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ICC World Cup 2011 - Schedule

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The Cricket world cup 2011 start from 19 th February, 2011 While 2nd April, 2011 will be the final of cricket world cup 2011 in Mumbai, India. There are totally 49 matches in this event.


ICC have divided in two groups to all 14 ODI nation teams.
  • Pool A: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.
  • Pool B: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands

  

The fixuture of the ICC World Cup 2011:


  1. Feb 19: Bangladesh v India, Dhaka
  2. Feb 20: New Zealand v Kenya, Chennai
  3. Feb 20: Sri Lanka v Canada, Hambantota
  4. Feb 21: Australia v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
  5. Feb 22: England v Netherlands, Nagpur
  6. Feb 23: Pakistan v Kenya, Hambantota
  7. Feb 24: South Africa v West Indies, New Delhi
  8. Feb 25: Australia v New Zealand, Nagpur
  9. Feb 25: Bangladesh v Ireland, Dhaka
  10. Feb 26: Sri Lanka v Pakistan, Colombo
  11. Feb 27: India v England, Kolkata
  12. Feb 28: West Indies v Netherlands, New Delhi
  13. Feb 28: Zimbabwe v Canada, Nagpur
  14. March 1: Sri Lanka v Kenya, Colombo
  15. March 2: England v Ireland, Bangalore
  16. March 3: South Africa v Netherlands, Mohali
  17. March 3: Pakistan v Canada, Colombo
  18. March 4: New Zealand v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad
  19. March 4: Bangladesh v West Indies, Dhaka
  20. March 5: Sri Lanka v Australia, Colombo
  21. March 6: India v Ireland, Bangalore
  22. March 6: England v South Africa, Chennai
  23. March 7: Kenya v Canada, New Delhi
  24. March 8: Pakistan v New Zealand, Pallekele
  25. March 9: India v Netherlands, New Delhi
  26. March 10: Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe, Pallekele
  27. March 11: West Indies v Ireland, Mohali
  28. March 11: Bangladesh v England, Chittagong
  29. March 12: India v South Africa, Nagpur
  30. March 13: New Zealand v Canada, Mumbai
  31. March 13: Australia v Kenya, Bangalore
  32. March 14: Pakistan v Zimbabwe, Pallekele
  33. March 14: Bangladesh v Netherlands, Chittagong
  34. March 15: South Africa v Ireland, Kolkata
  35. March 16: Australia v Canada, Bangalore
  36. March 17: England v West Indies, Chennai
  37. March 18: Sri Lanka v New Zealand, Mumbai
  38. March 18: Ireland v Netherlands, Kolkata
  39. March 19: Australia v Pakistan, Colombo
  40. March 19: Bangladesh v South Africa, Dhaka
  41. March 20: Zimbabwe v Kenya, Kolkata
  42. March 20: India v West Indies, Chennai
  43. March 23: Quarter-final, Dhaka
  44. March 24: Quarter-final, Colombo
  45. March 25: Quarter-final, Dhaka
  46. March 26: Quarter-final, Ahmedabad
  47. March 29: Semi-final, Colombo
  48. March 30: Semi-final, Mohali
  49. April 2: Final, Mumbai
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