ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 Fixture

Group A - Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.



Group B - India, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, West Indies, Netherland and Ireland.

*Group Stage*

Match NO.	Date	Time	Teams	Venue	Summary
1	Saturday 19 February 2011	14:00 Local 08:30 GMT	India vs Bangladesh	Dhaka
2	Sunday 20 February 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	New Zealand vs Kenya	Chennai.
3	Sunday 20 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs Canada	Hambantota.
4	Monday 21 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Australia vs Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad.
5	Tuesday 22 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	England vs Netherlands	Nagpur.
6	Wednesday 23 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Pakistan vs Kenya	Hambantota.
7	Thursday 24 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	South Africa vs West Indies	New Delhi.
8	Friday 25 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Australia vs New Zealand	Nagpur.
9	Friday 25 February 2011	14:30 Local 08:30 GMT	Bangladesh vs Ireland	Dhaka.
10	Saturday 26 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs Pakistan	Colombo.
11	Sunday 27 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	India vs England	Kolkata.
12	Monday 28 February 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	West Indies vs Netherlands	New Delhi.
13	Monday 28 February 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	Zimbabwe vs Canada	Nagpur.
14	Tuesday 1 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs Kenya	Colombo.
15	Wednesday 2 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	England vs Ireland	Bangalore.
16	Thursday 3 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	South Africa vs Netherlands	Mohali.
17	Thursday 3 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Pakistan vs Canada	Colombo.
18	Friday 4 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	New Zealand vs Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad.
19	Friday 4 March 2011	14:30 Local 08:30 GMT	Bangladesh vs West Indies	Dhaka.
20	Saturday 5 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs Australia	Colombo.
21	Sunday 6 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	India vs Ireland	Bangalore.
22	Sunday 6 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	England vs South Africa	Chennai.
23	Monday 7 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Kenya vs Canada	New Delhi.
24	Tuesday 8 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Pakistan vs New Zealand	Pallekelle.
25	Wednesday 9 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	India vs Netherlands	New Delhi.
26	Thursday 10 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe	Pallekelle.
27	Friday 11 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	West Indies vs Ireland	Mohali.
28	Friday 11 March 2011	14:30 Local 08:30 GMT	Bangladesh vs England	Chittagong.
29	Saturday 12 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	India vs South Africa	Nagpur.
30	Sunday 13 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	New Zealand vs Canada	Mumbai.
31	Sunday 13 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Australia vs Kenya	Bangalore.
32	Monday 14 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Pakistan vs Zimbabwe	Pallekelle.
33	Monday 14 March 2011	09:30 Local 03:30 GMT	Bangladesh vs Netherlands	Chittagong.
34	Tuesday 15 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	South Africa vs Ireland	Kolkata.
35	wednesday 16 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Australia vs Canada	Bangalore.
36	Thursday 17 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	England vs West Indies	Chennai.
37	Friday 18 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Sri Lanka vs New Zealand	Mumbai.
38	Friday 18 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	Ireland vs Netherlands	Kolkata.
39	Saturday 19 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	Australia vs Pakistan	Colombo.
40	Saturday 19 March 2011	09:30 Local 03:30 GMT	Bangladesh vs South Africa	Mirpur.
41	Sunday 20 March 2011	09:30 Local 04:00 GMT	Zimbabwe vs Kenya	Kolkata.
42	Sunday 20 March 2011	14:30 Local 09:00 GMT	India vs West Indies	Chennai.

Played The CWC for most times

Consecutive appearances in the Cricket World Cup (CWC)
for most six (6 th) times 

Javed Miandad	---	Sachin Tendulkar
6	World Cup	6
33	Matches	37 till now
1083	Runs	1944
1	Centuries	5
43.32	Average	58.91
4	Wickets	8

Table will be updated with Sachin's matches



Sachin Tendulkar Saturday(19-02-2011) equaled Pakistani great Javed Miandad’s record of six consecutive appearances in the Cricket World Cup (CWC) in the opening game against Bangladesh at Mirpur.


Javed Miandad appeared in his first World Cup in 1975 as an enterprising all-rounder just one-day before his 18th birthday against the mighty West Indian at Edgbaston, Birmingham.And played consecutively till 1996 CWC




Sachin made his international debut in Pakistan in 1989 tour as a 16-year-old attacking middle order batsman and appeared in his first World Cup in 1992.




Javed Miandad said,“This is a long journey and he (Tendulkar) is definitely greatest batsman in history and his records speak for itself.”


“I have the pleasure of playing against Tendulkar in 1992 and 1996 World Cup. Infact my last World Cup match was against India in Bangalore,” Miandad, who played 233 ODIs and 124 Test matches for Pakistan, recalled.