Legends League Cricket 2022 Squads & Schedule | Road Safety World Series Squads & Schedule 2022 | LLC T20 vs RSWS 2022

Hello folks !

We are back again with another cricketing post in this T20 season, as Asia Cup Cricket 2022 T20 coming to an end, we are entering another cycle of cricket with CPL T20 taking place in Caribbeans and World T20 Cricket Cup around the corner, scheduled to take place in Australia.

With all said and done, our old sunny days cricketing legends are also back on the field in this month of September 2022. 

The 2nd season of star studded ROAD SAFETY WORLD SERIES 2022 🏏 is announced and commencing on 10th September 2022 with Sachin Tendulkar led India Legends teaming up against Jonty Rhodes South african Legends, with final match scheduled to be played on 1st October 2022. It will be telecasted on Viacom18 channels, viz. Sports18 khel, Colors Cineplex, Colors Superhit, voot.

Besides RSWS 2022, we have one more league making debut in franchise based Cricket world, yes, you read it right, it's LEGENDS LEAGUE CRICKET T20 🏏 abbreviated as LLCT20. It will be telecasted by Star Network in India.

Today we will provide you full details about Teams and squads playing in both the Leagues and also schedule of both the leagues in PDF format below 👇🏼

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[PDF] ICC T-20 World Cup 2016 Schedule and History | Asia Cup T-20 Schedule 2016 | Warm-Up Schedule

T-20 fever is on. After MCL 2016 we have yet another schedule for you. The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday, 11/12/2015 released the schedule of the 2016 Twenty20 World Cup, to be held in India. India will be hosting the event for first time from 11 march 2016 to 3 April 2016. The ICC T20 Championship is an int’l Twenty20 cricket competition run by the ICC. Till date, there has been five editions of ICC T-20 Cricket World Cup, inaugural being hosted by South Africa, where arch-rivals India and Pakistan entered finals. India winning the final in last over thriller.

The second edition organized in England, the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 from 5–21 June 2009. Pakistan, the previous runners-up defeated Sri Lanka by 8 wickets to lift the Cup. The third tournament, held from 30 April–16 May 2010 in West Indies. The winners were England who defeated Australia by 7 wickets. The fourth edition held from 18 September to 7 October 2012 in Sri Lanka. The winners were West Indies who defeated Sri Lanka by 36 runs. In 2014, Sri Lanka beaten India to lift the cup for first time.

 

History of T-20 World Cup

Year   Host            Winner          Runner-up

2007   South Africa    India           Pakistan
2009   England         Pakistan        Sri Lanka
2010   West indies     England         Australia
2012   Sri Lanka       West Indies     Sri Lanka
2014   Bangladesh      Sri Lanka       India
2016   India           -               -

 

ICC T-20 World Cup 2016

The 2016 ICC World Twenty20 will be the sixth ICC World Twenty20 competitionT-20 World Cup edition. This time the tournament is scheduled to take place in India from 11 March to 3 April 2016. It will be played in eight cities – Bangalore, Chennai, Dharamshala, Kolkata, Mohali, Mumbai, Nagpur, New Delhi.

It will be third consecutive time that an Asian country will host this event, as Sri Lanka and Bangladesh hosted the previous tournament in 2012 and 2014 respectively. Total number of matches are 35. The next T-20 World Cup will most probably be hosted by India. 

 

Tournament Format

• First round [Qualifying Stage : group winners to progress to second round]

Group A           Group B

Bangladesh        Zimbabwe
Netherlands       Scotland
Ireland           Hong Kong
Oman              Afghanistan 

• Second round groups [Main Stage] : Super 10

Group A           Group B

Sri Lanka         India
South Africa      Pakistan
West Indies       Australia
England           New Zealand
Q B1              Q A1 

 

World T20 v 's Warm Up Schedule

India will play South Africa & West Indies in their 2 warm up matches ahead of the ICC World T20 next month. India plays WI on March 10th at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. The 2nd practice match against SA will be held at Wankhede in Mumbai on March 12th. Teams taking part in the 1st round of the tournament will play their warm up matches at Dharamshala & Mohali between Mar 3rd & 6th. The teams playing the 2nd round will play their warm ups at Kolkata & Mumbai.

 

Warm-up match schedule

3 Mar – Zimbabwe v local side, HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala (15h00)

3 Mar – Ireland v Hong Kong*, HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala (19h30)

4 Mar – Netherlands v local side, Sector-16, Mohali (15h00)

4 Mar – Scotland v Oman*, IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali (19h30)

5 Mar – Ireland v Zimbabwe, HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala (15h00)

5 Mar – Bangladesh v Hong Kong*, HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala (19h30)

6 Mar – Scotland v Netherlands, Sector-16, Mohali (15h00);

6 Mar – Oman v Afghanistan*, IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali (19h30)

10 Mar – New Zealand v Sri Lanka, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai (19h30)

10 Mar – India v West Indies, Eden Gardens, Kolkata (19h30)

12 Mar – New Zealand v England, BKC, Mumbai (15h00)

12 Mar – Pakistan v local side, JU, Kolkata (15h00)

12 Mar – India v South Africa, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai (19h30)

13 Mar – Australia v West Indies, Eden Gardens, Kolkata (19h30)

14 Mar – England v local side, BKC, Mumbai (15h00)

14 Mar – Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Eden Gardens, Kolkata (15h00)

15 Mar – South Africa v local side, BKC, Mumbai (15h00)

* If Afghanistan, Hong Kong, UAE or Oman reach the second round of the Asia Cup, then their warm-up matches will be re-scheduled accordingly.

 

Schedule of Qualifying Stage Matches

M No.   Date       Team                         Venue

1       March 8    Zimbabwe vs Hong Kong        Nagpur
2       March 8    Scotland vs Afghanistan      Nagpur
3       March 9    Bangladesh vs Netherlands    Dharamshala
4       March 9    Ireland vs Oman              Dharamshala
5       March 10   Scotland vs Zimbabwe         Nagpur 
6       March 10   Hong Kong vs Afghanistan     Nagpur 
7       March 11   Oman vs Netherlands          Dharamshala
8       March 11   Ireland vs Bangladesh        Dharamshala
9       March 12   Zimbabwe vs Afghanistan      Nagpur
10      March 12   Scotland vs Hong Kong        Nagpur
11      March 13   Ireland vs Netherlands       Dharamshala
12      March 13   Bangladesh vs Oman           Dharamshala

Schedule of Group Stage Matches  

13      March 15   New Zealand vs India         Nagpur
14      March 16   West Indies vs England       Mumbai
15      March 16   Pakistan vs Q A1             Kolkata
16      March 17   Sri Lanka vs Q B1            Kolkata
17      March 18   Australia vs New Zealand     Dharamshala
18      March 18   South Africa vs England      Mumbai 
19      March 19   Pakistan vs India            Dharamshala
20      March 20   South Africa vs Q B1         Mumbai 
21      March 20   Sri Lanka vs West Indies     Bengaluru
22      March 21   Australia vs Q A1            Bengaluru
23      March 22   New Zealand vs  Pakistan     Mohali   
24      March 23   England vs Q B1              New Delhi
25      March 23   India vs Q A1                Bengaluru
26      March 25   Australia vs  Pakistan       Mohali  
27      March 25   South Africa vs West Indies  Nagpur
28      March 26   New Zealand vs Q A1          Kolkata
29      March 26   England vs Sri Lanka         New Delhi
30      March 27   Australia vs India           Mohali  
31      March 27   Q B1 vs West Indies          Nagpur
32      March 28   South Africa vs Sri Lanka    New Delhi

Schedule of Knockout Stage Matches 

SF 1    March 30   A1 vs B2                     New Delhi
SF 2    March 31   B1 vs A2                     Mumbai
Final   April 03   TBD vs TBD                   Kolkata

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Asia Cup History and Future 

Asia Cup Tournament is going to held in February 2014. The ACC Asia Cup is an international men’s ODI cricket tournament. It was established in 1983 when the ACC in order to promote goodwill between Asian countries. It was originally scheduled to be held every two years. The first tournament was held in 1984 in Sharjah in the UAE where the council’s offices were based [until 1995]. The ICC has ruled that all games played for the Asia Cup have official One Day International status.

Asia Cup 2016 will be played in T20 format keeping T20 world cup 2016 into account. This tournament is shifting from ODI Format to T20 format for the first time since 1984. Sri Lanka is the defending champions. They won 2014 Asia cup against Pakistan by 5 wickets in Bangladesh. Again 2018 Asia cup will be reverted back to ODI format to prepare for 2019 Cricket World Cup. For 2020 T20 World Cup, this will again switch back to T20 format. Asia cup T20 2016 is to be played in Bangladesh. Asia cup 2016 is starting on February 24, 2016 and the Final match will be played on March 6, 2016.
 
In 2016, Asia Cup There will be 4 confirmed full test teams (Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh) plus one associate team from the four Asian teams who already have T20 status (Afghanistan, UAE, Oman and Hong Kong). The four-team Asia Cup T20 Qualifier will be held in Bangladesh from February 19 to 22th February. Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Oman and UAE will play each other to decide the one Associate who will advance to the main draw involving the region's four Full Member teams.

 

History of Asia Cup Cricket Tournament

Year  Hosted By    Winner      Runner-up
1984  Sharjah      India       Sri Lanka
1986  Sri Lanka    Sri Lanka   Pakistan
1988  Bangladesh   India       Sri Lanka
1990  India        India       Sri Lanka
1995  Sharjah      India       Sri Lanka
1997  Sri Lanka    Sri Lanka   India
2000  Bangladesh   Pakistan    Sri Lanka
2004  Sri Lanka    Sri Lanka   India
2008  Pakistan     Sri Lanka   India
2010  Sri Lanka    India       Sri Lanka
2012  Bangladesh   Pakistan    Bangladesh
2014  Bangladesh   Sri Lanka   Pakistan
2016  Bangladesh   -           - 

Asia Cup T-20 2016

Bangladesh will face off against India in the opening match of Asia Cup Twenty20 2016 on February 24, while India will take on Pakistan on February 27, as per the schedule announced on Wednesday (January 27). The Asia Cup, which is being played for the first time in the 20-over format, also features Sri Lanka along with the team that comes out on top in the qualifiers. Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Oman and United Arab Emirates will take on each other in the qualifying stage and the topper will proceed to the next stage. 

India and Pakistan will face each other at least twice in a T20I between February and April. They take on each other in the first stage of the Asia Cup and will also clash in the group stage in the T20 WC 2016 on March 19. There may also be additional India-Pakistan clashes in the upcoming months in case these two sides qualify for the final of Asia Cup, while there is also the possibility of India and Pakistan facing in the knock-out stage of T20 WC.

Asia Cup Fact File

1. India has won the tournament the most times [5].
2.  India appeared in every Cup except in 1986 when India pulled out due to strained cricketing relations with Sri Lanka and in 1993 when it was cancelled due to strained political relations between India and Pakistan. 
3. The ACC have announced that the tournament will be held biennially from 2008 onwards
4. Sri Lanka is the current champion after beating Pakistan in the final of 2014 Asia Cup. 
5. Asia Cup will be played regularly every two years from now on.
6. In the Twenty20 World Cup year, Asia Cup will feature T20 competition and 2016 Asia Cup will be the first T20 event. 
7. Asia Cup 2016 will take place February or March before the T20 world cup in India. 
8. More associate teams will be included in the T20 competition.
9. While in the year of 50 Over World Cup, Asia cup will be a one day tournament played before the world cup for example Asia Cup 2018 will be 50 over competition to be played before the 2019 world cup in India.
10. While 2020 Asia Cup will again return to T20 format.

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Asia Cup 2016 Schedule

Qualifier Stage

19th February    Afganistan vs UAE [2:30pm IST]
19th February    Hong Kong vs Oman [7:00pm IST]
20th February    Afganistan vs Oman  [2:30pm IST]
21th February    Hong Kong vs UAE  [2:30pm IST]
22th February    Hong Kong vs Afganistan  [2:30pm IST]
22th February    Oman vs UAE  [7:00pm IST]

Main Stage

24th February    Bangladesh vs India
25th February    Sri Lanka vs TBD
26th February    Bangladesh vs TBD
27th February    India vs Pakistan
28th February    Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka
29th February    Pakistan vs TBD
1st March        India vs Sri Lanka
2nd March        Bangladesh vs Pakistan
3rd March        India vs TBD
4th March        Pakistan vs Sri Lanka
5th March        Final 

* All the games will be played at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur and the Asia Cup final will be held on March 6, just two days before the start of the first round of T20 WC.

 

Big Bash League 2016 [5th Season] 

The 2015–16 Big Bash League season or BBL|05 will be the fifth season of the Big Bash League [BBL], the premier Twenty20bcricket competition in Australia. The tournament will run from 17 December 2015 to 24 January 2016. The format of the tournament is identical to previous seasons. Each team will play 8 group stage matches, four at home and four away, before the top 4 ranked teams progress to the Semi Finals. The Final of the tournament will be played at the home ground of the highest-ranked team. The Perth Scorchers are the reigning champions and will be seeking a third successive BBL title

The January 2 match between Perth Scorchers and Sydney Sixers at The Furnace will see the clubs  wearing Batman and Superman playing gears instead of their original gears as a part of BBL's new partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures.

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[PDF] Full schedule Cricket All Stars T20 Series in USA | Sachin vs Warne | Masters Champions League T20 Schedule

Hello fellas, we are back again, with one more cricket schedule for you. This time around you people get to watch your favourite retired players playing T-20 in All Stars T-20 Series, in 3 cities of USA including New york. So, tight your seat belts for yet another cracker of the games. Players playing in two teams led by Sachin Tendulkar [Sachin blasters] and Shane Warne's [Warne Warriors]. Players like Ambrose, Hooper, Allan Donald, S. Mushtaq, Walsh etc. retired way-back in 90s also going to show their T-20 skills. All matches will go live on Star India @ 9pm . Team squads are yet to be decided from following list of 30 players.

Sachin Blasters vs Warne Warriors

Full list of players is as given below :

• Sachin Tendulkar [India]
• Sourav Ganguly [india]
• Virender Sehwag [india]
• VVS Laxman [india]
• Ajit Agarkar [india]
• Sameer Dighe [india]
• Shane Warne [Australia]
• Ricky Ponting [Australia]
• Andrew Symonds [Australia] 
• Glenn McGrath [Australia]
• Matthew Hayden [Australia]
• Brian Lara [West indies] 
• Carl Hooper [West indies]
• Curtly Ambrose [West indies]
• Courtney Walsh [West indies]
• Shaun Pollock [South Africa]
• Lance Klusener [South Africa]
• Jonty Rhodes [South Africa] 
• Allan Donald [South Africa] 
• Jacques Kallis [South Africa]
• Mahela Jayawardene [Sri Lanka] 
• Kumar Sangakarra [Sri Lanka]
• Muttiah Murlitharan [Sri Lanka]
• Wasim Akram [Pakistan]
• Shoaib Akthar [Pakistan]
• Moin Khan [Pakistan]
• Saqlain Mushtaq [Pakistan]
• Michael Vaughan [England]
• Graeme Swann [England]
• Daniel Vettori [New Zealand] 

 Match Schedule 

1. November 7, 2015 : Citi Field, New York
2. November 11 : Minute Maid Park, Houston
3. November 14 : Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles

All Stars Details

Cricket All Stars is sponsored by New York based Leverage agency, a full-servive sports and entertainment marketing company. It is co-sponsored by MasterCard, State Farm uber and Pepsi. Cricket All stars mobile app is already been there on iOS and Android platforms to provide information about match fixtures, live updates, player profiles etc.

Live Broadcasters

Nine Network [Australia], Star Sports [India], Sky Sports [England] \

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[PDF] CLT20 Schedule 2014 | Champions League T20 Squads and History

Champions League Twenty20 [CLT20] is an initiative of the BCCI, Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa that brings together the best domestic clubs from across the world in a  battle for Twenty20 honours. CLT20 can be viewed as the World Cup of club cricket. It is a platform  for domestic/club players, preparing them for the next step –  representing, or performing even better for, their countries.

The Champions League Twenty20, also referred to as the CLT20, is an annual international T20 cricket competition played between the top domestic teams from major cricketing nations. The competition was launched in 2008 with the first edition held in October 2009. Some players are part of more than one team, which is winner of particular country's domestic competition, like wise Shoaib Malik from Pakistan, represented three different teams from different domestic circuits. In this case, if a player is selected to play for an ‘away’ team rather than his  ‘home’ team (the team from the country he is eligible to represent in international cricket), the ‘away’ team must pay USD 150,000 as release fee to the ‘home’ team. ‘Away’ teams are not eligible for compensation if a player chooses to play for his ‘home’ team.

 

History of CLT20

The inaugural competition featured 12 sides from seven nations and was held in October 2009 in India. New South Wales Blues, Australia emerged winners of the tournament. In 2010, CLT20 moved to South Africa where 10 sides from six nations locked horns at four venues. IPL 2010 winners Chennai Super Kings reigned supreme after a fortnight of top notch competition. Year 2011 saw CLT20 returning to India with a pre-tournament qualifier making it possible for more teams than ever to be part of the race for the title. Six teams faced off in a qualifier out of which the three proceeded to join seven already confirmed teams, making it a 10-team tournament. For the second year in a row an IPL team, Mumbai Indians, were crowned champion of champions.

In 2012, the Sydney Sixers were crowned the new CLT20 champions in Johannesburg, South Africa. In the title clash at the New Wanderers Stadium, the Sixers defeated the Highveld Lions to take home the magnificent CLT20 trophy. For its 2013 season, the CLT20 once again returned to India. Eight teams – three IPL teams, including Mumbai Indians, two teams each from South Africa, Australia and Trinidad & Tobago – given straight entry into the main tournament. Four teams – one each from Sri Lanka, New Zealand, India and Pakistan – competed in the pre-tournament Qualifiers of which the top two entered the league phase.

Year  Hosted By  Winner                 Runner-up

2009  India      New South Wales Blues  Trinidad and Tobago
2010  SA         Chennai Super Kings    South Africa Warriors
2011  India      Mumbai Indians         RCB
2012  SA         Sydney Sixers          Highveld Lions
2013  India      Mumbai Indians         Rajasthan Royals
2014  India 

 

Champions League T20 in 2014

CLT20 is back in September 2014, with its 6th edition. This time again it is hosted by India, where four venues for the tournament are Mohali, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Raipur. All the Qualifying Stage matches are to be played in Raipur from September 13 to 16. The Semi finals will be played in Hyderabad on October 2, 2014. The Final will be hosted by Bengaluru on October 4, 2014. 

There are two groups - Group A that consists of Kolkata Knight Riders (India), Sunfoil Dolphins (South Africa), Perth Scorchers (Australia), Chennai Super Kings (India) and one of the Qualifiers. Group B consists of Kings XI Punjab (India), Hobart Hurricanes (Australia), Cape Cobras (South Africa), Barbados Tridents and one of the qualifiers. The Qualifying stage consists of four teams from Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and India [Mumbai Indians].

 Teams in Qualifying Stage

Qualifier 1    Lahore Lions (Pakistan) 

Qualifier 2    Mumbai Indians (India) 

Qualifier 3    Northern Knights (New Zealand) 

Qualifier 4    Southern Express (Sri Lanka)

Rules for Qualifiers Teams 

1. Q1 and Q3 will enter Group A on qualifying for the Group Stage. 
2. While Q2 and Q4 will enter Group B on qualifying for the Group Stage. 
3. If both Q1 & Q3 qualify for Group Stage then Q1 will enter Group A & Q3 in Group B. 
4. If both the Q2 and Q4 reach Group stage then Q2 will enter Group B and Q4 will enter Group A.

Group A                         Group B 
 
Kolkata Knight Riders (India)   Kings XI Punjab (India)
Dolphins (South Africa)         Barbados Tridents (West Indies)
Perth Scorchers (Australia)     Hobart Hurricanes (Australia)
Chennai Super Kings (India)     Cape Cobras (South Africa)
One team from the Qualifiers    One team from the Qualifiers

 

Schedule of Qualifying Stage Matches

M No.   Date       Team                                   Time      Venue

1       Sept 13    Northern Knights vs Southern Express   4:00 PM   Raipur
2       Sept 13    Mumbai Indians vs Lahore Lions         8:00 PM   Raipur 
3       Sept 14    Northern Knights vs Lahore Lions       4:00 PM   Raipur
4       Sept 14    Mumbai Indians vs Southern Express     8:00 PM   Raipur
5       Sept 16    Southern Express vs Lahore Lions       4:00 PM   Raipur
6       Sept 16    Mumbai Indians vs Northern Knights     8:00 PM   Raipur

Schedule of Group Stage Matches

1       Sept 17    KKR vs CSK                             8:00 PM   Hyderabad
2       Sept 18    KXIP vs Hobart Hurricanes              8:00 PM   Mohali 
3       Sept 19    Cape Cobras vs TBD                     8:00 PM   Raipur
4       Sept 20    Dolphins vs Perth Scorchers            4:00 PM   Mohali   
5       Sept 20    Kings XI Punjab vs  TBD                8:00 PM   Mohali
6       Sept 21    Cape Cobras vs Hobart Hurricanes       4:00 PM   Hyderabad
7       Sept 21    Kolkata Knight Riders vs TBD           8:00 PM   Hyderabad
8       Sept 22    Dolphins vs Chennai Super Kings        8:00 PM   Bengaluru
9       Sept 23    Hobart Hurricanes vs TBD               8:00 PM   Raipur
10      Sept 24    KKR vs Perth Scorchers                 8:00 PM   Hyderabad
11      Sept 25    Chennai Super Kings vs TBD             8:00 PM   Bengaluru
12      Sept 26    Cape Cobras vs  TBD                    4:00 PM   Mohali
13      Sept 26    Kings XI Punjab vs TBD                 8:00 PM   Mohali
14      Sept 27    Dolphins vs TBD                        4:00 PM   Bengaluru
15      Sept 27    Perth Scorchers vs CSK                 8:00 PM   Bengaluru
16      Sept 28    Hobart Hurricanes vs  TBD              4:00 PM   Mohali
17      Sept 28    Kings XI Punjab vs Cape Cobras         8:00 PM   Mohali
18      Sept 29    KKR vs Dolphins                        8:00 PM   Hyderabad
19      Sept 30    Perth Scorchers vs TBD                 4:00 PM   Bengaluru
20      Sept 30    TBD  vs  TBD                           8:00 PM   Bengaluru

Schedule of Knockout Stage Matches

SF 1    Oct 2     A1 vs B2                                4:00 PM   Hyderabad
SF 2    Oct 2     B1 vs A2                                8:00 PM   Hyderabad 
Final   Oct 4     TBD vs TBD                              8:00 PM   Begaluru

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Squads for CLT20 2014

Chennai Super Kings : MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina, Ashish Nehra, Mithun Manhas, R. Ashwin, Ishwar Pandey, Pawan Negi, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohit Sharma, Dwayne Smith, Dwayne Bravo, John Hastings, Brendon McCullum, Samuel Badree, Francois Du Plessis

Kolkata Knight Riders : Gautam Gambhir, Yusuf Pathan, Robin Uthappa, Piyush Chawla, Ranganath Vinay Kumar, Umesh Yadav, Manish Pandey, Suryakumar Yadav, Kuldeep Yadav, Sunil Narine, Jacques Kallis, Ryan Ten Doeschate, Manvinder Bisla [in place of Morne Morkel], Patrick Cummins, Andre Russell

Northern Knights : Ish Sodhi, Jono Boult, Brad Wilson, Kane Williamson, Daniel Flynn, BJ Watling, Graeme Aldridge, Anton Devcich, Tim Southee, Scott Kuggeleijn, Daryl Mitchell, Daniel Harris, Scott Styris, Trent Boult, Mitchell Santner [in place of Daniel Vettori]

Perth Scorchers : Ashton Agar, Yasir Arafat, Michael Beer, Cameron Bancroft, Jason Behrendorff, Hilton Cartwright, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Brad Hogg, Simon Mackin, Mitchell Marsh, Joel Paris, Craig Simmons, Ashton Turner, Adam Voges, Sam Whiteman

Kings XI Punjab : George Bailey, Thisara Perera, Mitchell Johnson, Glenn Maxwell, David Miller, Akshar Rajesh Patel, Karanveer Singh, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Manan Vohra, Mandeep Singh, Rishi Dhawan, Virender Sehwag, Wriddhiman Saha, Anureet Singh, Parvinder Awana

Mumbai Indians : Harbhajan Singh, Ambati Rayudu, Pragyan Ojha, Praveen Kumar, Aditya Tare, Jalaj Saxena, Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Gopal, Mike Hussey, Kieron Pollard, Corey Anderson, Lasith Malinga, Marchant De Lange, Lendl Simmons, Replacement yet to be announced [in place of Rohit Sharma]

Southern Express : Kusal Janith Perera, Danushka Gunatilake, Angelo Perera, Jehan Mubarak, Niroshan Dickwella, Dilruwan Perara, Prasanna Seekuge, Ishan Jayaratne, Farvees Maharoof, Kasun Madushanka, Yasoda Lanka, Charith Jayampathi, Sachith Pathirana, Sandaken Lakshen, Dilshan T.M

Cape Cobras : Hashim Amla, J P Duminy, Justin Kemp, Rory Kleinveldt, Charl Langeveldt, Richard Levi, Aviwe Mgijima, Justin Ontong, Robin Peterson, Vernon Philander, Dane Piedt, Zakhele Qwabe, Omphile Ramela, Stiaan Van Zyl, Dane Vilas

Lahore Lions : Mohammed Hafeez, Ahmad Shahzad, Umar Siddique Khan, Muhammad Umar Akmal, Nasir Jamshaid, Muhammad Salman Ali, Asif Raza, Muhammad Mustafa Iqbal, Wahab Riaz, Aizaz Bin Ilyas Cheema, Imran Ali, Saad Naseem, Adnan Rasool, Muhammad Saeed, Ali Manzoor

Hobart Hurricanes : Tim Paine, Jon Wells, Evan Gulbis, Xavier Doherty, Ben Hilfenhaus, Dom Michael, Sam Rainbird, Travis Birt, Doug Bollinger, Aiden Blizzard, Cameron Boyce, Joe Mennie, Ben Laughlin, Ben Dunk, Shoaib Malik

Sunfoil Dolphins : Daryn Smit, Daryn Miles Dupavillon, Cody Chetty, Vaughn Bernard Van Jaarsveld, Khayelihle Zondo, Robert Frylinck, Morne Nico Van Wyk, Kyle John Abbott, Craig John Alexander, Jonathan David Vandiar, Keshav Athmanand Maharaj, Prenelan Subrayen, Cameron Scott Delport, Andile Lucky Phehlukwayo, Bongumusa Sibonelo Makhanya

Barbados Tridents : Shane Dowrich, Jeevan Mendis, Jason Holder, Ashley Nurse, Jonathan Carter, Neil Mckenzie, Akeal Hosein, Ravi Rampaul, Rayad Emrit, Raymon Reifer, Kyle Mayers, William Perkins, James Franklin, Elton Chigumbura, Dilshan Munaweera

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[PDF] ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Full Schedule | World Cup History and Records

ICC Cricket World Cup to scheduled to held in Australia and New Zealand in February - March 2015. Today, we are providing you with 2015 World Cup Schedule. The ICC Cricket World Cup is an ODI [One Day Int'l] cricket competition run by the ICC. Till date, there has been ten editions of ICC Cricket World Cup, inaugural being hosted by England back in 1975, where West Indies and Australia entered finals, and WI winning the final comfortably.

The most recent edition was organized by sub-continent trio viz; India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh in 2011, where India completed their second world cup triumph in the finals against Sri Lanka. Full list of all editions and winners is given below.  

History of ICC Cricket World Cup

Year        Hosted By        Winner             Runner-Up

1975        England          West Indies        Australia
1979        England          West Indies        England
1983        England          India              West Indies
1987        Indi-Pak         Australia          England
1992        Aus-NZ           Pakistan           England
1996        Ind-Pak-SL       Sri Lanka          Australia
1999        England          Australia          Pakistan
2003        South Africa     Australia          India  
2007        West Indies      Australia          Sri Lanka 
2011        Ind-SL-B'desh    India              Sri Lanka
2015        Aus-NZ             ?                   ? 

ICC Cricket World Cup 2014

 

The 2015 ICC World Cup will be the eleventh edition of this pinnacle tournament of cricket. This time the tournament is scheduled to take place in Oceania [Australia & New Zealand] from 14 February to 29 March 2015. The matches to be played in total of fourteen cities of two countries –  

Australia : Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney
New Zealand : Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Napier, Nelson, Wellington

It will be second tournament to held in this part of world after 1992. This time total number of matches are 49. Two groups are divided into seven teams of each.

Group A : Australia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, England, New Zealand, Scotland, Sri Lanka
Group B : India, Ireland, Pakistan, South Africa, West Indies, UAE, Zimbabwe

Warm-up Matches Schedule

8 February – India v Australia (1400 hrs), Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
9 February – South Africa v Sri Lanka (1100 hrs), Hagley Oval, Christchurch
9 February – New Zealand v Zimbabwe (1100 hrs), Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Christchurch
9 February – England v West Indies (1430 hrs), Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
9 February – Pakistan v Bangladesh (1430 hrs), Blacktown ISP, Sydney
10 February – Ireland v Scotland (1430 hrs), Blacktown ISP, Sydney
10 February – India v Afghanistan (1400) hrs, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
11 February – New Zealand v South Africa (1100 hrs), Hagley Oval, Christchurch
11 February – Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe (1100 hrs), Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Christchurch
11 February – Australia v UAE (1430 hrs), Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
11 February – England v Pakistan (1430 hrs), Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
12 February – West Indies v Scotland (1000 hrs), Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
12 February – Ireland v Bangladesh (1000 hrs), Blacktown ISP, Sydney
13 February – Afghanistan v UAE (1000 hrs) Junction Oval, Melbourne

 

Schedule of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015

No.  DATE         TEAMS        VENUE         TIIMINGS    
   
1    14 Feb 2015  SL V NZ      Christchurch  Day
2    14 Feb 2015  Eng V Aus    Melbourne     Day/Night
3    15 Feb 2015  SA V Zim     Hamilton      Day/Night
4    15 Feb 2015  Ind V Pak    Adelaide      Day/Night
5    16 Feb 2015  WI V Ire     Nelson        Day
6    17 Feb 2015  NZ V Scot    Dunedin       Day
7    18 Feb 2015  Bd V Afg     Canberra      Day/Night
8    19 Feb 2015  Zim V UAE    Nelson        Day 
9    20 Feb 2015  Eng V NZ     Wellington    Day/Night
10   21 Feb 2015  Pak V WI     Christchurch  Day
11   21 Feb 2015  Aus V Bd     Brisbane      Day/Night
12   22 Feb 2015  SL V Afg     Dunedin       Day
13   22 Feb 2015  SA V Ind     Melbourne     Day/Night
14   23 Feb 2015  Eng V Scot   Christchurch  Day
15   24 Feb 2015  WI V Zim     Canberra      Day/Night
16   25 Feb 2015  Ire V UAE    Brisbane      Day/Night
17   26 Feb 2015  Afg V Scot   Dunedin       Day
18   26 Feb 2015  SL V Bd      Melbourne     Day/Night
19   27 Feb 2015  SA V WI      Sydney        Day/Night
20   28 Feb 2015  Aus V NZ     Auckland      Day/Night
21   28 Feb 2015  Ind V UAE    Perth         Day/Night
22   1 Mar  2015  Eng V SL     Wellington    Day
23   1 Mar  2015  Pak V Zim    Brisbane      Day/Night 
24   3 Mar  2015  SA V Ire     Canberra      Day/Night
25   4 Mar  2015  Pak V UAE    Napier        Day/Night
26   4 Mar  2015  Aus V Afg    Perth         Day/Night
27   5 Mar  2015  Bd  V Scot   Nelson        Day
28   6 Mar  2015  Ind V WI     Perth         Day/Night
29   7 Mar  2015  SA V Pak     Auckland      Day/Night
30   7 Mar  2015  Zim V Ire    Hobart        Day/Night
31   8 Mar  2015  NZ V Afg     Napier        Day
32   8 Mar  2015  Aus  V SL    Sydney        Day/Night
33   9 Mar  2015  Eng V Bd     Adelaide      Day/Night
34   10 Mar 2015  Ind V Ire    Hamilton      Day/Night
35   11 Mar 2015  SL V Scot    Hobart        Day/Night
36   12 Mar 2015  SA V UAE     Wellington    Day/Night
37   13 Mar 2015  Bd V NZ      Hamilton      Day/Night
38   13 Mar 2015  Eng V Afg    Sydney        Day/Night 
39   14 Mar 2015  Ind V Zim    Auckland      Day/Night
40   14 Mar 2015  Aus V Scot   Hobart        Day/Night
41   15 Mar 2015  WI V UAE     Napier        Day
42   15 Mar 2015  Pak V Ire    Adelaide      Day/Night

Q1   18 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Sydney        Day/Night
Q2   19 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Melbourne     Day/Night
Q3   20 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Adelaide      Day/Night
Q4   21 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Wellington    Day/Night
SF1  24 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Auckland      Day/Night
SF2  26 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Sydney        Day/Night
F    29 Mar 2015  TBD V TBD    Melbourne     Day/Night


Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 are Quarter Finals
SF1, SF2 are Semi Finals and F stands for Finals

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 ICC World Cup Records

• Sachin Tendulkar holds an individual records of  most scores over fifty (15), most centuries (6) and most runs (2278) than any other cricketer in World Cup history.
• Glenn McGrath has taken more wickets at a higher strike rate with a better economy rate.
• Ricky Ponting is the leading fielder in terms of catches made, in single tournament and in the competition's history.
• Adam Gilchrist  has made the most dismissals in a single match, in single tournament and in World Cup history.
• Australia hold several team records viz; most wins (55), the highest win percentage (74%), the most consecutive wins. They were undefeated in the 2003 and 2007 editions.
• Canada has lowest score in the history of the tournament and Zimbabwe has record number of matches lost (37).
• Canadian Nicholas De Groot's holds record of three consecutive ducks. 
• Highest score is 413–5 by India v  Bermuda (2007).
• Lowest score is 36 by Canada v Sri Lanka (2003).
• Highest successful run chase is 329/7 byIreland v England (2011).
• Highest winning margin (runs) ia 257 by India v  Bermuda (2007).
• Lowest winning margin (runs) is 1 by Australia v  India (1987).
• Fastest century is by Kevin O'Brien of Ireland vs England (2011) off just 50 balls.
• Fastest fifty is by Brendon McCullum of New Zealand vs Canada (2007) off just 20 balls.

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