The last match match of the ICC World Cup 2011 was between Pakistan and Kenya where Pakistan Knock downs Kenya with massive runs of 204. At the first inning Pakistan batted and gave a challange of 317 for seven wickets but Kenya could only make 112 in 33.1 overs. For Pakistan Umar Akmal (71), Misbah-ul-Haq (65), Kamran Akmal (55) and Younis Khan (50) as four batsmen scored half-centuries for the ninth time in a World Cup match. Shahid Afridi alone took five wickets.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Highlights of ICC Cricket World cup 2011 Pakistan vs Kenya [Videos]
The match between Pakistan Vs Kenya is going to be today. They have played five times in the international matches previously. So, it is easier to expect that Pakistan will have full control on the match. Although, Kenya have compulsion to win this match because Kenya has already lost with New Zealand. Therefore, Kenya will be in pressure today.
See the exclusive video of Shahid Afridi (Captain of Pakistan Team).
You can also watch the hightlight of the match in Official site of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.
See the exclusive video of Shahid Afridi (Captain of Pakistan Team).
You can also watch the hightlight of the match in Official site of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Watch live ICC Cricket World cup 2011 - [LIVE] - Pakistan vs Kenya
Pakistan, one of the host country is going to strike with Kenya on 23rd Feb at Hambaton at 14:30(Local Time). The crowd will be in favor of Pakistan and Kenya will be in pressure as they has badly lost their first game with New Zealand.
You can watch live ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 on TV through Star Cricket, ESPN, Here is the list of Channels and broadcaster of ICC Cricket World Cup. Star Sports and Doordarshan in India and its neighbouring countries while Sky in UK and Superport in South Africa. On the other way you can watch live streaming free on ESPNStar.
You can watch live ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 on TV through Star Cricket, ESPN, Here is the list of Channels and broadcaster of ICC Cricket World Cup. Star Sports and Doordarshan in India and its neighbouring countries while Sky in UK and Superport in South Africa. On the other way you can watch live streaming free on ESPNStar.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
New Zealand vs Kenya Stream Highlights ICC World Cup 2011 [LIVE]
At the second match of ICC World Cup 2011 between New Zealand and Kenya, New Zealand made winning start up. On the match the Fast bowler Hamish Bennett broke four wickets in a sensational opening spell as New Zealand threw all out for 69 en route a 10 wicket win in just 8 over today.
You can watch the highlights of the match yahoo cricket.
You can watch the highlights of the match yahoo cricket.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Watch live ICC Cricket World cup 2011 - [LIVE] - New Zealand vs Kenya
The second match of this Cricket World Cup is going to played tomorrow at 9:30 local time (04:00GMT) in Chennai India. This is their second time to meet in the World Cups, with New Zealand handing out a 148 runs thrasing at Gros Islet in 2007 ICC World Cup Cricket. It is somehow unpredictable to say who will win the match as both the teams are standing quite competitive.
You can watch the live streaming of the match on Internet ESPNStar. If you want to watch the match on TV then see TV channels broadcasting ICC World cup
You can watch the live streaming of the match on Internet ESPNStar. If you want to watch the match on TV then see TV channels broadcasting ICC World cup
Saturday, January 29, 2011
ICC rejects plea for Eden Gardens extension
The ICC has rejected the BCCI's request to reconsider moving the Group B match between India and England from Kolkata. The match, scheduled to be held at the Eden Gardens on February 27, will now be played at an alternate venue, which the Indian board needs to finalise by January 31.
On Thursday, the ICC, after many deliberations, ruled out Kolkata as a host venue after its inspection team deemed the stadium unfit and expressed strong concerns about various facilities in the ground being ready in time for the game. Following the decision, the Cricket Association of Bengal president, Jagmohan Dalmiya, sent a plea to the ICC through the BCCI asking for a ten-day extension to finish the remaining work. Dalmiya received support from Shashank Manohar, the BCCI president, who sent in a separate "forwarding letter" to ICC chief executive, Haroon Lorgat, echoing the CAB's request.
However, Lorgat said the ICC could not be swayed at the last minute and conveyed his message to Manohar in an email late Friday night. "I told him the ICC could not accommodate the request," Lorgat told ESPNcricinfo. "There was too much of planning and too much of logistics that would be involved,"
It is understood that the ICC refused to climb down from its original stance because, having spoken to its stadium and ground-preparation experts again, the consensus remained that there was no guarantee Eden Gardens would be ready for the February 27 game. The feeling at the ICC was that Dalmiya, having found himself in a tight corner, was acting out of desperation. They believed things could not be sorted out in ten days, especially since Dalmiya had conceded to the ICC's inspection team on their January 25 visit that a further 20 days would be needed to get the ground ready.
The status of the other three group matches scheduled to be hosted by Kolkata - Ireland v Holland, South Africa v Ireland and Zimbabwe v Kenya - remains unclear at the moment. The ICC has clarified that there will be no further inspections of the venue. It is for the BCCI and CAB to let them know if Kolkata can host those three matches.
"The big commercial game was India v England. The other matches involve Associates, which cannot be big money spinners. It is now for the CAB to take a call and if they want to save the face, they could get the ground ready for the other three matches," an official close to the negotiations said.
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