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List of Centuries in 2003 World Cup (Eighth World Cup Cricket)

Sachin Tendulkar - top scorer in tournament

  • 116 (Balls:134 6's:2 4's:12) by Brian Lara ( West Indies) Vs South Africa
    at Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town on 09-Feb-2003
  • 172* (Balls:151 6's:3 4's:18) by Craig Wishart ( Zimbabwe) Vs Namibia
    at Harare Sports Club, Harare on 10-Feb-2003
  • 120 (Balls:125 6's:0 4's:14) by Sanath Jayasuriya ( Sri Lanka) Vs New Zealand
    at Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein on 10-Feb-2003
  • 141 (Balls:125 6's:6 4's:3) by Scott Styris ( New Zealand) Vs Sri Lanka
    at Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein on 10-Feb-2003
  • 143* (Balls:125 6's:2 4's:18) by Andrew Symonds ( Australia) Vs Pakistan
    at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg on 11-Feb-2003
  • 143 (Balls:141 6's:3 4's:19) by Herschelle Gibbs ( South Africa) Vs New Zealand
    at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg on 16-Feb-2003
  • 134* (Balls:132 6's:0 4's:21) by Stephen Fleming ( New Zealand) Vs South Africa
    at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg on 16-Feb-2003
  • 111 (Balls:76 6's:6 4's:8) by John Davison ( Canada) Vs West Indies
    at SuperSport Park, Centurion on 23-Feb-2003
  • 152 (Balls:151 6's:0 4's:18) by Sachin Tendulkar ( India) Vs Namibia
    at City Oval, Pietermaritzburg on 23-Feb-2003
  • 112* (Balls:119 6's:4 4's:6) by Sourav Ganguly ( India) Vs Namibia
    at City Oval, Pietermaritzburg on 23-Feb-2003
  • 101 (Balls:126 6's:0 4's:7) by Saeed Anwar ( Pakistan) Vs India
    at SuperSport Park, Centurion on 01-Mar-2003
  • 121 (Balls:142 6's:4 4's:6) by Feiko Kloppenburg ( Netherlands) Vs Namibia
    at Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein on 03-Mar-2003
  • 134* (Balls:129 6's:3 4's:11) by Klaas-Jan van Noortwijk ( Netherlands) Vs Namibia
    at Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein on 03-Mar-2003
  • 124 (Balls:129 6's:0 4's:18) by Marvan Atapattu ( Sri Lanka) Vs South Africa
    at Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban on 03-Mar-2003
  • 119 (Balls:151 6's:2 4's:8) by Chris Gayle ( West Indies) Vs Kenya
    at De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley on 04-Mar-2003
  • 114 (Balls:109 6's:4 4's:8) by Ricky Ponting ( Australia) Vs Sri Lanka
    at SuperSport Park, Centurion on 07-Mar-2003
  • 107* (Balls:120 6's:2 4's:11) by Sourav Ganguly ( India) Vs Kenya
    at Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town on 07-Mar-2003
  • 102* (Balls:122 6's:0 4's:11) by Nathan Astle ( New Zealand) Vs Zimbabwe
    at Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein on 08-Mar-2003
  • 103* (Balls:127 6's:0 4's:7) by Marvan Atapattu ( Sri Lanka) Vs Zimbabwe
    at Buffalo Park, East London on 15-Mar-2003
  • 111* (Balls:114 6's:5 4's:5) by Sourav Ganguly ( India) Vs Kenya
    at Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban on 20-Mar-2003
  • 140* (Balls:121 6's:8 4's:4) by Ricky Ponting ( Australia) Vs India
    at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg on 23-Mar-2003


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Eighth Cricket World Cup Match summaries


Sachin Tendulkar
receives Man of the Series
from Nelson Mandela

CRICKET WORLD CUP 2003 -  FIRST ROUND
DATE MATCH POOL VENUE Winner
SUN
09/02/03
South Africa vs West
Indies
B Newlands, Capes
Town
West
Indies, by 3 runs
MON
10/02/03
Sri Lanka vs New
Zealand
B Good year Park, Bloemfontein Sri
Lanka, by 47 runs
MON
10/02/03
Zimbabwe vs
Namibia
A Harare Sports club, Harare Zimbabwe,
by 86 runs
TUE
11/02/03
Australia vs
Pakistan
A The wanderers, Johannesburg Australia,
by 82 runs
TUE
11/02/03
Bangladesh vs
Canada
B Kingsmid, Durban Canada,
by 60 runs
WED
12/02/03
South Africa vs
Kenya
B North West Stadium, Potchefstroom. South Africa, by 10 wickets
WED
12/02/03
India vs
Holland
A Boland Park, paarl India,
by by 68 runs

THU
13/02/03
West Indies vs New
Zealand
B St. George's Park, Port
Elizabeth
New
Zealand, by 20 runs
THU
13/02/03
Zimbabwe vs
England
A Harare Sports club, Harare (Match
cancelled)
FRI
14/02/03
Sri Lanka  vs
Bangladesh
B Pietermaritzburg Ovel, Pietermarizburg Sri
Lanka, by 10 wickets
SAT
15/02/03
Kenya vs
Canada 
B Newlands, Cape
Town
Kenya,
by 4 wickets
SAT
15/02/03
Australia vs
India
A Super Sports Park, Centurion Australia,
9 wickets
SUN
16/02/03
South Africa vs New
Zealand
B The Wanderers, Johannesburg New
Zealand,  9 wickets
SUN
16/02/03
England vs
Holland
A Buffalo Park, East
London
England,
by 6 wickets
SUN
16/02/03
Pakistan vs
Namibia
A Dibiyers Diamond Ovel, Kimberley Pakistan,  by 171 runs
TUE
18/02/03
West Indies vs
Bangladesh
B Villomoor Park, Benoni Tie
WED
19/02/03
England vs
Namibia 
A St. George's Park, Port
Elizabeth
England, by 55 runs
WED
19/02/03
Sri Lanka vs
Canada
B Boland Park, paarl Sri
Lanka,
by 9 wickets
WED
19/02/03
Zimbabwe vs
India
A Harare Sports club, Harare India,
by 83 runs
THU
20/02/03
Australia vs
Holland
A North West Stadium, Potchefstroom. Australia, by 75 runs
FRI
21/02/03
New Zealand vs
Kenya
B Nairobi gimkhana Club, Nairobi (Match
cancelled)
SAT
22/02/03
England vs
Pakistan 
A Newlands, Capes
Town
England, by 112 runs
SAT
22/02/03
South Africa vs
Bangladesh
B Good year Park, Bloemfontein South Africa, by 10 wickets
SUN
23/02/03
West Indies vs
Canada
B Super Sport Park, Centurion West Indies, by 7 wickets
SUN
23/02/03
India vs
Namibia
A Pietermaritzburg Ovel, Pietermarizburg India, by 181 runs
MON
24/02/03
Zimbabwe vs
Australia
A Queens Sport Club, Bulawayo Australia, by 7 wickets
MON
24/02/03
Sri Lanka vs
Kenya
B Nairobi gimkhana Club, Nairobi
Kenya, by 53 runs
TUE
25/02/03
Pakistan vs
Holland
A Bolland Park, Paarl Pakistan, by 97 runs

WED
26/02/03
England vs
India
A Kingsmead, Durban
India, by 82 runs
WED
26/02/03
New Zealand vs
Bangladesh
B Dibiyers Diamond Ovel, Kimberley New Zealand, by 7 wickets
THU
27/02/03
South Africa vs
Canada
B Buffalo Park, East
London
South Africa, by 118 runs
THU
27/02/03
Australia vs
Namibia
A North West Stadium,
Potchefstroom
Australia, by 256 runs
FRI
28/02/03
Sri Lanka vs West
Indies
B Newlands, Capes
Town
Sri
Lanka, by 6 runs
FRI
28/02/03
Zimbabwe vs
Holland
A Queens Sport Club, Bulawayo Zimbabwe,
by 99 runs
SAT
01/03/03
Kenya vs
Bangladesh 
B The Wanderers, Johannesburg Kenya, by 32 runs
SAT
01/03/03
Pakistan vs
India
A Super sports Park, Centurion
India, by 6 wickets
SUN
02/03/03
Australia vs
England
A St. George's Park, Port
Elizabeth
Australia, by 2 wickets
MON
03/03/03
New Zealand vs
Canada
B Villomoor Park, Benoni New Zealand, by 5 wickets
MON
03/03/03
South Africa vs Sri
Lanka
B Kingsmeed, Durban Tie
MON
03/03/03
Namibia vs
Holland
A Good Year Park, Bloemfontein
Holland,by 64 runs
TUE
04/03/03
West Indies vs
Kenya
B Dibiers Diamond Ovel, Kimberley West Indies, 142 runs
TUE
04/03/03
Zimbabwe vs
Pakistan 
A Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo Match abandoned



SUPER SIX ROUND


DATE
MATCH

VENUE

WINNERS


FRI
07/03/03

Australia vs Sri Lanka
Super Sports
Park, Centurion

Australia, 96 runs
FRI
07/03/03
India vs Kenya
Newlands Capedown

India, by 6
wickets

SAT
08/03/03
Zimbabwe vs New Zealand
Good Yesr Park, Bloemfontein New Zealand, by
6 wickets
MON
10/03/03

India vs Sri Lanka

The Wanderers, Johannesburg India, by 183
runs
TUE
11/03/03

Australia vs New Zealand


St. George's Park, Port Elizabeth

Australia, by 96 runs

WED
12/03/03

Zimbabwe vs Kenya

Good Yesr Park, Bloemfontein Kenya, by 7
wickets
FRI
14/03/03

India vs New Zealand

Super Sports
Park, Centurion
India,
by
7 wickets
SAT
15/03/03

Zimbabwevs Sri Lanka

Buffalo Park, East London Sri Lanka,
by 74 runs
SAT
15/03/03

Australia vs Kenya

Kingsmead, Durban Australia,
by 5 wickets





SEMI FINALS
DATE
MATCH
VENUE

WINNERS

TUE
18/03/03
 Australia
vs Sri Lanka

St. George's Park, Port
Elizabeth

Australia, by 48 runs

THU
20/03/03

India vs Kenya
Kingsmead, Durban
India, by 91
runs

 


THE FINAL

DATE
MATCH
VENUE
WINNERS
SUN
23/03/03

Australia
Vs India

The Wanderers, Johannesburg
Australia, by
125 runs
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Top Bowler in 2003 World Cup

Leading Wicket
Takers
Player Team  Mts  Inns  Balls  Runs  Wkts  Best  Aveg  Econ  SR  5w  4w
WPUJC Vaas
SL
  10
  10
  528
  331
  23
  6/25
  14.39
  3.76
  22.95
  1
  1
B Lee
Aust
  10
  10
  499
  394
  22
  5/42
  17.90
  4.73
  22.68
  1
  0
GD McGrath
Aust
  11
  11
  522
  310
  21
  7/15
  14.76
  3.56
  24.85
  1
  0
Zaheer Khan
Ind
  11
  11
  530
  374
  18
  4/42
  20.77
  4.23
  29.44
  0
  1
SE Bond
NZ
  8
  8
  468
  305
  17
  6/23
  17.94
  3.91
  27.52
  1
  0
M Muralitharan
SL
  10
  10
  526
  319
  17
  4/28
  18.76
  3.63
  30.94
  0
  1
VC Drakes
WI
  6
  6
  311
  208
  16
  5/33
  13.00
  4.01
  19.43
  2
  0
J Srinath
Ind
  11
  11
  547
  369
  16
  4/30
  23.06
  4.04
  34.18
  0
  2
AJ Bichel
Aust
  8
  8
  342
  198
  16
  7/20
  12.37
  3.47
  21.37
  1
  0
A Nehra
Ind
  9
  9
  415
  289
  15
  6/23
  19.26
  4.17
  27.66
  1
  1
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Top Batsman in 2003 World Cup


Leading Run Getter



PLAYER TEAM Mts Inns N.O. RUNS H.S. Aveg SR  100s  50s  0s
SR Tendulkar
Ind
  11
  11
  0
  673
  152-
  61.18
  89.25
  1
  6
  0
SC Ganguly
Ind
  11
  11
  3
  465
  112*
  58.12
  82.30
  3
  0
  1
RT Ponting
Aust
  11
  10
  2
  415
  140*
  51.87
  87.92
  2
  1
  0
AC Gilchrist
Aust
  10
  10
  0
  408
  99-
  40.79
  105.42
  0
  4
  0
HH Gibbs
SA
  6
  6
  2
  384
  143-
  96.00
  100.78
  1
  2
  0
MS Atapattu
SL
  10
  10
  3
  382
  124-
  54.57
  84.51
  2
  1
  1
A Flower
Zim
  8
  7
  0
  332
  71-
  47.42
  72.33
  0
  3
  0
ML Hayden
Aust
  11
  11
  1
  328
  88-
  32.79
  80.00
  0
  1
  0
A Symonds
Aust
  9
  5
  3
  326
  143*
  163.00
  90.55
  1
  2
  1
DR Martyn
Aust
  10
  8
  3
  323
  88*
  64.59
  81.77
  0
  4
  2
ST Jayasuriya
SL
  10
  10
  2
  321
  120-
  40.12
  76.42
  1
  2
  0
SP Fleming
NZ
  8
  8
  1
  321
  134*
  45.85
  85.82
  1
  0
  0
R Dravid
Ind
  11
  10
  5
  318
  62-
  63.60
  64.11
  0
  2
  0
V Sehwag
Ind
  11
  11
  0
  299
  82-
  27.18
  86.66
  0
  2
  0
CB Wishart
Zim
  8
  7
  1
  293
  172*
  48.83
  85.42
  1
  0
  0
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Groups in Cricket World Cup 2003

Pools in World Cup 2003



Pool A Pool B

1. Australia

2. England

3. Pakistan

4. India

5. Zimbabwe

6. Namibia

7. Netherlands


1. South Africa

2. Sri Lanka

3. West Indies

4. New Zealand

5. Kenya

6. Bangladesh

7. Canada

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Cricket World Cup -2003


Cricket World Cup - 2003
Mascot: Dazzle, the Zibra
The eighth Cricket World Cup 2003 was held in South Africa between 9th February, 2003 and 23rd March 2003. The official mascot of the tournament was Dazzle, the Zibra.

Foueteen(14) nations participated in the event with their teams to prove their mettle in the 54 matches held during the event.The teams were divided into two groups: Pool A and Pool B, the pools being compiled according to a seeding system devised by the Executive Board of the International Cricket Council. The seedings are based on an international rankings list calculated according to the results of all limited overs internationals between the end of the last Cricket World Cup in June 1999 until the cutoff date of September 30, 2001.

The Australian cricket team has been winning almost every match over the last four years and came to the 8th World Cup in southern Africa as pre-tournament favourites. At the end of it they went home with the trophy, retaining it without losing a single match to became the first in history to win the World Cup for the third time.

They outplayed every opposition they came up against and in every department of the game too, certainly the deserved winners. No matter the toss was won or lost, no matter batted first or bowled first - whatever they did was to perfection and not left to chance.

Shane Warne was sent back home after failing a drug test. Cricket minnos Kenya enter into Semis

In the final against India, they lost both openers after a good start and could have lost more wickets but skipper Ponting and batsman Damien Martyn first made sure there were no further losses. After playing themselves in, both went on a rampage and belted the Indian bowling to every nook and cranny of the Wanderers to pile up a monstrous 359-2, Ponting ending with 140 and Martyn on 88. Despite a fighting 82 from Virender Sehwag , India could only make 234.

The winning team Australia received $2 000 000 cash prize along with the World cup trophy.
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