England V Pakistan Cricket Schedule 2010

Pakistan Cricket team are on tour to England for their test and ODI series against Australia and England. Following is the details of their tour schedule of Test, Twnety20 and ODI matches against England. This series will start with the first test match from August 18th of 2010.

Date Time	Match & Location	Results
Test Match Schedule
Aug 18 to 22 10:00(G) 11:00(L)	First Test Kennington Oval, London
Aug 26 to 30 10:00(G) 11:00(L)	Second Test Lord's, London
Twenty20 Match Schedule
Sep 5 14:30(G) 15:30(L)	First Twenty20 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
Sep 7 17:00(G) 18:00(L)	Second Twenty20 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
ODI Cricket Schedule
Sep 10 09:15(G) 10:15(L)	First ODI Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
Sep 12 09:15(G) 10:15(L)	Second ODI Headingley, Leeds
Sep 17 09:15(G) 10:15(L)	Third ODI Kennington Oval, London
Sep 20 12:00(G) 13:00(L)	Fourth ODI Lord's, London
Sep 22 13:30(G) 14:30(L)	Fifth ODI The Rose Bowl, Southampton

England tour of Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2010

England Cricket team is to tour Bangladesh during Feb-Mar of 2010. In this England tour of Bangladesh, England Cricket team will play three ODIs and two test matches. The first international one day match is to be played on 28th Feb 2010 at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. Following is the detail schedule of this Cricket tour.

England tour of Bangladesh Cricket Schedule 2010

Date Time	Match & Location	Results
ODI Matches Schedule
Sun Feb 28 08:00(G) 14:00(L)	First ODI Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	England by 6 wickets Ban 228(45.4) Eng 229/4(46)
Tue Mar 2 08:00(G) 14:00(L)	Second ODI Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	England by 2 wickets Ban 260/6(50) Eng 261/8(48.5)
Fri Mar 5 03:00(G) 09:00(L)	Third ODI Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong	England 45 runs Eng 284/5(50) Ban 239/9(50)
Test Matches Schedule
Mar 12 to 16 03:30(G) 09:30(L)	First Test Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong	England 181 runs Eng 599/6D & 209/7D Ban 296 & 331
Mar 20 to 24 03:30(G) 09:30(L)	Second Test Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur	England by 9 wickets Ban 419 & 285 Eng 496 & 209/1

England V South Africa Cricket Fixtures 2009-2010

England cricket team are on tour of South Africa for about 3 months from Nov 2009. In this Cricket tour there will be 2 Twenty20 internationals, 5 ODIs and 4 test matches. Following is the detailed England V South Africa Cricket Fixtures for this tour.

England V South Africa Twenty20 Cricket Fixtures

First T20 Nov 13 18:00 local 16:00 GMT
New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Second T20 Nov 15 14:30 local 12:30 GMT
SuperSport Park, Centurion

England V South Africa ODI Cricket Fixtures

First ODI Nov 20 14:30 local 12:30 GMT
New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Second ODI Nov 22 10:00 local 08:00 GMT
SuperSport Park, Centurion

Third ODI Nov 27 14:30 local 12:30 GMT
Newlands, Cape Town

Fourth ODI Nov 29 10:00 local 08:00 GMT
St George's Park, Port Elizabeth

Fifth ODI Dec 4 14:30 local 12:30 GMT
Kingsmead, Durban

England V South Africa Test Matches Cricket Fixtures

First Test Dec 16 to Dec 20 10:30 local 08:30 GMT
SuperSport Park, Centurion

Second Test Dec 26 to Dec 30 10:30 local 08:30 GMT
Kingsmead, Durban

Third Test Jan 3 to Jan 7 10:30 local 08:30 GMT
Newlands, Cape Town

Fourth Test Jan 14 to Jan 18 10:30 local 08:30 GMT
New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

CLT20- Champions League Twenty20 Cricket Schedule 2009

This is the first time Champions League Twenty20- CLT20 tournament been organized in India. Following is the detailed schedule of the CLT20 tournament.

Champions League Twenty20- CLT20 Cricket Schedule 2009

Date	Time	Teams	Location	Winner
Oct 08	14:30 GMT	Group C: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Cape Cobras	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	Cape Cobras by 5 wickets
Oct 09	10:30 GMT	Group B: Eagles v New South Wales	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	NSW by 53 runs
	14:30 GMT	Group D: Delhi Daredevils v Victoria	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Victoria 7 wickets
Oct 10	10:30 GMT	Group C: Cape Cobras v Otago	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad	Cape Cobras 54 runs
	14:30 GMT	Group A: Deccan Chargers v Somerset	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad	Somerset 1 wicket
Oct 11	10:30 GMT	Group B: New South Wales v Sussex	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	NSW 35 runs
	14:30 GMT	Group D: Delhi Daredevils v Wayamba	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Delhi 50 runs
Oct 12	10:30 GMT	Group A: Somerset v Trinidad & Tobago	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	Trinidad Tobago 44 runs
	14:30 GMT	Group C: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Otago	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	RCB 80 runs
Oct 13	10:30 GMT	Group D: Victoria v Wayamba	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Wayamba 15 runs
	14:30 GMT	Group B: Eagles v Sussex	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Tie- Eagles won over eliminator
Oct 14	14:30 GMT	Group A: Deccan Chargers v Trinidad & Tobago	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad	Trinidad Tobago 3 runs

CLT20- League Stage Schedule 2009

Oct 15	14:30 GMT	League B: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Victoria	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Oct 16	10:30 GMT	League A: Eagles v Somerset	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad
	14:30 GMT	League A: New South Wales v Trinidad & Tobago	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad
Oct 17	10:30 GMT	League B: Cape Cobras v Victoria	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
	14:30 GMT	League B: Royal Challengers Bangalore v Delhi Daredevils	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Oct 18	10:30 GMT	League A: New South Wales v Somerset	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad
	14:30 GMT	League A: Eagles v Trinidad & Tobago	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad
Oct 19	14:30 GMT	League B: Cape Cobras v Delhi Daredevils	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi

CLT20 Semi Final And Final Schedule 2009

Oct 21	14:30 GMT	SEMI FINAL I: TBC v TBC	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Oct 22	14:30 GMT	SEMI FINAL II : TBC v TBC	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad
Oct 23	14:30 GMT	The Final: TBC v TBC	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad

Champions Trophy Schedule- ICC Champions Trophy 2009 Schedule

Preview

ICC Champions Trophy 2009 to be held in September - October 2009 at South Africa. This One Day International (ODI) Championship tournament will be contested between eight cricket playing nations. The Cricket teams playing in this tournament are Australia, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies. Last time it was held in 2006 where Australia won this trophy for the first time beating West Indies. The forthcoming tournament will start from 22nd September with match between South Africa and Sri Lanka at SuperSport Park, Centurion. Following is the detailed ICC Champions Trophy Schedule 2009.

ICC Champions Trophy Schedule and Fixtures- 2009

Date	#	Time	Teams	Location	Result
Tue 22		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group B - South Africa v Sri Lanka SL 319/8(50) RSA 206/7(37.4)- MOM: T Dilshan	SuperSport Park, Centurion	SL 55 runs (D/L)
Wed 23		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group A - Pakistan v West Indies WI 133/10(34.3) PAK 134/5(30.3)- MOM: U Akmal	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	PAK By 5 wickets
Thu 24		09:30 local, 07:30 GMT	Group B - South Africa v New Zealand NZ 214/10(47.5) RSA 217/5(41.1)- MOM: W Parnell	SuperSport Park, Centurion	RSA by 5 wickets
Fri 25		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group B - England v Sri Lanka SL 212(47.3) Eng 213/4(45)- MOM: Collingwood	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	Eng by 6 wickets
Sat 26		09:30 local, 07:30 GMT	Group A - Australia v West Indies Aus 275/8(50) WI 225(46.5)- MOM: M Johnson	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	Aus by 50 runs
Sat 26		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group A - India v Pakistan Pak 302/9(50) IND 248(44.5)- MOM: S Malik	SuperSport Park, Centurion	Pak by 54 runs
Sun 27		09:30 local, 07:30 GMT	Group B - New Zealand v Sri Lanka NZ 315/7(50) SL 277(46.4)- MOM: Vettori	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	NZ by 38 runs
Sun 27		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group B - South Africa v England Eng 323/8(50) RSA 301/9(50) MOM: O Shah	SuperSport Park, Centurion	Eng by 22 runs
Mon 28		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group A - Australia v India Aus 234/4(42.3) Ind 0/0(0)	SuperSport Park, Centurion	Rain.. Rain..
Tue 29		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group B - England v New Zealand Eng 146/10(43.1) NZ 147/6(27.1)- MOM: Elliott	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	NZ By 4 Wickets
Wed 30		09:30 local, 07:30 GMT	Group A - Australia v Pakistan Pak 205/6(50) Aus 206/8(50)- MOM: M Hussey	SuperSport Park, Centurion	Australia by 2 wickets
Wed 30		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Group A - India v West Indies WI 129/10(36) Ind 130/3(32.1)- MOM: Kohli	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	India by 7 wickets
Champions Trophy 2009- Semi Finals and The Final Schedule
Fri 2		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Semi Final 1- Australia V England	SuperSport Park, Centurion
Sat 3		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	Semi Final 2- New Zealand V Pakistan	New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Mon 5		14:30 local, 12:30 GMT	THE FINAL	SuperSport Park, Centurion

Ashes Schedule - England V Australia The Ashes 2009 Schedule

Test Matches Schedule Ashes 2009

First Test: Match drawn
Played from Jul 8 to Jul 12 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
England Score:
435/10 Pietersen 69, Collingwood 64, Johnson 87/3, Hauritz 95/3
252/9 Collingwood 74, Swann 31, Hilfenhaus 47/3, Hauritz 63/3
Australia Score:
674/6 D Ponting 150, North 125*, Katich 122, Haddin 121

Second Test: England won by 115 runs
Played from Jul 16 to Jul 20 at Lord's, London
England Score:
425/10 Strauss 161, Cook 95, Hilfenhaus 103/4, Johnson 132/3
311/6 D Prior 61, Collingwood 54, Hauritz 80/3, Siddle 64/2
Australia Score:
215/10 M Hussey 51, Katich 48, Anderson 55/4, Onions 41/3
406/10 Clarke 136, Haddin 80, Flintoff 92/5, Swann 87/4

Third Test: Match drawn
Played from Jul 30 to Aug 3 at Edgbaston, Birmingham
Australia Score:
263/10 Watson 62, Katich 46, Anderson 80/5, Onions 58/4
375/5 Clarke 103*, North 96, Broad 38/2
England Score:
376/10 Flintoff 74, Strauss 69, Hilfenhaus 109/4, Siddle 89/3

Fourth Test: Australia won by an innings and 80 runs
Played from Aug 7 to Aug 11 at Headingley, Leeds
England Score:
102/10 Cook 30, Siddle 5/21, Clark 3/18
263/10 Swann 62, Broad 61, Johnson 5/69, Hilfenhaus 4/60
Australia Score:
445/10 North 110, Clarke 93, Ponting 78, Broad 6/91

Fifth Test: England won by 197 runs
Played from Aug 20 to Aug 24 at Kennington Oval, London
England Score:
332/10 Bell 72, Strauss 55, Trott 41, Siddle 4/75, Hilfenhaus 3/71
373/9D Trott 119, Strauss 75, Swann 63, North 4/98, Johnson 2/60
Australia Score:
160/10 Katich 50, Watson 34, Broad 5/37, Swann 4/38
348/10 Hussey 121, Ponting 66, Harmison 3/54, Swann 4/120

Only ODI Match Scotland V Australia

Australia won by 189 runs
Played on Aug 28 at Grange Cricket Club Ground, Raeburn Place, Edinburgh
Australia 345(50) Hussey 111, Voges 72, Watson 68, Goudie 5/73, Nel 2/74
Scotland 156/10(39.3) Hamilton 38, Berrington 25, Watts 24, Lee 2/36, Watson 3/30

Twenty20 Internationals Schedule, England V Australia

First Twenty20: No result
Played on Aug 30 at Old Trafford, Manchester
Australia 145/4(20) White 55, Warner 33, Clarke 27*, Collingwood 2/20, Broad 2/33
England 4/2 (1.1)

Second Twenty20: Match Abandoned
Scheduled on Sep 1 at Old Trafford, Manchester

One Day Internationals Matches Schedule, England V Australia- Ashes 2009

First ODI: Australia won by 4 runs
Played on Sep 4 at Kennington Oval, London
Australia 260/5(50) Ferguson 71*, White 53, Watson 46, Collingwood 2/47
England 256/8(50) Bopara 49, Shah 40, Wright 38, Johnson 3/24, Hauritz 2/44

Second ODI: Australia won by 39 runs
Played on Sep 6 at Lord's, London
Australia 249/8(50) Ferguson 55, Johnson 43*, Wright 2/52, Swann 2/31
England 210(46.1) Collingwood 56, Strauss 47, Lee 2/22, Watson 2/26, Bracken 2/37

Third ODI: Australia won by 6 wickets
Played on Sep 9 at The Rose Bowl, Southampton
England 228/9(50) Strauss 63, Morgan 43, Bresnan 31*, Watson 3/36, Johnson 2/39
Australia 230/4(48.3) White 105, Clarke 52, Wright 1/16, Swann 1/35

Fourth ODI: Australia won by 7 wickets
Played on Sep 12 at Lord's, London
England 220/10(46.3) Strauss 63, Shah 39, Lee 5/49, Hauritz 2/23
Australia 221/3(43.4) Clarke 62*, Paine 51, Bresnan 2/41

Fifth ODI: Australia won by 4 wickets
England 299(50) Morgan 58, Denly 45, Prior 37, Hauritz 54/2
Australia 302/6(48.2) Ponting 126, Clarke 52, Watson 36, Broad 57/2

Sixth ODI: Australia won by 111 runs
Played on Sep 17 14:30 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Australia 296/8(50) Paine 111, Hussey 65, Anderson 55/4
England 185(41) Bresnan 31*, Denly 25, Hopes 32/3

Seventh ODI: Sep 20 10:15 local, 09:15 GMT
Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

West Indies Tour of England- Cricket Schedule 2009

West Indies Tour of England, 2009

West Indies are on their Cricket tour of England for 2009 series. Here they will play 2 test matches and 3 one day internationals. The first of the two test matches will start from Wed 6th of May 2009 at Lord's, London. The One day series will start from Thu 21/5/2009. The first one day cricket match will be played on Headingley, Leeds. Following is the detailed schedule of West Indies Tour of England 2009.

Test Matches Schedule First Test: Wed 6/5 to Fri 10/5 11:00 local, 10:00 GMT Lord's, London Second Test: Thu 14/5 to Mon 108/5 11:00 local, 10:00 GMT Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street One Day Matches Schedule First ODI: Thu 21/5 10:45 local, 09:45 GMT Headingley, Leeds Second ODI: Sun 24/5 10:45 local, 09:45 GMT County Ground, Bristol Third ODI: Tue 26/5 10:45 local, 09:45 GMT Edgbaston, Birmingham

England Tour Of India Cricket Schedule 2008 Series

England V India Detailed Cricket Schedule 2008 Series

England cricket team is on tour to India to play seven one day internationals and two test matches. This Cricket tour spans about two months November-December 2008. The tour scheduled just after India completed four test matches series against Australia. India won this series against Australia by 2-0. In this series England will play 7 ODI's, the first ODI starts from 14th November, 2008. And first of the two test matches will start from 11the December 2008. Following is the England V India Detailed Cricket Schedule 2008 Series.

England V India ODI Cricket Schedule 2008
Date Time	Location	Results
First ODI 14 November 09:00 local, 03:30 GMT	Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground, Rajkot India 387/5 (Yuvraj 138*, Sehwag 85, Harmison 75/2) England 229/10 (Pietersen 63, Bopara 54*, Z Khan 26/3)	India by 158 runs
Second ODI 17 November 09:00 local, 03:30 GMT	Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground, Indore India 292/9 (Yuvraj 118, Gambhir 70, Broad 55/4) England 238/10 (Shah 58, Flintoff 43, Yuvraj 28/4)	Ind by 54 runs
Third ODI 20 November 09:00 local, 03:30 GMT	Green Park, Kanpur England 240/10(49) (Bopara 60, Bell 46, Harbhajan 3-31) India 198/5(40) (Sehwag 68, Yuvraj 38, Flintoff 3-31)	India 16 runs (D/L method)
Fourth ODI 23 November 14:00 local, 08:30 GMT	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore India 166/4(22) (Sehwag 69, Gambhir 40, Swann 21/2) England 178/8(22) (Shah 72, Flintoff 41, Z Khan 20/2)	India 19 runs (D/L method)
Fifth ODI 26 November 14:00 local, 08:30 GMT	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack England 270/4 (Pietersen 111*, Shah 66*, Z Khan 60/2) India 273/4 (Sehwag 91, Raina 53*, Harmison 50/1)	India by 6 wickets
Sixth ODI 29 November 09:00 local, 03:30 GMT	Nehru Stadium, Guwahati	Canceled
7th ODI 2 December 14:00 local, 08:30 GMT	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Canceled
England V India Test Cricket Schedule 2008
First Test 11-15 Dec. 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai England 316 (Strauss 123, Prior 53*, Harbhajan 96/3) India 241 (Dhoni 53, Harbhajan 40*, Flintoff 49/3) England 311/9d (Strauss 108, Collingwood 108, Z Khan 40/3) India 387/4 (Tendulkar 103*, Yuvraj 85*, Sehwag 83(68) )	India by 6 wickets
Second Test 19-23 Dec. 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh India 453 (Gambhir 179, Dravid 136, Flintoff 54/3) England 302 (Pietersen 144, Flintoff 62, Harbhajan 68/4) India 251/7d (Gambhir 97, Yuvraj 86, Panesar 44/1 ) England 64/1 (Bell 24*, Strauss 21*)	DRAW Player of the series Zaheer Khan

England V India 2008 Series Cricket Teams

England Cricket Team for ODI's
Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Alastair Cook, Paul Collingwood, Owais Shah, Andrew Flintoff, Luke Wright, James Anderson, Ravi Bopara, Stuart Broad, Steve Harmison, Samit Patel, Tim Ambrose, Matt Prior, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann

India Cricket Team for ODI's

• First 3 ODI's: MS Dhoni, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma, Murali Vijay, Virat Kohli, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Pragyan Ojha, Munaf Patel, Yusuf Pathan, Ishant Sharma, RP Singh
• ODI 4 and 5: Two changes Irfan Pathan and Sachin Tendulkar in for RP Singh and Murali Vijay.

England Tour Of New Zealand 2008 Schedule

England is on cricket tour of New Zealand. In about two months long cricket tour, England will play play two Twenty20 matches against New Zealand. The first Twenty20 is on February 5, and then there will be five ODIs. Here in this tour England will also play three test matches, first test match starting from March 5. Following is the detailed schedule of this England tour of New Zealand 2008 including the team members.

England tour of New Zealand 2008 Schedule

England tour of New Zealand 2008 Schedule
Date Time	Location	Results
Twenty20 Internationals Schedule
First Twenty20 5 Feb 19:00 local, 06:00 GMT	Eden Park, Auckland Englang 184/8(20)(Pietersen 43, Mascarenhas 31, Martin 34/2) NZ 152/10(19.2)(Oram 61, Sidebottom 16/3, Mascarenhas 19/2)	England by 32 runs
Second Twenty20 7 Feb 19:00 local, 06:00 GMT	Jade Stadium, Christchurch Englang 193/8(20)(Collingwood 54,OA Shah 47, Mustard 40) NZ 143/8(20)(How 31, Mills 30*, Sidebottom 19/2)	England by 50 runs
One Day Internationals Schedule
First ODI 9 Feb 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	Westpac Stadium, Wellington Englang 130(49.4)(Mustard 31,J Patel 14/2, Styris 22/2) NZ 131/4(30)(McCullum 42, How 28, Broad 26/3)	New Zealand by 6 wickets
Second ODI 12 Feb 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Third ODI 15 Feb 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	Eden Park, Auckland
Fourth ODI 20 Feb 11:00 local, 22:00 GMT	McLean Park, Napier
Fifth ODI 23 Feb 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	Jade Stadium, Christchurch
Test Matches Schedule
First Test 5-9 Mar 10:30 local, 21:30 GMT	Seddon Park, Hamilton
Second Test 13-17 Mar 10:30 local, 21:30 GMT	Basin Reserve, Wellington
Third Test 22-26 Mar 10:30 local, 21:30 GMT	McLean Park, Napier

England Cricket Team for One Day Internationals

England ODI Team

Paul Collingwood, Tim Ambrose, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara, Alastair Cook, Phil Mustard, Stuart Broad, James Anderson, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Owais Shah, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann, James Tredwell, Chris Tremlett, Luke Wright.

England Cricket Team for Test Matches

England Test Matches Team

Michael Vaughan, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Paul Collingwood, Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook, Phil Mustard, Tim Ambrose,James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Steve Harmison, Matthew Hoggard, Monty Panesar, Owais Shah, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann.

New Zealand Cricket Team for First 3 ODIs

New Zealand ODI Team

Daniel Vettori, Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder, Jamie How, Ross Taylor, Peter Fulton, Scott Styris, Jacob Oram, Kyle Mills, Michael Mason, Jeetan Patel, Paul Hitchcock, Chris Martin.

England V Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule 2007

Here is the complete England tour of Sri Lanka cricket schedule 2007. This tour will consist of 5 one day internationals and 3 Test matches. All the five ODIs are day night matches and the first three will be played on Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium and the rest two on R.Premadasa Stadium. After completing 5 ODIs Sri Lanka will tour Australia for two Test Matches. Later Sri Lanka will play three test matches against England in December at the home. In the test matches schedule the first test match will start from 1st December. Following is the detailed Sri Lanka ODI cricket schedule and test matches schedule of this tour including the results and score updates.

England V Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule Tour 2007
Date	Match	Location	Result
01/10 09:00 GMT	1st ODI	Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium	Sri Lanka by 119 runs
ODI 1 Score:	Sri Lanka 269/7(50) (Jayawardene 66, Collingwood44/2) England 150/10(34.5) (Cook 46, Maharoof 4-31)
04/10 09:00 GMT	2nd ODI	Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium	England by 65 runs
ODI 2 Score:	England 234/8 (50) (OA Shah 82, Collingwood 42, Maharoof 30/3) Sri Lanka 169/10 (44.3) (J Mubarak 44*, Sidebottom 23/2, GP Swann 27/2)
07/10 09:00 GMT	3rd ODI	Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium	England by 2 wickets
ODI 3 Score: (D/L Method 48Ov.)	Sri Lanka 164/10(41.1) (Dilshan 70, Swann 34/4, Sidebottom 19/3, Broad 26/2) England 164/8(46.5) (Collingwood 32, Swann 25, Maharoof 34/3)
10/10 09:00 GMT	4th ODI	R.Premadasa Stadium, Khettarama, Colombo	England won 5 wickets
ODI 4 Score:	Sri Lanka 211/9 (50) () England 212/5(46.5) ()
13/10 09:00 GMT	5th ODI	R.Premadasa Stadium, Khettarama, Colombo	Sri Lanka by 107 runs
ODI 5 Score:	Sri Lanka 211 (48.1) (Silva 73, Broad 3-36) England 104 (29.1) (Fernando 6-27)
01/12-05/12 05:00 GMT	First Test	Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy Sri Lanka 188 and 442/8D England 281 and 261	Sri Lanka 88 runs
09/12-13/12 05:00 GMT	Second Test	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo England Score 351 and 250/3 Sri Lanka Score 548/9D	Match drawn
18/12-22/12 05:00 GMT	Third Test	Galle International Stadium Sri Lanka 499/8D England 81 and 251/6 (follow on)	Match drawn

Sri Lanka cricket team for ODI

Mahela Jayawardene, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Sanath Jayasuriya, Kumar Sangakkara, Chamara Silva, Kaushal Lokuarachchi, Farveez Maharoof, Dilhara Fernando, Lasith Malinga, Jehan Mubarak, Muttiah Muralitharan, Dilruwan Perera, Upul Tharanga, Chaminda Vaas, Gayan Wijekoon

England Cricket Team for ODI

Paul Collingwood, Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara, Kevin Pietersen, Alastair Cook, Owais Shah, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Phil Mustard, James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Monty Panesar, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann, Chris Tremlett, Luke Wright, Andrew Flintoff, Matt Prior

England Cricket Team for Test Matches

Michael Vaughan, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Alastair Cook, Owais Shah, Paul Collingwood, Ravi Bopara, Steve Harmison, Stuart Broad, Matthew Hoggard, Monty Panesar, Matt Prior, Ryan Sidebottom, Graeme Swann, Phil Mustard , James Anderson

India V England 7th ODI 2007 Series

England v India 7th ODI results cricket Series 2007

• Played at Lords on 8 September 2007.
• Result England won by 7 wickets.
• Man of the match Pietersen.
• Series the 7 ODI series England Won By 4-3.
• India win the toss and chose to bat first.

England v India Results

India innings 187/10(47.3)

SC Ganguly 15(22) SR Tendulkar 30(46) G Gambhir 12(20) R Dravid 0(3) Yuvraj Singh 28(48) RV Uthappa 22(30) MS Dhoni 50(72) RR Powar 10(20) Piyush Chawla 0(6) Z Khan 7(16) RP Singh 1*(6) Extras 12
JM Anderson 9-1-28-2 SCJ Broad 10-0-44-0 A Flintoff 8.3-0-45-3 AD Mascarenhas 10-2-23-3 LJ Wright 2-0-11-0 MS Panesar 8-2-28-1

England innings 188/3(36.2)

MJ Prior 0(7) LJ Wright 0(2) IR Bell 36(40) KP Pietersen 71*(96) PD Collingwood 64*(73) Extras 17
Z Khan 9-1-40-0 RP Singh 7-0-40-2 Piyush Chawla 9-1-44-0 SC Ganguly 4-0-13-0 RR Powar 5.2-0-32-0 Yuvraj Singh 2-0-11-0

India V England 6th ODI Results 2007 Series

England v India 6th ODI results cricket tour 2007

• Played at Kennington Oval, London, on 5 September 2007.
• Result India won by 2 wickets.
• Man of the match Tendulkar.
• Series the 7 ODI series Level 3-3.
• England win the toss and chose to bat first.

England v India Results

Firm opening stand of 150 in just 22 overs and in the end heroic performance by Uthappa settled remarkable victory over England in the 6th ODI of 2007 tour. Winning the toss and batting firt England stumbled to 20/2, 83/4 and 137/5 at 30th over of an innings. But the dream first impression by LJ Wright 50 in 39 balls changed the momentum of the match. He and OA Shah played some handsome strokes, meanwhile Shah completed his maiden hundred in ODI. In the end 5 sixes in last 5 balls of the innings by Mascarenhas of Yuvraj managed them to pass tripple hundred and set target of 317 for India. Wicket was playing nicely and there was absolutely no support for the bowlers. In reply Ganguly and Tendulkar started innings quite comfortably, runs were coming easily and they provide solid platform by adding 150. Now only 167 in about 28 overs and 9 wickets are in hand. Then there was drama. After Ganguly, Tendulkar fall in short duration and this result in break in a scoring rate. Situation were turning more tight as Yuvraj and Dravid depart in short duration. It went more worse for India when Gambhir fall trying to do some extra as the asking rate was increasing. The last known batting pair on the crease and still 83 more run required from 58 balls. Dhoni and Uthappa kept their cool and playing sensibly. The bowling was tight still runs were coming though not easily. Still with 23 needed from the last two overs after fall of Dhoni and the 13 from the second last over of Anderson and 10 in the last over. Uthappa and Khan run 2 of the first one from Broad and the next was yorker at right spot that cost run out Zaheer. Trying to york again 3rd one was full on middle by the time ball passes to Uthappa, he was outside off stump and that help him to put it over short fine lag for four. Similar ball but this time Uthappa down the track hit it past mid-off for four to seal remarkable victory. Uthappa was playing for the first time in this series and it turn out to be a memorable for him.

England innings 316/6(50)

AN Cook 0(2) MJ Prior 6(5) IR Bell 49(59) KP Pietersen 53(82) PD Collingwood 1(3) OA Shah 107*(95) LJ Wright 50(39) AD Mascarenhas 36*(15) Extras 14
Z Khan 10-0-43-1 AB Agarkar 8-0-63-1 SC Ganguly 7-0-43-0 Piyush Chawla 10-1-44-1 RR Powar 9-0-44-0 Yuvraj Singh 5-0-59-0 SR Tendulkar 1-0-12-0

India innings 317/8(49.4)

SC Ganguly 53(60) SR Tendulkar 94(81) G Gambhir 47(57) Yuvraj Singh 18(24) R Dravid 4(5) MS Dhoni 35(37) RV Uthappa 47*(33) AB Agarkar 1(1) Z Khan 0(0) RR Powar 0*(0) Extras 18
SCJ Broad 9.4-1-46-2 JM Anderson 8-0-79-0 AD Mascarenhas 10-0-55-2 PD Collingwood 8-0-54-0 MS Panesar 10-0-55-1 OA Shah 4-0-19-1

5th ODI Results India V England 2007 Series

England v India 5th ODI Results NW Series 2007

• Played at Headingley on 2nd September 2007.
• Result India won by 38 runs (D/L).
• Man of the match Ganguly.
• Series the 7 ODI series England ahead by 3-2.
• England win the toss and chose to field first.

England v India Results

Cracking batting performance from India specially Tendulkar 71 of 59 balls and Yuvraj 72 of 57 helped India set tough target of 324 for England. Wicket was flat and there is no help for the bowlers. The last match hero Broad was the most expensive today gave 84 runs in 10 overs. England lost Cook immediately after start of their chase. But the two drop catches helped them for flying start as Prior and Bell were on the fire signaling the tight finish. But the 3 quick wickets put them way long back. But Collingwood continue to keep the battle on. Though there was very little support from other end he was batting amazingly. But in the end His 91* of 71 balls went in vain as England lost by 38 runs according to D/L method.

India innings 324/6(50)

SC Ganguly 59(79) SR Tendulkar 71(59) G Gambhir 51(66) Yuvraj Singh 72(57) MS Dhoni 24(17) R Dravid 24(17) KD Karthik 2*(3) Z Khan 4*(3) Extras 17
JM Anderson 10-1-60-1 J Lewis 10-1-63-1 SCJ Broad 10-0-84-1 PD Collingwood 10-1-48-1 MS Panesar 8-0-50-1 RS Bopara 1.1-0-7-0 KP Pietersen 0.5-0-7-0

England innings 242/8(39)

AN Cook 4(11) MJ Prior 46(45) IR Bell 44(38) KP Pietersen 0(3) PD Collingwood 91*(71) OA Shah 15(36) RS Bopara 11(16) SCJ Broad 1(3) J Lewis 17(15) JM Anderson 1*(1) Extras 12
Z Khan 8-0-44-1 AB Agarkar 7-0-58-2 SC Ganguly 7-0-26-2 Piyush Chawla 5-0-31-1 SR Tendulkar 5-0-35-0 RR Powar 7-0-45-2

England v India 4th ODI Results NW Series 2007

England v India 4th ODI Results NatWest Series 2007

• Played at Old Trafford on 30th August 2007.
• Result England won by 3 Wickets.
• Man of the match SCJ Broad.
• Series the 7 ODI series England ahead by 3-1.
• India win the toss and chose to bat first.

England v India Results

Wonderful 8th wicket highest partnership for England between Bopara(43*) and Broad(45*) take them to the victory. They came to bat when England were on big trouble on 114/7 still 99 runs to win. Before India won the toss and selected to bat first. Once again the start was horrible for India as they lost first 3 wickets early on just 32. Tendulkar(55) and Yuvraj(71) tried to stabilize an innings but after fall of Tendulkar no one stick at the crease. Finally India all out on 212 in 49.2 overs. In reply England were loosing wickets and almost near to lose the game when they were on 114/7. Asking rate was not the problem but they need 99 more runs to win the match and the miracle begin. Bopara and Broad played really sensible cricket here no hurry, and with skillful batting they took them to the comprehensive victory. For his all-round performance Broad awarded MOM.

India innings 212/10(49.4)

SC Ganguly 9/14 SR Tendulkar 55/86 KD Karthik 4/22 R Dravid 1/8 Yuvraj Singh 71/104 MS Dhoni 13/18 AB Agarkar 6/5 RR Powar 7/11 Piyush Chawla 13*/11 Z Khan 20/19 RP Singh 0/1 Extras 13
SCJ Broad 10-1-51-4 JM Anderson 9.4-2-38-3 A Flintoff 10-3-31-1 MS Panesar 10-0-39-1 PD Collingwood 9-0-43-0 KP Pietersen 1-0-6-1

England innings 213/7(48)

AN Cook 0/5 MJ Prior 4/5 IR Bell 24/20 KP Pietersen 18/21 PD Collingwood 47/55 A Flintoff 5/8 OA Shah 8/20 RS Bopara 43*/82 SCJ Broad 45*/73 Extras 19
Z Khan 9-1-45-1 AB Agarkar 10-0-60-4 RP Singh 6-0-22-0 Piyush Chawla 10-0-43-0 RR Powar 10-0-26-1 Yuvraj Singh 2-0-8-0 SR Tendulkar 1-0-4-0

India Cricket Tour England 2007 Schedule

India to tour England from the end of June 2007. In this tour they will play 3 Test matches and 7 ODIs against England. They will also play against Ireland, Scotland, South Africa and Pakistan. Here is the complete schedule of the tour.

Schedule

June 2007

• Sat 23 V Ireland, Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast India won by 9 wickets, Score
• Tue 26 V South Africa, Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast South Africs won by 4 wickets
• Fri 29 V South Africa, Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast India won by 6 wickets

July 2007

• Sun 1 v South Africa Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast India won by 6 wickets
• Tue 3 v Pakistan Titwood, Glasgow Rain No Play
• Thu 19 - Mon 23 1st Test - V England Lord's, London Match Drawn
• Fri 27 - Tue 31 2nd Test - V England Trent Bridge, Nottingham India won by 7 wickets, results

August 2007

• Thu 9 - Mon 13 3rd Test - V England Kennington Oval, London Results Match Drawn
• Thu 16 V Scotland Titwood, Glasgow India Won by 7 wickets
• Tue 21 1st ODI - England The Rose Bowl, Southampton Results England won by 104 runs
• Fri 24 2nd ODI - England County Ground, Bristol Results India Won By 9 Runs
• Mon 27 3rd ODI - England Edgbaston, Birmingham England Won By 42 Runs
• Thu 30 4th ODI - England Old Trafford, Manchester England Won By 3 Wickets

September 2007

• Sun 2 5th ODI - England Headingley, Leeds India won by 38 runs (D/L Method)
• Wed 5 6th ODI - England Kennington Oval, London India won by 2 wickets
• Sat 8 7th ODI - England Lord's, London England Won By 3 Wickets
• NEXT Twenty20 World Cup Schedule 2007

India Test Team

1. Rahul Dravid (C)
2. Sachin Tendulkar (VC)
3. MS Dhoni
4. VVS Laxman
5. Yuvraj Singh
6. Gautam Gambhir
7. Sourav Ganguly
8. Wasim Jaffer
9. Dinesh Karthik
10. Zaheer Khan
11. Anil Kumble
12. Ramesh Powar
13. Rudra Pratap Singh
14. Sreesanth
15. Ranadeb Bose

India ODI Team

1. Rahul Dravid (C)
2. MS Dhoni (VC)
3. Sachin Tendulkar
4. Yuvraj Singh
5. Robin Uthappa
6. Gautam Gambhir
7. Sourav Ganguly
8. Dinesh Karthik
9. Zaheer Khan
10. Ajit Agarkar
11. Piyush Chawla
12. Ramesh Powar
13. Rohit Sharma
14. Rudra Pratap Singh
15. Sreesanth

England v India 3rd ODI Results 2007 Tour

England v India 3rd ODI Results NatWest Series 2007

• Played at Birmingham on 27th August 2007.
• Result England won by 42 runs.
• Man of the match Bell.
• Series the 7 ODI series England ahead by 2-1.
• India win the toss and chose to field first.

England v India Results

England innings 281/8 (50)

AN Cook 40/56 MJ Prior 34/40 IR Bell 79/89 KP Pietersen 9/22 PD Collingwood 44/53 OA Shah 19/15 RS Bopara 10/9 SCJ Broad 10/11 CT Tremlett 19*/9 JM Anderson 0*/0 Extras 17
Z Khan 10-0-49-0 RP Singh 9-1-55-3 MM Patel 5-0-37-1 RR Powar 10-0-45-2 Piyush Chawla 9-0-50-1 Yuvraj Singh 7-0-39-1

India innings 239/10(48.1)

SC Ganguly 72/104 SR Tendulkar 8/19 KD Karthik 0/2 R Dravid 56/61 Yuvraj Singh 45/39 MS Dhoni 13/20 RR Powar 5/13 Piyush Chawla 1/2 Z Khan 11/12 RP Singh 12*/16 MM Patel 1/3 Extras 15
SCJ Broad 9-1-34-1 JM Anderson 9.1-3-32-3 CT Tremlett 8-0-57-2 MS Panesar 10-0-49-1 PD Collingwood 10-0-45-2 RS Bopara 2-0-12-0

England V India 2nd ODI Results NW Series 2007

England v India 2nd ODI Results NW Series 2007

• Day night ODI Played at County Ground, Bristol on 24th August 2007.
• India won by 9 runs.
• Man of the match Dravid.
• Series the 7 ODI series level by 1-1.
• India win the toss and chose to bat first.

England v India Results

This time Dravid select to bat first. Tendulkar and Ganguly started the innings slowly but they give solid start to an Indian innings. Ground was comparatively smaller and the wicket was playing nicely. Once again Tendulkar out in nineties, this time just 1 short of his hundred after putting India to a promicing level. At the last Dravid's 92* in just 63 balls help them set big target for England. England did start solidly and the runs were coming easily. But wickets are falling regularly as they lost both the openers in 2 balls from M Patel and then Piyush Chawla picked up key middle-order wickets. The required rate also increasing, they required about 100 runs in last over and they lost Bell at this stage. Everything was now on tail enders and they took it positively. In particular Mascarenhas was on fire hits 5 sixes in his remarkable 52 of 39 innings. But this was not enough to pass the Indian total and they fall just 9 run short.

India innings 329/7 (50)

SC Ganguly 39/54 SR Tendulkar 99/112 Yuvraj Singh 49/53 R Dravid 92*/63 MS Dhoni 21/18 KD Karthik 1/2 AB Agarkar 1/3 RR Powar 1/2 Piyush Chawla 1*/1 Extras 25
SCJ Broad 9/0/54/1 JM Anderson 10/1/56/1 A Flintoff 10/0/56/5 CT Tremlett 9/0/73/0 AD Mascarenhas 4/0/31/0 PD Collingwood 4/0/24/0 RS Bopara 4/0/27/0

England innings 320/8 (50)

AN Cook 36 /41 MJ Prior 33 /28 IR Bell 64 /96 KP Pietersen 25 /25 PD Collingwood 27 /25 A Flintoff 9 /7 RS Bopara 17 /20 AD Mascarenhas 52 /39 SCJ Broad 29* /24 CT Tremlett 0* /1 Extras 28
AB Agarkar 9/1/67/0 RP Singh 10/0/56/1 MM Patel 8/0/70/3 SC Ganguly 3/0/17/0 Piyush Chawla 10/0/60/3 RR Powar 10/0/43/1

England v India First ODI NatWest Series 2007

England v India First ODI Results NatWest Series 2007

• Day night ODI Played at Southampton on 21 August 2007.
• England won by 104 runs.
• Man of the match IR Bell.
• Series England lead the 7 ODI series by 1-0.
• India win the toss and chose to field first.

England v India Results

The first One day of NatWest Series 2007 between England and India. It was an outstanding cricketing performance from England today. Invited to bat first by India they set big target of 289 in 50 overs with the help of two hundreds from Cook(102) and Bell(126*). In reply to this India started their innings with an early run out of Ganguly. Then Anderson crushed Indian top order put them struggling on 34/4 in 12 overs. It was almost all over for India now as both the bowling and fielding from England not allowing them to do much. That tight fielding results in 3 run outs in India innings. In the end India fall short of 104 runs. This was the third biggest win by England over India.

England innings 288/2 (50)

AN Cook 102 MJ Prior 19 IR Bell 126* KP Pietersen 33* Extras 8
Z Khan 10-1-49-1 AB Agarkar 10-1-65-0 RP Singh 10-0-49-1 SC Ganguly 4-0-21-0 Piyush Chawla 7-0-42-0 SR Tendulkar 4-0-29-0 Yuvraj Singh 5-0-29-0

India innings 184/10 (50)

SC Ganguly 2 SR Tendulkar 17 G Gambhir 3 R Dravid 46 Yuvraj Singh 0 MS Dhoni 19 KD Karthik 44* AB Agarkar 11 Piyush Chawla 2 Z Khan 20 RP Singh 0 Extras 20
SCJ Broad 8-1-27-0 JM Anderson 10-2-23-4 A Flintoff 7-0-12-1 AD Mascarenhas 10-1-28-1 MS Panesar 10-0-47-1 PD Collingwood 5-0-37-0

England v India Results Third Test 2007 Series

England v India Third Test Match, Pataudi Trophy 2007 Series

• Played at Trent Bridge, 9-13 August 2007
• Result Match ended in draw.
• Man of the match Anil Kumble.
• Series India win the 3 test match series by 1-0.
• Man of the series Anderson and Z Khan.
• India win the toss and chose to bat first.

England v India Results

After lots of entertainments the match ended in a draw. This was the third test match of Pataudi Trophy, 2007 Series. India win the toss and elected to bat first and made a huge total of 664 with superb batting from top level batsman and a maiden one hundred by Anil Kumble(110*). Though the wicket was not very good for bowlers Indian bowlers manage to out England on 345. Then it was remarkable come back from England bowlers as India not offered follow on and select to bat in second innings. India lost early wickets and England bowling was very accurate not allowing many opportunities to score runs. In the last England get target of 500 and 110 overs for India to out them. With no surprise England manage to draw the match with 4 wickets to left in their second innings. So India won the series by 1-0. This was the Test Series win in England since 1986.

India First innings 664/10

KD Karthik 91 W Jaffer 35 R Dravid 55 SR Tendulkar 82 SC Ganguly 37 VVS Laxman 51 MS Dhoni 92 A Kumble 110* Z Khan 11 RP Singh 11 S Sreesanth 35 Extras 54
RJ Sidebottom 32 /8 /93 /1 JM Anderson 40 /5 /182 /4 CT Tremlett 40 /6 /132 /1 MS Panesar 45 /5 /159 /2 PD Collingwood 7 /1 /11 /1 KP Pietersen 6 /0 /41 /1

England First innings 345/10

AJ Strauss 6 AN Cook 61 JM Anderson 16 MP Vaughan 11 KP Pietersen 41 PD Collingwood 62 IR Bell 63 MJ Prior 0 RJ Sidebottom 2 CT Tremlett 25* MS Panesar 9 Extras 49
Z Khan 22/13/32/3 S Sreesanth 21/2/80/2 A Kumble 29.1/7/94/3 RP Singh 18/3/72/1 SC Ganguly 5/1/8/0 SR Tendulkar 7/0/26/1 VVS Laxman 1/0/5/0

India Second innings 180/6 D

KD Karthik 8 W Jaffer 0 R Dravid 12 SR Tendulkar 1 SC Ganguly 57 VVS Laxman 46 MS Dhoni 36* A Kumble 8* Extras 12
JM Anderson 15 /8 /34 /2 CT Tremlett 15 /2 /58 /2 PD Collingwood 10 /1 /24 /2 MS Panesar 18 /1 /58 /0

England Second innings 369/6

AJ Strauss 32 AN Cook 43 MP Vaughan 42 KP Pietersen 101 PD Collingwood 40 IR Bell 67 MJ Prior 12* RJ Sidebottom 3* Extras 29
Z Khan 20 /3 /59 /0 S Sreesanth 21 /7 /53 /3 A Kumble 37 /9 /123 /2 RP Singh 13 /2 /50 /1 SR Tendulkar 19 /0 /78 /0

England v India Results Second Test 2007 Series

England v India Second test match, Pataudi Trophy 2007 Series

• Played at Trent Bridge, 27-31 July 2007
• Result India won by 7 wickets.
• Man of the match Zaheer Khan.
• Series India ahead by 1-0 with 1 test match left.
• India win the toss and chose to field first.

India made well deserve win against England in the second test match of Pataudi Trophy, 2007 Series. All the credit must go to Indian fast bowlers who bowled very aggressively throughout the test match. Specially Zaheer Khan who bowling really well and took 9 wickets in the match. From the very first day of the match India were well on the top and never step back. Also there was superb batting from India top order with Tendulkar on top with 91 runs. Though England tried well to come back into the game specially Vaughan with comprehensive 124 but Zaheer Khan took away the game towards India side as england lost their last 7 wickets in just 68 runs. Finally India achieved the target of 73 with the loss of 3 wickets.

England First innings 198/10

AJ Strauss 4 AN Cook 43 MP Vaughan 9 KP Pietersen 13 PD Collingwood 28 IR Bell 31 MJ Prior 11 CT Tremlett 20 RJ Sidebottom 18* MS Panesar 1 JM Anderson 1 Extras19
India Bowling:
Z Khan 21/5/59/4 S Sreesanth 12/7/16/1 RP Singh 10/1/56/1 SC Ganguly 8/4/11/1 A Kumble 12.3/2/32/3 SR Tendulkar 2/0/9/0

India First innings 481/10

KD Karthik 77 W Jaffer 62 R Dravid 37 SR Tendulkar 91 SC Ganguly 79 VVS Laxman 54 MS Dhoni 5 A Kumble 30 Z Khan 10* RP Singh 0 S Sreesanth 2 Extras 34
England Bowling:
RJ Sidebottom 36/11/75/1 JM Anderson 33/4/134/1 CT Tremlett 40/13/80/3 PD Collingwood 16/3/59/1 MS Panesar 33.5/8/101/4

England Second innings 355/10

AJ Strauss 55 AN Cook 23 MP Vaughan 124 KP Pietersen 19 PD Collingwood 63 IR Bell 0 MJ Prior 7 CT Tremlett 5 RJ Sidebottom 25* MS Panesar 4 JM Anderson 1 Extras29
India Bowling:
Z Khan 27/10/75/5 S Sreesanth 21/2/60/0 RP Singh 18/5/52/2 A Kumble 25/2/104/3 SC Ganguly 6/0/22/0 SR Tendulkar 7/0/29/0

India Second innings 73/3

KD Karthik 22 W Jaffer 22 R Dravid 11* SR Tendulkar 1 SC Ganguly 2* Extras15
England Bowling:
JM Anderson 9/2/23/0 RJ Sidebottom 8/0/28/0 CT Tremlett 7.1/2/12/3