Monday, October 29, 2007
Pakistan vs South Africa 2007 5th ODI - Shoaibs 1st Wicket
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
Challenger Trophy 2007 Final Highlights 1
NKP Salve Challenger Trophy 2007 Final between India Blue v India Red Played at Sardar Patel (Gujarat) Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad, on 28 Oct 2007. India Red won the toss and elected to bat first. They all out for 269 runs in 49.3 overs. Gambir 82(77), Badrinath 55(88), Rawat 43(59) are high scorers for India Red. A Mishra took 3 wickets for India Blue. India Blue chased 270 runs. Sehwag gone for 1. SK Raina 50(59), Dinesh Karthik 116(91), NK Patel 62(70) are the high scorers for India Blue. India Blue won the match by 6 wickets in 41 overs. Dinesh Karthik - Man of the Match. SK Raina Man of the series.
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Cricket Match Today's
India Blue v India Red
Final at Ahmedabad
Oct 28, 09:00 GMT
Challenger Trophy, 2007
SQUADS:
India Red (From): Praveen Kumar, Gautam Gambhir, Mohammad Kaif(c), Karan Goel, Subramaniam Badrinath, Virat Kohli, Paresh Patel, Mahesh Rawat(w), Siddharth Trivedi, Pragyan Ojha, Ishant Sharma, Ravneet Ricky, Shrikant Mundhe, Pinal Shah
India Blue (From): Virender Sehwag(c), Swapnil Asnodkar, Arjun Yadav, Suresh Raina, Dinesh Karthik(w), Niraj Patel, Ramesh Powar, Joginder Sharma, Amit Mishra, Saurabh Bandekar, Ranadeb Bose, Yo Mahesh, Ajinkya Rahane, Rakesh Dhurv
Bermuda Vs Kenya 3rd ODI cricket Match
SQUADS:
Kenya (From): Maurice Ouma(w), David Obuya, Collins Obuya, Jimmy Kamande, Stephen Tikolo(c), Thomas Odoyo, Nehemiah Odhiambo, Lameck Onyango, Peter Ongondo, Alex Obanda, Hiren Varaiya, Alfred Luseno, Elijah Otieno, Tony Suji
Bermuda (From): Steven Outerbridge, Jekon Edness(w), Irving Romaine(c), James Celestine, David Hemp, Janeiro Tucker, Lionel Cann , Rodney Trott, Malachi Jones, Kevin Hurdle, Dwayne Leverock, Azeem Pitcher, Kyle Hodsoll, Tamauri Tucker
Friday, October 26, 2007
India Australia Test Match Series 2007
Wed Dec 26
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 1
Thu Dec 27
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 2
Fri Dec 28
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 3
Sat Dec 29
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 4
Sun Dec 30
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 5
Wed Jan 2
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 1
Thu Jan 3
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 2
Fri Jan 4
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 3
Sat Jan 5
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 4
Sun Jan 6
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 5
Wed Jan 16
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 1
Thu Jan 17
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 2
Fri Jan 18
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 3
Sat Jan 19
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 4
Sun Jan 20
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 5
Thu Jan 24
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 1
Fri Jan 25
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 2
Sat Jan 26
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 3
Sun Jan 27
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 4
Mon Jan 28
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 5
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 1
Thu Dec 27
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 2
Fri Dec 28
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 3
Sat Dec 29
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 4
Sun Dec 30
Australia v India at Melbourne, 1st Test - day 5
Wed Jan 2
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 1
Thu Jan 3
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 2
Fri Jan 4
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 3
Sat Jan 5
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 4
Sun Jan 6
Australia v India at Sydney, 2nd Test - day 5
Wed Jan 16
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 1
Thu Jan 17
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 2
Fri Jan 18
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 3
Sat Jan 19
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 4
Sun Jan 20
Australia v India at Perth, 3rd Test - day 5
Thu Jan 24
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 1
Fri Jan 25
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 2
Sat Jan 26
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 3
Sun Jan 27
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 4
Mon Jan 28
Australia v India at Adelaide, 4th Test - day 5
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 1 to 4 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia wont the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 1,2,3,4.
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 5 to 8 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia wont the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 5,6,7,8.
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 9 to 13 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 9,10,11,12,13 .
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 14 to 17 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia wont the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 14,15,16,17.
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 18 to 20 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 18,19,20.
Australia Innings Twenty20 Vs India Mumbai Full Match 18 to 20 Overs
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Full match replay Overs 18,19,20.
India Innings Twenty20 Vs Australia Mumbai Full Match Part 1 of 4
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Indian Innings Full match replay Part 1 of 4.
India Innings Twenty20 Vs Australia Mumbai Full Match Part 2 of 4
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Indian Innings Full match replay Part 2 of 4.
India Innings Twenty20 Vs Australia Mumbai Full Match Part 3 of 4
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Indian Innings Full match replay Part 3 of 4.
India Innings Twenty20 Vs Australia Mumbai Full Match Part 4 of 4
Twenty20 India Vs Australia 2007 at Mumbai. Australia won the toss and elected to bat. Indian Innings Full match replay Part 4 of 4.
Live India Vs Australia Cricket Twenty20 Match Online Watch Here
Teams (from):
India: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (captain/wicket-keeper), Yuvraj Singh (vice-captain), Virender Sehwag, Dinesh Karthik, Gautam Gambhir, Robin Uthappa, Rohit Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Irfan Pathan, Rudra Pratap Singh, Sreesanth, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma and Ajit Agarkar
Australia: Ricky Ponting (captain), Adam Gilchrist (vice-captain/wicketkeeper), Nathan Bracken, Stuart Clark, Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Matthew Hayden,
Ben Hilfenhaus, Brad Hodge, Brad Hogg, James Hopes, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee and Andrew Symonds
Umpires: Ameesh Saheba and Suresh Shastri (both India)
Third umpire: G.A. Pratapkumar (India)
Fourth umpire: Bhanu Prakash (India)
India: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (captain/wicket-keeper), Yuvraj Singh (vice-captain), Virender Sehwag, Dinesh Karthik, Gautam Gambhir, Robin Uthappa, Rohit Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Irfan Pathan, Rudra Pratap Singh, Sreesanth, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma and Ajit Agarkar
Australia: Ricky Ponting (captain), Adam Gilchrist (vice-captain/wicketkeeper), Nathan Bracken, Stuart Clark, Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, Matthew Hayden,
Ben Hilfenhaus, Brad Hodge, Brad Hogg, James Hopes, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee and Andrew Symonds
Umpires: Ameesh Saheba and Suresh Shastri (both India)
Third umpire: G.A. Pratapkumar (India)
Fourth umpire: Bhanu Prakash (India)
Thursday, October 18, 2007
International Twenty20 Series Knockout
Twenty20 InternationalIndia v Australia at Mumbai (BS)
Match scheduled to begin at 19:00 local time (13:30 GMT)
Date : : 20, October, 2007
Indian Timing : : 7 PM (Night)
Brabourne Stadium
Mumbai, India
Established 1937
Named after Lord Brabourne, Governor of Bombay
Capacity 20,000
Floodlights No
End names Pavilion End, Church Gate End
Home team(s) Mumbai
The Brabourne Stadium was built on a piece of land reclaimed from the sea which Lord Brabourne, Governor of Bombay, presented to the Cricket Club of India after being tempted with an offer of immortality in the bargain.
It was officially opened on December 7 1937 following with a match between the CCI and Lord Tennyson's team. The idea that the ground would be the Lord's of India (the Cricket Club of India was regarded as the county's MCC) was the brainchild of a Goan, Neville de Mello. It was as exclusive as its English counterpart and every bit as luxurious - Frank Worrell once remarked that it was the only place in the world where he could watch cricket in his dressing-gown and remove it when it was his turn to bat. It was also a multi-sport complex which hosted international tennis..
But the ground had its problems, mostly notably with the crowds who were often crammed in beyond capacity, and that, allied to constant disputes over ticketing arrangements, led to the Bombay Cricket Association building its own stadium half a mile away.
The Brabourne these days has an air of faded splendor, and although it has hosted the occasional first-class match (Sachin Tendulkar made the first double century of his first-class career during Mumbai's win over Australia in 1997-98).
The Brabourne Stadium has a rich and fascinating history. After it was built,the Pentangular shifted here from the Bombay Gymkhana in 1937-38 and it was here that Vijay Merchant - Vijay Hazare rivalry was played out with no quarter asked and none given. In the 1943-44 final between Rest and Hindus, Hazare parried Merchant's record 250 with an astonishing 309 out of 387, despite which Rest lost by an innings.
Hazare also hit centuries in all his four Tests at Brabourne. Merchant never played a Test here but made over 35% of his career first-class runs on this wicket, including an unbeaten 359 v Maharashtra. Eleven of the 17 Tests here were drawn but there were some tense finishes - in 1948-49 against the West Indies, umpire Joshi removed the bails with 90 seconds left on the clock and India six short of a maiden Test win.
Brabourne Stadium
Mumbai, India
Established 1937
Named after Lord Brabourne, Governor of Bombay
Capacity 20,000
Floodlights No
End names Pavilion End, Church Gate End
Home team(s) Mumbai
The Brabourne Stadium was built on a piece of land reclaimed from the sea which Lord Brabourne, Governor of Bombay, presented to the Cricket Club of India after being tempted with an offer of immortality in the bargain.
It was officially opened on December 7 1937 following with a match between the CCI and Lord Tennyson's team. The idea that the ground would be the Lord's of India (the Cricket Club of India was regarded as the county's MCC) was the brainchild of a Goan, Neville de Mello. It was as exclusive as its English counterpart and every bit as luxurious - Frank Worrell once remarked that it was the only place in the world where he could watch cricket in his dressing-gown and remove it when it was his turn to bat. It was also a multi-sport complex which hosted international tennis..
But the ground had its problems, mostly notably with the crowds who were often crammed in beyond capacity, and that, allied to constant disputes over ticketing arrangements, led to the Bombay Cricket Association building its own stadium half a mile away.
The Brabourne these days has an air of faded splendor, and although it has hosted the occasional first-class match (Sachin Tendulkar made the first double century of his first-class career during Mumbai's win over Australia in 1997-98).
The Brabourne Stadium has a rich and fascinating history. After it was built,the Pentangular shifted here from the Bombay Gymkhana in 1937-38 and it was here that Vijay Merchant - Vijay Hazare rivalry was played out with no quarter asked and none given. In the 1943-44 final between Rest and Hindus, Hazare parried Merchant's record 250 with an astonishing 309 out of 387, despite which Rest lost by an innings.
Hazare also hit centuries in all his four Tests at Brabourne. Merchant never played a Test here but made over 35% of his career first-class runs on this wicket, including an unbeaten 359 v Maharashtra. Eleven of the 17 Tests here were drawn but there were some tense finishes - in 1948-49 against the West Indies, umpire Joshi removed the bails with 90 seconds left on the clock and India six short of a maiden Test win.
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