Monday, December 21, 2009

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India vs Srilanka 4th ODI Live Streaming


India takes on Sri Lanka in 4th ODI cricket match on Thursday December 24, 2009 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

Watch India vs Sri Lanka 4th ODI Live Score

Teams will be announced later


Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Watch India Vs Sri Lanka 1st T20 9 Dec Live Streaming

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India Vs Sri Lanka 1st T20 Live Match

India will play Sri Lanka in the first of the two T20Is on Wednesday at Nagpur. The second game will be played on Saturday at Mohali. The Indians will be on a high after having achieved the number one slot after having beaten the Sri Lankans rather easily by an innings in two successive games.

So far, the new stadium in Nagpur, at Jamtha, has so far, hosted two games; one ODI and one test match. And both games have been high-scoring encounters, with India scoring 354 in the ODI and almost 450 in the test match. Coincidentally, India has won both the games, and now, the ground will see its first ever T20I played here!


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India has made quite a few changes to their squad and it is difficult to gauge what their playing eleven will be. There are a few first timers as well, as the likes of R. Ashwin, Ashok Dinda and Sudeep Tyagi make it for the first time into the T20I team, whereas S. Sreesanth makes a return to the side as well. Pragyan Ojha has also been selected to the side in place of Amit Mishra too. After having missed the third and the final test due to his sister's marriage, Gautam Gambhir will also make a comeback to the side.

Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir should continue to open the innings, while Yuvraj Singh, MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina and Rohit Sharma should definitely make it to the playing eleven for India. Yusuf Pathan should be a certainty as well, now that Ravindra Jadeja has been chucked out of the side, whereas amongst the bowlers, Ashish Nehra and Sreesanth look certain. The other two positions in the side should, in all probabilities, go to a spinner and a quick bowler, and in that case, Pragyan Ojha and one of Tyagi, Dinda or Ishant Sharma should be taken into the eleven.

For the Sri Lankans, the captain was sore about the review system not being used for the series and hence he losing out on almost 500 runs. The same trend is going to continue for this T20I series as well, and he may well need to make the most out of the new guys in the side. T.Dilshan will continue to open and in all probabilities will have Sanath Jayasuriya as his partner, but it will be the bowling of Lasith Malinga that the captain will use to unleash against the hosts.

There cannot be any doubt that it is difficult to pinpoint favourites, and the same will continue in this series. However, India has not had a great time in the T20Is ever since the times of winning the ICC World T20.

I hope you will enjoy this game live.


Sunday, November 15, 2009

India vs Sri Lanka First Test Match Live Streaming

India Eager to Get Back to Winning Ways Against Sri Lanka

India will look to put behind the disappointment of their one-day drubbing at the hands of Australia and bounce back to winning ways when they take on Sri Lanka in the first match of a three-Test series starting in Ahmedabad on Monday.

For this to happen, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men would have to switch into the Test mode from the more frenetic one-day frame of mind when they go into the first Test at the Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium in Motera.

The Indian team has had a non-stop dish of limited-over cricket, 50-over and Twenty20, over the last six months and played their last Test series against New Zealand in March-April early this year.

The Indian middle order has been bolstered by the return of Test specialists Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, who were not part of the squad that lost to Australia after squandering a 2-1 lead by losing the next three matches in-a-row.

Both Dravid and Laxman, especially the former, are coming into the match on the back of some good displays in the Ranji Trophy and would be eager to hit the straps.

As for Sri Lanka, after having won the series against Pakistan and New Zealand, the team is packed with confidence and brimming with enthusiasm. By clinching the series they wish to give the spin-wizard, Murlidharan, a befitting farewell before he retires from overseas cricket.

Since their first Test visit in 1982, Sri Lanka has played 14 matches with India and has failed to defeat it on its homesoil. But now with newcomers like Herath and Kandamby and hard hitters like Sangakkara, Jayawardene and Samarweera at the crease, it is very hopeful as it boasts of a balanced side, with a strong spin attack and a good batting order.

The schedule for the ensuing series lined up between Sri Lanka and India is as follows:

Nov 16-20, first Test Match at Ahmedabad which will begin at 9:30 IST

Nov 24-28, Second Test Match at Kanpur, scheduled time, 0930 IST

Dec2-6, Third Test at Mumbai, at 0930 IST.

Dec 9th, First T20 at Nagpur. This will be a day and night match beginning at2000 IST.

Dec 12th, Second T20 at Mohali, a day night match beginning at 2000 IST.

Dec 15th First ODI at Rajkot, at 0900 IST

Dec 18th, Second ODI at Vishakhapatnam at 1430 IST.

Dec 21st, Third ODI at Cuttack at 1430 IST.

Dec 24th, Fourth ODI at Kolkota at 1430 IST

Dec 27th, Fifth ODI at Delhi at 1430 IST.

In the wake of attacks on the Sri Lankan team in Pakistan, Lorence Fernando , a security consultant is visiting all the venues where the matches are scheduled, to have a first hand overview of the security arrangements made for the ensuing matches. He looked satisfied.


Wednesday, November 11, 2009

India opens 2011 World Cup against Bangladesh

India will clash with Bangladesh in the opening match of the 2011 World Cup in Dhaka on February 19, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Monday.

The first match takes place two days after the opening ceremony of the 14-nation showpiece at the same venue in Dhaka on February 17, according to the schedule released by the ICC here.

The final of the 43-day tournament, being co-hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, will take place at the renovated Wankhede stadium in India's financial capital of Mumbai on April 2.

The teams have been divided into two groups of seven each for the preliminary league, with the top four from each group advancing to the quarter-finals.

Defending champions Australia head group A which includes Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and two qualifiers, Canada and Kenya.

The other group comprises India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh and qualifiers Ireland, Netherlands.

India will host 29 matches at eight venues, Sri Lanka 12 at three venues and Bangladesh eight at two places, after Pakistan were removed as co-hosts by the ICC due to security fears in the volatile nation.

Pakistan, who were wary of playing in India due to political tensions between the two nations, will play its six league matches in Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka will host five of its matches at two new venues in southern Hambantota and Pallekele, near the hill town of Kandy, where cricket stadiums are under construction.

The remaining seven games in the island nation will be held at the Premadasa stadium in Colombo.

India has picked eight regular Test centres -- Mumbai, Mohali, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, New Delhi for its matches.

The Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka will host six matches and the opening ceremony, while two games will be played in the port city of Chittagong.

The 2011 event is a week shorter than the one held in the Caribbean in 2007 and will have 49 matches, two less than the previous tournament.

“This announcement is an important indicator of the excellent progress we are making towards our flagship event which brings together teams from all our members in nation-versus-nation action,” ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat said.

“Preparation of venues and safety and security planning continues, and I am confident that the host countries will showcase our great sport with its great spirit in the best possible light.”ICC vice-president Sharad Pawar, who is chairman of the organising committee, said he looked forward to a great tournament.

“The sub-continent offers some great facilities for the cricketers, spectators, sponsors and media, with some brand new stadia to be built and others to be upgraded,” said Pawar.

“The schedule will allow the venues to focus on the task at hand to plan and implement their preparations, and ensure they are ready to welcome the world to this beautiful, historic and cricket-loving region in 2011.”

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