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Kurtely Ambrose *Mindblowing Spell* 7 wickets of 1 Run!

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Kurtely Ambrose *Mindblowing Spell* 7 wickets of 1 Run!

Full HQ Replay & Highlights - Grand Final: England vs Australia @ BridgeTown - ICC WC

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Grand Final: England vs Australia @ Bridgetown

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Full Replay - http://bit.ly/9x9rg3

1983 india westindies final match

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1983 world cup india vs westindies match

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India vs South Africa Highlights T20 World Cup 2010

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India vs South Africa Highlights T20 World Cup 2010

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1983 final match b/w india and westindies

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1983 final match b/w India and Westindies




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New Zealand start with tense victory

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New Zealand edged Sri Lanka in just the sort of cliffhanger the organisers would have wanted to kick off the World Twenty20 in the Caribbean. If McCullum is talked of as a match-winner, it is probably Brendon that one thinks of, but it was his brother Nathan who was the hero with an all-round performance, topped off by a six over long-off to seal a tense victory with one delivery to go.

On a track that lived up to it's pre-match billing of being sluggish, basic line-and-length bowling from New Zealand's slow bowlers was enough to curtail Sri Lanka to 135, despite Mahela Jayawardene's polished 81, his highest score in Twenty20s.

The balance swung from one side to the other through the chase: New Zealand looked in control after Jesse Ryder's power-hitting at the top, but tight spells from the two oldest players in the tournament, Sanath Jayasuriya and Muttiah Muralitharan, seemingly shut New Zealand out of the game.

When Ajantha Mendis nipped out Scott Styris in the 17th over, the asking rate was over 10 and half the New Zealand side was dismissed. Jacob Oram, though, kept the game alive with two consecutive hits over long-on for six to round off the over. Lasith Malinga sent down an over of patented hard-to-hit full deliveries in the 18th, and two wickets - of Oram and Gareth Hopkins - fell in the first two deliveries of the penultimate over to again put Sri Lanka in charge.

With 18 needed off nine, Daniel Vettori shuffled across and swung Chanaka Welegedara for four in front of deep square leg, and McCullum mishit a low full toss over mid-on to scramble three off the final delivery.

Ten off the final over, from Malinga, was still a tough ask. The first delivery was squeezed to mid-on for a single and they comically stole a bye after Vettori missed a full delivery - with McCullum charging down the track, both batsmen were at the keeper's end, Sangakkara lobbed the ball to Malinga who missed the stumps from a few yards even though he could have walked and taken the bails off.

McCullum then swiped a full delivery to long leg for four to reduce it to 4 off 3, making New Zealand fans believe again. A hard drive to long-on resulted in Vettori's run-out as he attempted a non-existent second, but McCullum's glorious hit over long-off for six off the penultimate delivery confirmed New Zealand's victory.


Advantage Honours even

Such a close finish didn't look likely at the halfway stage after Ryder and Martin Guptill piled on 62 in eight mostly trouble-free overs. Ryder feasted on some leg-side gifts, and also threw in some muscular hits over midwicket to race to 42 off 25 before being bowled by a quicker one from Murali.

Jayasuriya didn't get to bat, but showed his value with the ball, knocking out Guptill's middle stump with a quick yorker, before Murali got rid of danger-man Ross Taylor in the 15th over. Only sixteen runs came in the six overs after Ryder's dismissal, to propel the required-rate and ask for some late heroics.

McCullum had been superb at the start of the match as well, when handed the new ball, stifling the most explosive batsman of the previous World Twenty20, Tillakaratne Dilshan.

The big guns at the top of Sri Lanka's batting order carried on their form from the IPL: Dilshan and Kumar Sangakkara, who had forgettable campaigns in India, scratched around looking uncomfortable, while Jayawardene, who was close to his best towards the end of the tournament, was rarely troubled in his first outing as an international Twenty20 opener.

Jayawardene made virtually all of Sri Lanka's runs during the early stages of their innings. He started off with a powerful swat over square leg for six off Shane Bond, then finessed McCullum through covers for four. On a pitch where pace was a disadvantage, Bond was expensive: Jayawardene taking him for two fours in the fourth over.

The best phase of Sri Lanka's innings was a fluent 59-run partnership between debutant Dinesh Chandimal and Jayawardene. The pair began cautiously, with an over of singles off Vettori, before Chandimal boosted the innings with a big six over long-on off Styris in the 11th over - the first boundary for 35 deliveries. Jayawardene then took charge again, picking off the bad deliveries on offer to hit a boundary an over. A stunning parried, overhead catch from Taylor ended Chandimal's stay, and series of yorkers from Tim Southee kept the runs down, before a raft of outfield catches restricted Sri Lanka to what still proved a competitive total.

Sri Lanka now need to win on Monday against Zimbabwe, who have surprised Australia and Pakistan in the warm-ups, if they are to avoid early elimination.

T20 WORLD CUP Thrilling opener kick-starts tournament

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Jacob Oram's brief, but explosive, cameo brought New Zealand back into the game

Nothing sets a tournament up better than a tight finish. Last year in England the World Twenty20 was sparked into life by Netherlands' shock last-ball victory against the hosts and while New Zealand's success over Sri Lanka at Providence can't even be ranked as an upset it launched this latest event in suitably thrilling style.

The match itself was a slow-burner on another sluggish pitch, but it always had the makings of a tight contest. It involved many changes of momentum, as the best Twenty20 matches always do, and nothing better encapsulated the shifts than the closing stages of New Zealand's run chase.

When Jacob Oram walked to the crease it was Sri Lanka's game. Then Oram hit consecutive sixes off Ajantha Mendis, but to the first ball of the penultimate over he missed a wild heave at Chanaka Welegedara to leave the stumps splattered. At the non-striker's end Daniel Vettori thumped his bat in frustration, but New Zealand had more left to give as Vettori found a crucial boundary and it came down to 10 off the last over.

If any bowler in the world could defend that it would be Lasith Malinga - this, remember, was the ground where he took four wickets in four balls against South Africa during the 2007 World Cup - but this wasn't a game for the two fastest operators on show. Shane Bond had been New Zealand's most expensive bowler and Malinga lost the accuracy off his normally pinpoint yorkers as Nathan McCullum flicked a boundary to deep square-leg then launched him over long off to seal the victory.

"We made it a bit harder than we should have," Vettori admitted. "Jesse Ryder and Martin Guptil were fantastic but we probably lost our way in the middle stages by not being aggressive enough and trying to take some risks.

"You always think you can chase that down, but then Malinga is on there and he's very good at the death. He normally never misses and it was always going to be tough. Fortunately those two sixes by Jacob Oram and Nathan's little cameo really got us through."

As Trevor Bayliss, the Sri Lanka coach, said there is no way Malinga should be blamed for the defeat but when a bowler of his speed is slightly off target it gives the batsmen vital extra pace to work with on a slow surface such as this. Still, you wouldn't have put it past him to still secure the game for Sri Lanka when it came down to three from two balls following Vettori's sacrificial run out.

However McCullum - and not the one who normally launches sixes for New Zealand - knew the ball would be full and when it was a touch short of yorker length he freed his arms, clearing the boundary and let out something close to a primeval roar.

I've been there a couple of times and a couple of times I've been on the other end of it," McCullum said. "It's good to finally get one to go the other way."



A fired-up Nathan McCullum took New Zealand home with a ball to spare

And although he knew what to expect from Malinga, playing it was another matter entirely. "He's very good at that and doesn't often miss but luckily he missed one today and we were able to get it away, but he's pretty good at what he does," McCullum added.

The match supported the predictions that this won't be a ground for huge scores; both because of the surface and the large boundaries, but that doesn't have to preclude compelling contests. What it does require is a slight adjustment in expectations, both from the players and supporters who have become attuned to Twenty20 being a boundary blitz. Sixes will be at a premium here, which is never a bad thing especially after six weeks of "DLF maximums."

"I think we can cope with all conditions but the important thing is this is a really good sized ground which brings the bowlers a lot more into play," Vettori said. "It allows myself and Nathan to be a bit more attacking. I really enjoy playing here, the nature of the wicket suits us but I hope we can adapt to anything."

The result leaves Sri Lanka, one of the pre-tournament favourites, facing a must-win match against Zimbabwe. The second game in this group is no longer a freebie after Zimbabwe's impressive warm-up form with victories against Australia and Pakistan, but New Zealand are in a much more comfortable position.

"It's pretty big [this win] because otherwise the last game becomes do or die," Vettori said. "Zimbabwe have shown their hand by beating Australia in the first warm-up game so are obviously competitive in this format and we can now go in knowing what we have to do. It's a good feeling in the camp, although we know it's still an important game." undefined

Twenty20 World Cup 2010 Schedule |2theyouth

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Apr-2010 Tue 27
13:30 GMT, 09:30 local Warm-up - Pakistan v Windward Islands
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia
Pakistan won by 68 runs


Tue 27

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - Australia v Zimbabwe
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia
Zimbabwe won by 1 run
| Scoreboard

Tue 27

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - Barbados v Bangladesh
Kensington Oval
, Barbados
Bangladesh won by 36 runs


Tue 27

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - Ireland v New Zealand
Providence Stadium
, Guyana
New Zealand won by 40 runs
| Scoreboard

Tue 27

21:00 GMT, 17:00 local Warm-up - West Indies v Afghanistan
Providence Stadium
, Guyana
No Result


Wed 28

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local Warm-up - South Africa v Sri Lanka
Kensington Oval
, Barbados
South Africa won by 5 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)


Wed 28

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - Bangladesh v England
Kensington Oval
, Barbados
England won by 7 wickets (with 2.5 overs remaining)


Wed 28

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - Afghanistan v Ireland
Providence Stadium
, Guyana
Afghanistan won by 5 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)


Wed 28

21:00 GMT, 17:00 local Warm-up - West Indies v New Zealand
Providence Stadium
, Guyana
New Zealand won by 7 runs


Thu 29

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local Warm-up - England v South Africa
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Thu 29

17:30 GMT, 09:30 local Warm-up - Windward Islands v Australia
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Fri 30
17:00 GMT, 13:00 local 1st Match, Group B - Sri Lanka v New Zealand
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

Fri 30

21:00 GMT, 17:00 local 2nd Match, Group D - West Indies v Ireland
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

May-2010 Sat 01
13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 3rd Match, Group C - India v Afghanistan
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Sat 01

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 4th Match, Group A - Pakistan v Bangladesh
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Sun 02

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 5th Match, Group C - India v South Africa
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Sun 02

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 6th Match, Group A - Pakistan v Australia
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Mon 03

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 7th Match, Group B - Zimbabwe v Sri Lanka
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

Mon 03

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 8th Match, Group D - West Indies v England
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

Tue 04

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 9th Match, Group B - New Zealand v Zimbabwe
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

Tue 04

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 10th Match, Group D - England v Ireland
Providence Stadium
, Guyana

Wed 05

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 11th Match, Group A - Australia v Bangladesh
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Wed 05

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 11th Match, Group C - South Africa v Afghanistan
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Thu 06

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 13th Match - A1 v D2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Thu 06

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 14th Match - C1 v B2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Fri 07

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 15th Match - A2 v C2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Fri 07

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 16th Match - B1 v D1
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Sat 08

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 17th Match - C1 v D2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Sat 08

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 18th Match - A1 v B2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Sun 09

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 19th Match - C2 v D1
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Sun 09

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 20th Match - B1 v A2
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

Mon 10

13:30 GMT, 09:30 local 21st Match - B2 v D2
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Mon 10

17:30 GMT, 13:30 local 22nd Match - A1 v C1
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Tue 11

17:00 GMT, 13:00 local 23rd Match - B1 v C2
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Tue 11

21:00 GMT, 17:00 local 24th Match - D1 v A2
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Thu 13

15:30 GMT, 11:30 local 1st Semi-Final - TBC v TBC
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Fri 14

15:30 GMT, 11:30 local 2nd Semi-Final - TBC v TBC
Beausejour Cricket Ground
, St. Lucia

Sun 16

15:30 GMT, 11:30 local The Final - TBC v TBC
Kensington Oval
, Barbados

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Yusuf Pathan" Scoring 100 Of 37 Balls Aagainst Mumbai Indians (IPL 2010)

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Sachin Tendulkar Scoring 1st Ever "Double-Hundred" In ODI (200* Of 147 Balls)

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