|
|
The 2010 T20 World Cup will be held in the West Indies between 30 April and 16 May. Find out details of the dates, groups and venues for the tournament.
West Indies will host the next T20 World Cup Tournament set for 2010. The International Cricket Council decided to hold the T20 World Cup in successive years to avoid staging two major events in the same year, with the one day 50 over World Cup taking place in South Africa in 2011. Groups For 2010 T20 World CupGroup A: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia Group B: Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Zimbabwe Group C: South Africa, India, Qualifier 1 Group D: West Indies, England, Qualifier 2 Group Stage Schedule For 2010 T20 World CupFriday 30 April Guyana: Opening Ceremony Guyana: West Indies v Qualifier 2 / Sri Lanka v New Zealand Saturday 1 May St Lucia: India v Qualifier 1 / Pakistan v Bangladesh Guyana: England v Qualifier 2 Sunday 2 May St Lucia: South Africa v India / Pakistan v Australia Guyana: New Zealand v Zimbabwe Monday 3 May Guyana: West Indies v England / Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Tuesday 4 May Barbados: South Africa v Qualifier 1 / Bangladesh v Australia Super Eights ScheduleThursday 6 May Barbados: A1 v D2 / C1 v B2 Friday 7 May Barbados: A2 v C2 / B1 v D1 Saturday 8 May Barbados: C1 v D2 / A1 v B2 Sunday 9 May Barbados: C2 v D1 / B1 v A2 Monday 10 May St Lucia: B2 v D2 / A1 v C1 Tuesday 11 May St Lucia: B1 v C2 / D1 v A2 Knockout Stage ScheduleThursday 13 May St Lucia: First Semi-Final Friday 14 May St Lucia: Second Semi-Final Sunday 16 May Barbados: Final 2009 T20 World Cup A Great SuccessThe 2009 T20 World Cup held in England was a great sporting and financial success with Pakistan defeating Sri Lanka in the Lord's final. The tournament took place to full houses and was played in largely fine weather. Pakistan surprised many by lifting the cup but improved steadily throughout the tournament with Shahid Afridi recovering form at just the right time to prove a talismanic force for his side. From a playing perspective the 2009 T20 World Cup reinforced the edict that, whatever the duration of game, it is bowlers that win matches. The teams with the most potent bowling attacks - Pakistan, Sri Lanka and South Africa being the outstanding sides present. 2010 T20 World CupThe 2010 tournament in the West Indies will again be a festival of exciting and attractive cricket. The West Indies will be favoured on home soil but teams from the sub continent will again provide stern opposition. However, the very nature of T20 makes prediction unreliable. What can be assured is another outstanding few weeks of top class sporting entertainment.
The copyright of the article 2010 T20 World Cup in Twenty20 Cricket is owned by John O'Connor. Permission to republish 2010 T20 World Cup in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|