Bangladesh vs South Africa

BANGLADESH VS SOUTH AFRICA ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP ODI TOURNAMENT 19 MARCH 2011 will be held  at Shere Bangla National Stadium,Mirpur, Bangladesh 


BANGLADESH VS SOUTH AFRICA ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP ODI TOURNAMENT 19 MARCH 2011 will be held  at Shere Bangla National Stadium,Mirpur, Bangladesh
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 


 

 

Zimbabwe vs Kenya

41st ODI Match - Eden Gardens, Kolkata
On Mar 20, 2011 from 09:30 Local | 04:00 GMT | 09:30 IST

Zimbabwe would take on Kenya in the 41st ODI match of the ICC World Cup 2011. The match will be hosted at Kolkata. Schedule time of Match is 09:30 Local Time (04:00 GMT). The match is schedule to be played on Mar 20, 2011. The match would be played in day time. Get List of all Cricket Matches between Kenya vs Zimbabwe. 

 

 

 

 

 

India vs West Indies

INDIA VS  WEST INDIES ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP ODI TOURNAMENT 20 MARCH 2011 will be held at MA Chidambaram Stadium Chennai, India
Known for its distinct pitch characteristics, with that extra zip and bounce off the wicket, the MA Chidambaram Stadium, formerly known as Chepauk, has been hosting internationals since 1934. Home to Madras Cricket Club, the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association and the Chennai Super Kings, the MA Chidambaram Stadium has been witness to some historic moments; Dean Jones’ heroic 210 in trying conditions, the tied Test in 1986, Saeed Anwar’s 194 in a ODI, Virender Sehwag’s innings of 319 against South Africa to become the third individual in Test history to score two triple hundreds, just to name a few. It was also at the Chepauk that Narendra Hirwani took 16 wickets on Test debut, against the West Indies in 1984, a feat yet to be bettered.