Tuesday, April 27, 2010

ICC T20 World Cup 2010

England beat Australia to win ICC Twenty20 World Cup

England won the World Twenty20 in magnificent style with a 111-run partnership from South Africa-born batsmen Kevin Pietersen and Craig Kieswetter setting them up for a seven-wicket win over Australia

Victory against Australia to win the World Twenty20 would outstrip England's achievement of regaining the Ashes last summer.


England beat Australia by 7 wickets

Breaking News:They invented cricket, they created the ICC. But it took them years to win any ICC World Cup. England finally did it. They beat Australia by 7 wickets to win the ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2010.
A dream came true for England. They have been waiting for it to happen for years. The magic moment came tonight at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados.
Earlier, England had played the final of ICC World Cup (ODI) thrice and once in the ICC Champions Trophy final. But the title always eluded them, as they lost in all finals.
The match between England and Australia was termed as a clash of titans. But England had something else in mind. They dominated the proceedings from the very beginning and made it a one-sided affair.
England won the toss and elected to field first. The bowlers did their job and Australia slumped to 8/3 at one stage. Cameron White, David Hussey and Michael Clarke batted sensibly help Australia reach a respectable total.
Australia finished at 147/6 in 20 overs. David Hussey was the top scorer with 59, while White made 30. Michael Clarke contributed 27. For England, Ryan Sidebottom took 2 wickets.
Chasing a victory target of 148, England batsmen played their part and reached the target 148 in 17 overs. They lost just 3 wickets in the process.
Craig Kieswetter was the top scorer with 63, while Kevin Pietersen made 47. Craig Kieswetter was declared "Man of the Match". Kevin Pietersen, who became a father recently, was adjudged "Man of the Series".


20 20 world cup
Top 12 Cricket Teams from all over the world are gathering in West Indies for the world rocking Twenty20 World Cup staring on 30 April so all the Cricket lovers are searching for T20 World Cup Shedule, in this shedule you can get information about the ICC T20 WC Venues and dates and match Fixtures, for more details about the squads of different teams, who is the captain of any team and who is wicket keeper (WC) we have all the detail on one place for you.

People has started speculations about T20 World Cup 2010, will pakistan be able to take the crown of Twenty20 World Cup once again? or its is India who is in best practice as yesterday last IPL match took place and won by CSK in which Sachin Tendulker was announced the man of series, but for your knowledge let me tell you that Sachin is not playing in 20 20 World Cup, He retired from T2o game especially world cup a few years back, that’s why Sachin is not included in the Squad of Indian Team for T20.

About teams OF T20 World Cup 2010

Team India
Third World Twenty20 cricket series will be held in West Indies during April-may 2010 in West Indies. 12 teams will be a part of this tournament. These teams have been seeded and divided in 4 groups A, B, C and D.
Each group of the Twenty20 World Cup 2010 will be played on a round-robin base with the top two sides succeeding to the Super Eight stages. In the Super Eight Stages, thegroups of the Twenty20 World Cup 2010 will be made up of the following teams in the table below. To know more Checkout the T20 World Cup 2010 schedule and fixtures.
Dhoni has since then only grown from strength to strength; the latest IPL win was only another feather in MSD’s cap. This time too the Indian team for the T20 World Cup is being captained by MS Dhoni. Here is a complete list of the India Team that will take part in the tournament that begins on 30th April.
Pakistan Team

Pakistan have been placed in Group A along with Bangladesh and Australia.
Here is the complete list of the 15 cricket players who will represent Pakistan in this apex Twenty20 tournament.
Shahid Afridi (Captain) Kamran Akmal (Wicket Keeper) Mohammad Sami Khalid Latif Misbah-ul-Haq Fawad Alam Umar Akmal Abdul Razzaq Abdur Rehman Hammad Azam Salman Butt Mohammad Hafeez Mohammad Asif Mohammad Aamer Saeed Ajmal

Australia Team

Heavily fancied to win in England last summer (when was the last time Australia didn't arrive at a tournament as one of the favourites?), Ricky Ponting's side suffered an embarrassing early exit.
Beaten emphatically by both the West Indies and Sri Lanka, the Aussies never even managed to make it out of Group C and into the Super Eights - the very least they would have hoped for before a ball had been bowled.Ponting is no longer in charge of the side now, so it is now up to new skipper Michael Clarke to try and right the wrongs of last time around.
South Africa TEAM

South Africa is set for another assault on the ICC World Twenty20 title in the West Indies from 30 April. Graeme Smith leads a settled squad that includes just one new cap and the recall of a long-time absentee.

Juan "Rusty" Theron of the Warriors and Rory Kleinveldt of the Cape Cobras have played themselves into the team, with both benefitting from the absence of Wayne Parnell, who has been out of action since injuring a groin while preparing for the Indian Premier League (IPL).Theron has recently been plying his trade for the Kings Eleven Punjab in the IPL, which means he will be well prepared for the ICC World Twenty20, although his hope will surely be for pitches that offer the batsmen a little more than the pitches in India which heavily favoured the batsmen.
England Team
Having started the juggernaut of the shortest form of the game with the Twenty20 Cup, England has struggled to turn domestic knowledge into international success.
England may have given Twenty20 to the world but whether they've given themselves the best chance of winning the World Twenty20 is another point entirely.
The 15-man squad they have taken with them to the Caribbean shows six changes from the party that contested the last World Twenty20 in England under a year ago.
Ever since Marcus Trescothick's personal problems forced his retirement from international cricket, England have struggled to find a successful hard-hitting batsman at the top of the order in limited overs cricket with Test skipper Andrew Strauss ruling himself out of Twenty20.

New Zealand TEAM
Here is the complete list of the 15 cricket players who will represent New Zealand in this apex Twenty20 tournament.

Daniel Vettori (Captain) Gareth Hopkins (Wicketkeeper) Brendon McCullum Martin Guptill Shane Bond Ian Butler Nathan McCullum Kyle Mills Rob Nicol Jacob Oram Aaron Redmond Jesse Ryder Tim Southee Scott Styris Ross Taylor .
Hardly an international tournament goes by without New Zealand being labelled a dark horse and, to be honest, they never seem to disappoint.

Sri Lankan TEAM

Sri Lanka have won just one of their last five Twenty20 internationals since the ICC World Twenty20 last June, but such form is irrelevant when it comes to a competition on the international stage.

Last year's finalists have traditionally thrived in major ICC tournaments and this year Twenty20 showpiece will be no different, with Sri Lanka once again appearing to have all the right ingredients to play a major part in the Caribbean.
The innovation of their batting ranks and the variation and deception of the Sri Lankan bowlers are perfectly suited to the twenty-over format. Add-in a good deal of experience and a harmonious team atmosphere, and you've got yourself a well balanced outfit.
West Indies TEAM



The West Indies have been handed a favourable draw alongside England and minnows Ireland in Group D of the competition.
Here is the complete list of the 15 cricket players who will represent West Indies in this apex Twenty20 tournament.
Chris Gayle (Captain) Denesh Ramdin (Wicket keeper ) Ravi Rampaul Shivnarine Chanderpaul Narsingh Deonarine Andre Fletcher Wavell Hinds Nikita Miller Kieron Pollard Sulieman Benn Dwayne Bravo Kemar Roach Darren Sammy Ramnaresh Sarwan Jerome Taylor.


Zimbabwe have played very little Twenty20 cricket, winning three of their eight total matches. Following a dark time for Zimbabwe cricket under the rule of President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe has only now began to emerge from this wilderness, and back into the international arena.
In late February and early March the Zimbabwe team showed that they do have the capability to match up with other test nations, defeating West Indies in a Twenty20 and ODI match. On these two occasions it was skillful, economical bowling that guided Zimbabwe's way to victory.
Zimbabwe face a difficult grouping, but should they succeed they will feel that they have accomplished more than even the eventual winners will.

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