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

Australia V Pakistan Cricket Schedule 2010

Date Time	Match & Location	Results
Twenty20 Match Schedule
Jul 5 16:00(G) 17:00(L)	First Twenty20 Edgbaston, Birmingham
Jul 6 16:00(G) 17:00(L)	Second Twenty20 Edgbaston, Birmingham
Test Match Schedule
Jul 8 to 12 09:30(G) 10:30(L)	First Test Lord's, London
Jul 21 to 25 09:30(G) 10:30(L)	Second Test Headingley, Leeds

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

Australia - New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2010

Australia V New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2010

Date Time	Match	Location	Results
Twenty20 Matches Schedule
Feb 26 06:00(G) 19:00(L)	First Twenty20	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	Australia by 6 wickets NZ 118(20) Aus 119/4(16)
Feb 28 05:00(G) 18:00(L)	Second Twenty20	AMI Stadium, Christchurch	New Zealand won super over NZ 214/6(20) Aus 214/4(20)
One Day Matches Schedule
Mar 3 01:00(G) 14:00(L)	First ODI	McLean Park, Napier	New Zealand by 2 wickets Aus 275/8(50) NZ 281/8(49.2)
Mar 6 23:00(G)(5th) 12:00(L)	Second ODI	Eden Park, Auckland	Aus by 12 runs (D/L) Aus 273/7(50) NZ 253(43.2)
Mar 9 01:00(G) 14:00(L)	Third ODI	Seddon Park, Hamilton	Australia 6 wickets NZ 245(46.2) Aus 248/4(47.2)
Mar 11 01:00(G) 14:00(L)	Fourth ODI	Eden Park, Auckland	Australia 6 wickets (DL Method) NZ 238(44.1) Aus 202/4(31.1)
Mar 13 01:00(G) 14:00(L)	Fifth ODI	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	New Zealand 51 runs NZ 241/9 (50) Aus 190(46.1)
Test Matches Schedule
Mar 19 to 23 22:00(G)(18th) 11:00(L)	First Test	Basin Reserve, Wellington	Australia won by 10 wickets Aus 459/5D & 106/0 NZ 157(F/O) & 407
Mar 27 to Mar 31 22:00(G)(26th) 11:00(L)	Second Test	Seddon Park, Hamilton	Australia by 176 runs Aus 231 & 511/8D NZ 264 & 302

South Africa - India Cricket Schedule 2010

South Africa Cricket team are on tour to India in February 2010 for two test matches and three ODIs. Visitors will play two day practice match against Indian Board President's XI at Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur on Feb 2 and 3 before the first international test match that is starting from February 6. Following is the detailed of South Africa V India Cricket Schedule 2010.

Test Matches schedule

Date Time	Match and Location	Results
Feb 6 to Feb 10 04:00(G) 09:30(L)	First Test Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur	RSA innings and 6 runs RSA 558/6(D) Ind 233/10 & 319/10(fo)
Feb 14 to Feb 18 04:00(G) 09:30(L)	Second Test Eden Gardens, Kolkata	India innings and 58 runs RSA 296 & 289 Ind 643/6(D)

ODI Matches schedule

Date Time	Match and Location	Results
Feb 21 09:00(G) 14:30(L)	First ODI Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur	India won by 1 run Ind 298/9(50) RSA 297/10(50)
Feb 24 03:30(G) 09:00(L)	Second ODI Green Park, Kanpur	India by 153 runs Ind 401/3 RSA 248/10
Feb 27 09:00(G) 14:30(L)	Third ODI Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad	South Africa by 90 runs RSA 365/2(50) India 275(44.3)

Pakistan V Australia Cricket Schedule 2010

Pakistan V Australia Cricket Schedule 2010

Following is the detailed Cricket schedule of Pakistan tour of Australia 2009-2010. There are Three test matches followed by five ODIs and only Twenty20 Internationals.

Test Match schedule

Date Time	Match and Location	Results
Dec 26 to 30 10:30(L) 23:30(GMT)	First Test Melbourne Cricket Ground	Australia won by 170 runs Aus 454/5(D) & 225/8(D) Pak 258/10 & 251/10
Jan 3 to 7 10:30(L) 23:30(GMT)	Second Test Sydney Cricket Ground	Australia won by 36 runs Aus 127/10 & 381/10 Pak 333/10 & 139/10
Jan 14 to 18 10:30(L) 23:30(GMT)	Third Test Bellerive Oval, Hobart	Australia won by 231 runs Aus 519/8D & 219/5D Pak 301 & 206

ODI schedule

Date Time	Match and Location	Results
Jan 22 13:25(L) 03:25(GMT)	First ODI Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane	Aus won by 5 wickets Pak 274/10(49.4) Aus 275/5(48.3)
Jan 24 14:25(L) 03:25(GMT)	Second ODI Sydney Cricket Ground
Jan 26 13:55(L) 03:25(GMT)	Third ODI Adelaide Oval
Jan 29 12:30(L) 04:30(GMT)	Fourth ODI Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth
Jan 31 12:30(L) 04:30(GMT)	Fifth ODI Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth

Twenty20 schedule

Date Time	Match and Location	Results
Feb 5 19:35(L) 08:35(GMT)	Only Twenty20 Melbourne Cricket Ground

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

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

India Tour of New Zealand Schedule 2009

India Tour of New Zealand Schedule

India tour of New Zealand, 2009 will start with Twenty20 match on 25 February at AMI Stadium, Christchurch. The tour schedule consists of 2 Twenty20, 4 ODI and 3 Test Matches. Following is the detailed schedule of this tour.

Twenty20 Schedule First Twenty20: New Zealand won by 7 wickets Wed 25/2 19:00 local, 06:00 GMT at AMI Stadium, Christchurch India 162/8 (20) New Zealand 166/3 (18.5) Second Twenty20: New Zealand by 5 wickets Fri 27/2 19:00 local, 06:00 GMT at Westpac Stadium, Wellington India 149/6(20) New Zealand 150/5(20) ODI Schedule First ODI: India won by 53 runs (D/L method) Tue 3/3 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT at McLean Park, Napier India 273/4 (38) Dhoni 84*,Sehwag 77, Raina 66 New Zealand 162/9(28) Guptill 66, Taylor 31, Harbhajan 27/3, P Kumar 28/2 Second ODI: No result Fri 6/3 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT at Westpac Stadium, Wellington India 188/4(28.4) Tendulkar 61, Sehwag 54, Vettori 14/1 Third ODI: India won by 58 runs Sun 8/3 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT at AMI Stadium, Christchurch India 392/4(50) Tendulkar 163*,Yuvraj 87, Dhoni 68, Mills 58/2 New Zealand 334/10(45.1) Ryder 105, McCullum 71, Harbhajan 56/2, Z Khan 65/2 Fourth ODI: India won by 84 runs (D/L method) Wed 11/3 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT at Seddon Park, Hamilton New Zealand 270/5(47) McCullum 77, McGlashan 56*, I Sharma 57/2 India 201/0(23.3) Sehwag 125*, Gambhir 63* Fifth ODI: New Zealand won by 8 wickets Sat 14/3 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT at Eden Park, Auckland Match reduced to 43 overs India 149/10(36.3) RG Sharma 43*, Sehwag 40, Ryder 29/3, Oram 22/2 New Zealand 150/2(23.2) Ryder 63, Guptill 57* Test Matches Schedule First Test: India won by 10 wickets Played on Wed 18/3 to Sun 22/3 at Seddon Park, Hamilton India Score: 520/10 Tendulkar 160, Gambhir 72, Dravid 66, Z Khan 51* 39/0 New Zealand Score: 279/10 Vettori 118, Ryder 102, Ishant 73/4 279/10 McCullum 84, Flynn 67, Harbhajan 63/6 Second Test: Match Drawn Played from Thu 26/3 to Mon 30/3 at McLean Park, Napier New Zealand Score: NZ 619/9(D) Ryder 201, Taylor 151, BB McCullum 115, I Sharma 95/3 Z Khan 129/3 India Score: 305/10 Dravid 83, Laxman 76, Tendulkar 49, CS Martin 89/3, Vettori 45/2 476/4 Gambhir 137, Laxman 124, Tendulkar 64, JS Patel 120/2 Third Test: Match Drawn Played from Fri 3/4 to Tue 7/4 at Basin Reserve, Wellington India Score: 379/10 (Tendulkar 62, Harbhajan 60, Dhoni 52, Martin 98/4) 434/7(D) (Gambhir 167, Laxman 61, Dravid 60, Dhoni 56*, Martin 70/3) New Zealand Score: 197/10 (Taylor42, McIntosh, 32, Zaheer 65/5, Harbhajan 43/3) 281/8 (Taylor 107, Franklin 49, Harbhajan 59/4, Tendulkar 45/2)

Cricket Team- India Tour of New Zealand 2009

India Cricket Team- Twenty20
MS Dhoni, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Ravindra Jadeja, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma, Dinesh Karthik
Zaheer Khan, Harbhajan Singh, Ishant Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Praveen Kumar, Pragyan Ojha, Munaf Patel, Irfan Pathan

India Cricket Team- ODI
MS Dhoni, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Sachin Tendulkar, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Rohit Sharma, Dinesh Karthik
Zaheer Khan, Harbhajan Singh, Ishant Sharma, Yusuf Pathan, Praveen Kumar, Pragyan Ojha, Munaf Patel, Irfan Pathan

India Cricket Team- Test Matches
MS Dhoni, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Yuvraj Singh, VVS Laxman, M Vijay, Dinesh Karthik
Zaheer Khan, Harbhajan Singh, Ishant Sharma, Amit Mishra, Munaf Patel, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Dhawal Kulkarni

New Zealand Cricket Team- Twenty20
Daniel Vettori, Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, Jacob Oram, Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Martin Guptill
Grant Elliott, Iain O'Brien, Nathan McCullum, Tim Southee, Ewen Thompson

Australia V South Africa- Cricket Schedule 2009 Series

Australia v South Africa Cricket Schedule 2009

Australia are on tour of South Africa from February 2009 to April 2009. In this bi- national tour, Australia and South Africa will play 3 test matches, two twenty20 internationals and five odi matches. The international matches of this tour will start with the first test match on 26th of February at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg. Following is the detailed schedule of Australia versus South Africa Cricket series 2009.

Test Match Cricket Schedule 2009 First Test: Australia won by 162 runs 26/2 to 2/3- at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Australia Score: 466/10: MJ North 117, MG Johnson 96*, DW Steyn 4/113 207/10: PJ Hughes 75, JH Kallis 3/22, M Ntini 3/52 South Africa Score: 220/10: AB de Villiers 104*, MG Johnson 4/25, PM Siddle 3/76 291/10: GC Smith 69, HM Amla 57, MG Johnson 4/112, PM Siddle 3/46 Second Test: Australia won by 175 runs Played from 6/3 to 10/3 at Kingsmead, Durban Australia Score: 352/10 PJ Hughes 115, Katich 108, Steyn 83/3, Kallis 49/2 331/5(D) PJ Hughes 160, Ponting 81, Kallis 21/1 South Africa Score: 138/9 Duminy 73*, McDonald 25/3, Johnson 37/3 370/9 Kallis 93, de Villiers 84, Katich 45/3, Siddle 61/3 Third Test:South Africa won by an innings and 20 runs Played on 19/3 to 23/3 at Newlands, Cape Town Australia Score: 209/10 Katich 55, Haddin 42, Johnson 35, Steyn 56/4, Harris 34/3 422/10 Johnson 123*, McDonald 68, Katich 54, Harris 127/6, Steyn 96/3 South Africa Score: 651/10 de Villiers 163, Prince 150, Kallis 102, Johnson 148/4, Katich 9/2 Twenty20 Cricket Schedule 2009 First Twenty20: South Africa won by 4 wickets Played on 27/3 at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Australia 166/7(20) South Africa 168/6 (19.2) Second Twenty20: South Africa won by 17 runs Played on 29/3 at SuperSport Park, Centurion South Africa 156/5(20) Australia 139/8(20) Australia V South Africa ODI Schedule First ODI: Australia won by 141 runs Played on 3/4/2009 at Kingsmead, Durban Australia 286/7 (M Hussey 83*, Haddin 53, Hopes 38, Steyn 45/2) South Africa 145/10 (Smith 52, Gibbs 33, Hauritz 29/4, Hopes 24/2) Second ODI: South Africa won by 7 wickets Played on 5/4 at SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia 131/10(40.2) (Ferguson 50, Johnson 30, Parnell 25/4, Steyn 27/4) South Africa 132/3(26.2) (Smith 40, de Villiers 36*, Johnson 47/2) Third ODI: South Africa won by 25 runs Played on 9/4/2009 at Newlands, Cape Town South Africa 289/6 (de Villiers 80, Kallis 70, Johnson 34/4) Australia 264/7 (Ferguson 63, Hopes 63*, RE van der Merwe 37/3) Fourth ODI: RSA won by 61 runs Played on 13/4/2009 at St George's Park, Port Elizabeth South Africa 317/6 (Gibbs 110, de Villiers 84, Harwood 57/2) Australia 256/10 (Haddin 78, Ponting 53, Clarke 50, Steyn 44/4, van der Merwe 46/3) Fifth ODI: Australia won by 47 runs Played on 17/4/1009 at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Australia 303/7 (Clarke 66, Haddin 62, M Hussey 49*, Duminy 48/3) South Africa 256/10 (Gibbs 82, Kallis 64, de Villiers 38, Johnson 58/3, Hauritz 34/2)

Cricket Teams- Australia V South Africa 2009 Series

Australia Cricket Team
Ricky Ponting, Michael Clarke, Simon Katich, Michael Hussey, Doug Bollinger, Brad Haddin, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, Phillip Hughes, Mitchell Johnson, Andrew McDonald, Bryce McGain, Marcus North, Peter Siddle

South Africa Cricket Team for first 2 Tests
Graeme Smith, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Jean-Paul Duminy, Jacques Kallis, Mark Boucher, Neil McKenzie, Dale Steyn, Paul Harris, Morne Morkel, Makhaya Ntini, Lonwabo Tsotsobe

Australia V New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2008-2009 Series

Australia v New Zealand Cricket Schedule 2008-2009 Series

New Zealand cricket team is on tour of Australia from November 2008 to February 2009. Here they will play two test matches, 5 ODIs and a twenty20 International match. Following is the detailed Cricket Schedule of this 2008-2009 Series.

Australia v New Zealand Test Cricket Schedule 2008-2009
Date Time	Location	Results
First Test 20-24 Nov. 10:00 local, 00:00 GMT	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane Australia I: 214/10 (Clarke 98, Hussey 35, Southee 63/4) New Zealand I: 156/10 (Taylor 40, Flynn 39*, Johnson 30/4) Australia II: 214/10 (Katich 131*, Johnson 31, Martin 69/3) New Zealand II: 177/10 (Taylor 75, Flynn 29*, Johnson 39/5)	Australia 149 runs
Second Test 28-02 Dec. 10:30 local, 00:00 GMT	Adelaide Oval New Zealand 270 and 203, Australia 535	Australia by an innings and 62 runs MOM: BJ Haddin
Australia v New Zealand ODI Cricket Schedule 2008-2009
First ODI 1 Feb. 13:30 local, 04:30 GMT	Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth Australia 181(48.4), New Zealand 182/8(50)	New Zealand by 2 wickets MOM: KD Mills
Second ODI 6 Feb. 14:15 local, 03:15 GMT	Melbourne Cricket Ground Australia 225/5(50), New Zealand 226/4(48.5)	New Zealand by 6 wickets MOM: MJ Clarke
Third ODI 8 Feb. 14:15 local, 03:15 GMT	Sydney Cricket Ground
Fourth ODI 10 Feb. 13:45 local, 03:15 GMT	Adelaide Oval
Fifth ODI 13 Feb. 13:15 local, 03:15 GMT	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Australia v New Zealand Twenty20 International Schedule 2008-2009
Only Twenty20 15 Feb. 19:35 local, 08:35 GMT	Sydney Cricket Ground

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.

Australia Tour Of India Schedule October 2008 Series

Australia V India October 2008 Detailed Schedule

Australia cricket team are on their tour to India from September 2008. Since last few years the contest between these two teams are turning out to exciting series similar to Ashes and India Pakistan series. Here in this series they will play four test matches. The first of the four test will start from 9, October and will be played at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore. The second, third and fourth test match will start on 17/10, 29/10 and 6/11 at Mohali, Delhi and Nagpur respectively. Following is the complete schedule of the tour including date and time.

Australia Tour Of India October 2008
Date Time	Location	Results
Test Matches Schedule
First Test 9-13 October 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
Second Test 17-21 October 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
Third Test 29-2 November 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Third Test 6-10 November 09:30 local, 04:00 GMT	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur

Australia V India October 2008 Teams

Australia Cricket Team
Ricky Ponting, Michael Clarke, Matthew Hayden, Phil Jaques, Michael Hussey, Brad Haddin, Doug Bollinger, Simon Katich, Shane Watson, Brett Lee, Stuart Clark, Mitchell Johnson, Jason Krejza, Bryce McGain,Peter Siddle

India Cricket Team

India Tour of Australia 2008- Cricket Tour Schedule

India tour of Australia 2008 test matches and Commonwealth Bank tri-nation Series. In this 2007/2008 Cricket tour, India will play four test matches followed by Commonwealth Bank Series. The first match of the four test matches tour will start on December 26(Boxing Day) at Melbourne Cricket Ground(MCG). The remaining three test matches will be played at Sydney, Perth and at Adelaide. Here is the complete India tour of Australia 2008 Test Matches Schedule.

India tour of Australia 2007/2008 Test Matches Schedule
Date Time	Location	Results
First Test 26/12 - 30/12 10:30 local, 23:30 GMT	Melbourne Cricket Ground AUS 343/10:(Hayden 124, Jaques 66, Khan 4/94, Kumble 5/84) IND 196/10:(Tendulkar 62, Ganguly 43 Lee 4/46, S Clark 4/28) AUS 351/7 D:(M Clarke 73, Jaques 51, Harbhajan 3/101,Kumble 2/102) IND 161/10:(Laxman 42,Ganguly 40,Johnson 3/21, Lee 2/43)	Australia by 337 runs Man of the Match M Hayden
January 2008
Second Test 2/1 - 6/1 10:30 local, 23:30 GMT	Sydney Cricket Ground AUS 463:Symonds 162*,Hogg 79, Kumble 106/4 IND 532:Tendulkar 154*,Laxman 109, Lee 119/5 AUS 401/7D:Hussey 145*,Hayden 123, Kumble 148/4 IND 210:Ganguly 51,Kumble 45*, MJ Clarke 5/3	Australia by 122 runs
Third Test 16/1 - 20/1 11:30 local, 02:30 GMT	W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth IND 330:Dravid 93,Tendulkar 71, Johnson 86/4 AUS 212:Symonds 66,Gilchrist 55, RP Singh 68/4 IND 294:Laxman 79,Pathan 46, SR Clark 61/4 AUS 340:MJ Clarke 81,Johnson 50*, Pathan 54/3	India won by 72 runs Man of the match IK Pathan
Fourth Test 24/1 - 28/1 10:30 local, 00:00 GMT	Adelaide Oval

Team India for Australia tour of 2007/2008

India Cricket Team

Anil Kumble, Wasim Jaffer, Virender Sehwag, Dinesh Karthik, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, RP Singh, Irfan Pathan, Ishant Sharma, Pankaj Singh

Australia Team for the first test match

Australia Cricket Team

Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Stuart Clark, Michael Clarke, Matthew Hayden, Brad Hogg, Michael Hussey, Phil Jaques, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Andrew Symonds, Shaun Tait

Australia Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule Tour 2007

Sri Lanka is on tour to Australia from Oct-2007. Here they will play two test matches followed by Commonwealth Bank Tri Series between India, Australia and Sri Lanka. This is going to be an interesting battle between ODI Word Cup 2007 winner and runner up playing in Test matches. Australia will play without the legend Shane Warne and Glen McGrath after very long time of their contribution to Australia cricket. For Sri Lanks point of view Atapattu made come back in Sri Lanka cricket team after long delay of 8 months followed by sports minister intervenes as he was not included initially. The tour will start from 27 of Oct. 2007 with 3 day match against Australia Chairman's XI. Muralitharan needs another nine wickets to go past Warne record of 708 wickets. The first test match of 2 tests will start from 8th Nov. 2007 at Brisbane Cricket Ground. Following is the compelete Australia Sri Lanka cricket schedule of Cricket tour 2007.

Australia Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule Tour 2007

Australia Sri Lanka Cricket Schedule Tour 2007
Date Time	Location	Results
1st Test 8/11 to 12/11 10:00 local, 00:00 GMT	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane Australia 551/4d Sri Lanka 211 and 300 (follow on)	Australia by innings and 40 runs
2nd Test 16/11 to 20/11 10:30 local, 23:30 GMT	Bellerive Oval, Hobart Australia 542/5d and 210/2d Sri Lanka 246 and 410	Australia by 96 runs

Sri Lanka Cricket Team for Australia Cricket Tour 2007

Mahela Jayawardene, Sanath Jayasuriya, Kumar Sangakkara, Marvan Atapattu, Chamara Silva, Jehan Mubarak, Malinga Bandara, Dilhara Fernando, Prasanna Jayawardene, Farveez Maharoof, Lasith Malinga,  Muttiah Muralitharan, Thilan Samaraweera,  Upul Tharanga, Chaminda Vaas, Michael Vandort, Chanaka Welegedara

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 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

England v India First Test Results 2007 Series

England v India First test match, Pataudi Trophy 2007 Series

• Played at Lord's, 19-23 July 2007
• Result Match Drwan.
• Man of the match Kevin Pietersen.
• Series 0-0.
• England win the toss and chose to bat first.

The rain and Dhoni's innings (76 off 159 balls) helped India turn this fascinating Test match to drawn from sure England win.

England 1st innings 298/10

AJ Strauss 96 AN Cook 36 MP Vaughan 79 KP Pietersen 37 PD Collingwood 0 RJ Sidebottom 1 IR Bell 20 MJ Prior 1 CT Tremlett 0 MS Panesar 0 JM Anderson 0 Extras 28
India Bowling:
Z Khan 18.2/62/2 S Sreesanth 22/67/3 RP Singh 17/58/2 SC Ganguly 9/24/1 A Kumble 23/60/2 SR Tendulkar 2/8/0

India 1st innings 201/10

KD Karthik 5 W Jaffer 58 R Dravid 2 SR Tendulkar 37 SC Ganguly 34 RP Singh 17 VVS Laxman 15 MS Dhoni 0 A Kumble 11 Z Khan 7 S Sreesanth 0 Extras 15
England Bowling:
RJ Sidebottom 22/65/4 JM Anderson 24.2/42/5 CT Tremlett 20/52/1 PD Collingwood 3/9/0 MS Panesar 8/22/0

England 2nd innings 282/10

AJ Strauss 18 AN Cook 17 MP Vaughan 30 KP Pietersen 134 PD Collingwood 4 IR Bell 9 MJ Prior 42 CT Tremlett 0 RJ Sidebottom 9 MS Panesar 3 JM Anderson 4 Extras 12
India Bowling:
Z Khan 28/79/4 S Sreesanth 16/62/0 RP Singh 16.3/59/5 A Kumble 17/70/1 SR Tendulkar 1/2/0

India 2nd innings 282/9

W Jaffer 8 KD Karthik 60 R Dravid 9 SR Tendulkar 16 SC Ganguly 40 VVS Laxman 39 MS Dhoni 76* A Kumble Sidebottom 3 Z Khan 0 RP Singh 2 S Sreesanth 4* Mr. Extras 25
England Bowling:
RJ Sidebottom 19/42/2 JM Anderson 25/83/2 CT Tremlett 21/52/3 MS Panesar 26/63/2 PD Collingwood 1/6/0 MP Vaughan 4/18/0