1 v B2) / Men's semi-final (E1 v F2)

Fri, 19 June : Women's semi-final (B1 v A2) / Men's semi-final (F1 v E2)

Sat, 20 June : REST DAY

Sun, 21 June : Women's final / Men's final / Closing ceremony



Ticket prices
Lord's and The Oval Gold Silver Family Stand
Men's Prices (inc. VAT) Adult U16 Adult U16 Adult U16
Opening game and ceremony ?60 ?15 ?40 ?12 ?30 ?10
Group game - double header ?60 ?15 ?40 ?12 ?30 ?10
Super 8 game - double header ?70 ?15 ?50 ?12 ?40 ?10
Semi-finals day (women/men) ?90 ?15 ?60 ?12 ?50 ?10
Finals day (women/men) ?90 ?15 ?60 ?12 ?50 ?10

Trent Bridge Gold Silver Family Stand
Men's Prices (inc. VAT) Adult U16 Adult U16 Adult U16
Group game and single header ?30 ?12 ?25 ?10 ?20 ?8
Group game - double header ?50 ?12 ?35 ?10 ?30 ?8
Super 8 game - double header ?60 ?12 ?45 ?10 ?40 ?8
Semi-finals day (women/men) ?75 ?12 ?60 ?10 ?40 ?8

Latest IPL News :

Punjab King's XI wins with 1 run ...



Team Hyderabad surely wanted to turn the table round as they did against Knight Riders in the last over, but that could not be possible with Kings X1 Punjab on Sunday. Kings X1 wrapped up IPL match against the Deccan chargers by just one run.

Rohit Sharma, team Hyderabad player, once again played a blinder hitting a 26-ball 42 with three boundaries and three sixes but couldn’t rescue the Chargers who managed 133 for eight after the Kings XI had scored 134.

Kings XI captain Yuvraj Singh was elated with his performance with the ball, helping his team take home two crucial points, his Chargers counterpart Adam Gilchrist was of the view that it was bit tough for Rohit to play saviour twice in a row.

Yuvraj grabbed his second hattrick of the tournament claiming three for 13 in his four overs. Irfan Pathan and Romesh Powar bagged a couple of wickets each.

“What can I say… I think I should start bowling more. Last time when I took a hattrick, we lost. It was a very close game. I am happy to be on the winning side in the end,” he said after the match.

“It was a must-win game for us. We just couldn’t lose today (Sunday),” he added.

Yuvraj lauded his bowlers who bowled well in crunch situations.

“The boys knew that if we lose we are out. So everyone hung in. We bowled well under pressure. (Kumar) Sangakkara batted well and then Brett Lee, Irfan Pathan, Piyush Chawla and myself bowled well. It was a collective effort. We are hitting the bar everyday,” he said.

“The pitch was a bit on the slower side and I was happy to grab a hattrick and help the side win,” he said while commenting on the pitch.

“It was an amazing game of cricket. The spinners were bowling well for both the teams and Yuvraj made clever use of his spin bowlers,” he said.

Speaking on Rohit’s performance he said: “Lightning doesn’t strike twice, but it almost did. It was bits of a big ask of him (Rohit) to do it twice in a row. I take a lot of responsibility for starting the slide. I certainly didn’t need to take the risk when I did.”