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Friday, February 21, 2020

India Vs New Zealand 1st World Test Championship

After shorter formats it's time for gentlemen's format that is a 2 match test series between Ind and NZ.
1st ICC Test championship match will be played between Ind and NZ at Basin Reserve, Wellington from Fri 21st Feb 20 to  Tue 25th Feb 2020 at 0400 hr Indian standard time .

It's 100th test match for Ross Taylor, first overseas match for Ravichandran Ashwin since Adelaide in Dec 2018.

It's toss  time Kohli calls heads and its tail, Williamson opts to bowl first 

NZ won the toss and choose to bowl first  . Both captains wanted to bowl first as there is some softness in the pitch which they want to explore upfront . Rain is expected during the first 2 days of the match 

Teams for today's match 

New Zealand Team: 

Tom Latham 
Tom Blundell
Kane Williamson (c)
Ross Taylor 
Henry Nicholls
BJ Watling (wc)
Colin de Grandhomme
Kyle jamieson
Tim Southee
Ajaz patel
Trent Boult

India Team:

Prithvi Shaw
Mayank Agarwal 
Cheteshwar Pujara
Virat Kohli (c)
Ajinkya Rahane
Hanuma Vihari 
Rishanb Pant (w)
Ravichandran Ashwin
Ishant Sharma 
Mohammed Shami
Jasprit bumrah


Its Prithvi  Shaw and Mayank Agarwal for india and experienced Tim Southee for NZ will be opening for today's  proceedings 

NZ picked up its first scalp in the form of Prithvi Shaw in the 5th over of the inngs to Tim Southee  . Shaw gets bowled by a moving ball after scoring. 16 runs of 18 balls with 2 fours.

Agarwal is joined by teams anchor player Cheteshwar Pujara.

 After a brief partnership between pujara and Agarwal ind lost 2 quick wickets in the form of pujara and kohli in 16th and 18th overs both picked by Kyle jamieson.

Pujara scored 11 runs of 42 balls with help of one four and kohli scored 2 runs of 7 balls.

Agarwal and rahane tried to stabilize the inngs and build a partnership.

At lunch ind were reduced to 79 for 3 with Agarwal and rahane at the crease trying to hold the fort for india.

Southee and jamieson started after lunch with tight bowling providing no free bees to indian batsmen
Kane Williamson brought Trent Boult into attack  replacing Tim southee. 
Mayank falls  for the short of length delivery trying to pull and top edges it  and its first wicket for Trent Boult .
Mayank scored  34 runs of 84 balls with 5 fours

 Jamieson picks his third wicket in the form of hanuma Vihari in 42 nd over . Caught by Watling behind the wickets .
Vihari scored   7 runs of 20 balls with 1 four .

At tea ind were 122 for loss of 5 wickets with rahane38(122) and pant 10(37) at crease . 
Inds top order was blown away by NZ bowlers at Wellington with 3 wickets in morning session and  2 wickets in afternoon session. But  rahane and pant tried to put up a fight for india .

And our uninvited guest (rain)has finally arrived  at Wellington . It's drizzling heavily and post tea session has been delayed

Thursday, February 20, 2020

Indian Premier League 2020 Time Table - IPL Teams Fixtures | Prize Money



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Indian cricket fans! and Cricket Fans around the world are you all ready for the biggest cricket festival or cricket carnival that's going to start in India in the month of March 2020.

If you're, then watch out for the most exciting and entertaining T20 matches in Indian Premier League 2020. 

13th edition of Indian Premier League (IPL 2020) is going to start on March 1st 2020. After finishing the long cricket series in New Zealand, Indian players will participate in Twenty20 Carnival.

Total we have 56 league matches, 2 semi-finals and 1 final match in IPL 2020. The first match is played between 3 times and 4 times IPL champions i.e Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians respectively.

Indian Premier League 2020 Teams:


  • Mumbai Indians
  • Chennai Super Kings
  • Delhi Capitals
  • Kings XI Punjab
  • Royal Challengers Bangalore
  • Kolkata Knight Riders
  • Sunrisers Hyderabad
  • Rajasthan Royals

Indian Premier League 2020 (IPL) Time Table:


SUN 29/3 - 08:00 PM IST IPL 2020 1st Match, (N) at Mumbai, Mar 29 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Chennai Super Kings
MON 30/3 - 08:00 PM IST IPL 2020 2nd Match, (N) at Delhi, Mar 30 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Kings XI Punjab
TUE 31/3 - 08:00 PM IST IPL 2020 3rd Match, (N) at Bengaluru, Mar 31 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Kolkata Knight Riders
WED 1/4 - 08:00 PM IST 4th Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), Apr 1 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Mumbai Indians
THU 2/4 - 08:00 PM IST IPL 2020  5th Match, (N) at Chennai, Apr 2 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Rajasthan Royals
FRI 3/4 - 08:00 PM IST 6th Match, (N) at Kolkata, Apr 3 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Delhi Capitals
SAT 4/4 - 08:00 PM IST IPL 2020  7th Match, (N) at Mohali, Apr 4 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
SUN 5/4 - 04:00 PM IST 8th Match, (D/N) at Mumbai, Apr 5 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
SUN 5/4 - 08:00 PM IST 9th Match, (N), Indian Premier LeagueApr 5 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Delhi Capitals
MON 6/4 - 08:00 PM IST 10th Match, (N) at Kolkata, Apr 6 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Chennai Super Kings
TUE 7/4 - 08:00 PM IST 11th Match, (N) at Bengaluru, Apr 7 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
WED 8/4 - 08:00 PM IST 12th Match, (N) at Mohali, Apr 8 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Mumbai Indians
THU 9/4 - 08:00 PM IST 13th Match, (N), Indian Premier LeagueApr 9 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Kolkata Knight Riders
FRI 10/4 - 08:00 PM IST 14th Match, (N) at Delhi, Apr 10 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
SAT 11/4 - 08:00 PM IST 15th Match, (N) at Chennai, Apr 11 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Kings XI Punjab
SUN 12/4 - 04:00 PM IST 16th Match, (D/N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), Apr 12 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Rajasthan Royals
SUN 12/4 - 08:00 PM IST 17th Match, (N) at Kolkata, Apr 12 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Mumbai Indians
MON 13/4 - 08:00 PM IST 18th Match, (N) at Delhi, Apr 13 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Chennai Super Kings
TUE 14/4 - 08:00 PM IST 19th Match, (N) at Mohali, Apr 14 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
WED 15/4 - 08:00 PM IST 20th Match, (N) at Mumbai, Apr 15 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Rajasthan Royals
THU 16/4 - 08:00 PM IST 21st Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), Apr 16 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Kolkata Knight Riders
FRI 17/4 - 08:00 PM IST 22nd Match, (N) at Mohali, Apr 17 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Chennai Super Kings
SAT 18/4 - 08:00 PM IST 23rd Match, (N) at Bengaluru, Apr 18 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Rajasthan Royals
SUN 19/4 - 04:00 PM IST 24th Match, (D/N) at Delhi, Apr 19 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Kolkata Knight Riders
SUN 19/4 - 08:00 PM IST 25th Match, (N) at Chennai, Apr 19 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
MON 20/4 - 08:00 PM IST 26th Match, (N) at Mumbai, Apr 20 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Kings XI Punjab
TUE 21/4 - 08:00 PM IST 27th Match, (N) at Jaipur, Apr 21 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
WED 22/4 - 08:00 PM IST 28th Match, (N) at Bengaluru, Apr 22 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Delhi Capitals
THU 23/4 - 08:00 PM IST 29th Match, (N) at Kolkata, Apr 23 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Kings XI Punjab
FRI 24/4 - 08:00 PM IST 30th Match, (N) at Chennai, Apr 24 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Mumbai Indians
SAT 25/4 - 08:00 PM IST 31st Match, (N) at Jaipur, Apr 25 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
SUN 26/4 - 04:00 PM IST 32nd Match, (D/N) at Mohali, Apr 26 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Kolkata Knight Riders
SUN 26/4 - 08:00 PM IST 33rd Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), Apr 26 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Delhi Capitals
MON 27/4 - 08:00 PM IST 34th Match, (N) at Chennai, Apr 27 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
TUE 28/4 - 08:00 PM IST 35th Match, (N) at Mumbai, Apr 28 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Kolkata Knight Riders
WED 29/4 - 08:00 PM IST 36th Match, (N) at Jaipur, Apr 29 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Kings XI Punjab
THU 30/4 - 08:00 PM IST 37th Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), Apr 30 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Chennai Super Kings
FRI 1/5 - 08:00 PM IST 38th Match, (N) at Mumbai, May 1 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Delhi Capitals
SAT 2/5 - 08:00 PM IST 39th Match, (N) at Kolkata, May 2 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Rajasthan Royals
SUN 3/5 - 04:00 PM IST 40th Match, (D/N) at Bengaluru, May 3 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Kings XI Punjab
SUN 3/5 - 08:00 PM IST 41st Match, (N) at Delhi, May 3 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
MON 4/5 - 08:00 PM IST 42nd Match, (N) at Jaipur, May 4 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Chennai Super Kings
TUE 5/5 - 08:00 PM IST 43rd Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), May 5 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
WED 6/5 - 08:00 PM IST 44th Match, (N) at Delhi, May 6 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Mumbai Indians
THU 7/5 - 08:00 PM IST 45th Match, (N) at Chennai, May 7 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Kolkata Knight Riders
FRI 8/5 - 08:00 PM IST 46th Match, (N) at Mohali, May 8 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Rajasthan Royals
SAT 9/5 - 08:00 PM IST 47th Match, (N) at Mumbai, May 9 2020 Mumbai Indians VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
SUN 10/5 - 04:00 PM IST 48th Match, (D/N) at Chennai, May 10 2020 Chennai Super Kings VS Delhi Capitals
SUN 10/5 - 08:00 PM IST 49th Match, (N) at Kolkata, May 10 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Royal Challengers Bangalore
MON 11/5 - 08:00 PM IST 50th Match, (N) at Jaipur, May 11 2020 Rajasthan Royals VS Mumbai Indians
TUE 12/5 - 08:00 PM IST 51st Match, (N) at Hyderabad (Deccan), May 12 2020 Sunrisers Hyderabad VS Kings XI Punjab
WED 13/5 - 08:00 PM IST 52nd Match, (N) at Delhi, May 13 2020 Delhi Capitals VS Rajasthan Royals
THU 14/5 - 08:00 PM IST 53rd Match, (N) at Bengaluru, May 14 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Chennai Super Kings
FRI 15/5 - 08:00 PM IST 54th Match, (N) at Kolkata, May 15 2020 Kolkata Knight Riders VS Sunrisers Hyderabad
SAT 16/5 - 08:00 PM IST 55th Match, (N) at Mohali, May 16 2020 Kings XI Punjab VS Delhi Capitals
SUN 17/5 - 08:00 PM IST 56th Match, (N) at Bengaluru, May 17 2020 Royal Challengers Bangalore VS Mumbai Indians

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Wednesday, February 12, 2020

New Super over Rule by International Cricket Council (ICC) in October 2019

Super Over! Super Over in Cricket:


The New Zealand cricket lovers will never forget the rule, when two teams score the equal number of runs in Super Over too.  That the winner between the two teams will be decided based on the highest number of fours scored in the match.

This is what happened in the final match of ICC Men 2019 cricket world cup between England and New Zealand. England emerged as 2091 world cup champions based on the number of fours they hit in that specific match.

Initially New Zealand batted first and scored 241/8 in 50 overs, in reply England scored 241 in 50 overs.
In Super Over: England batted first and scored 15/0 in 6 balls, in reply New Zealand scored 15/1 in 6 balls

Then the match was decided based on the number of fours scored by individual team in match, where England scored 26 fours and New Zealand scored 17 fours.

International cricket council faced a lot of criticism due to this rule and its unfair to decide the winner based on the number of scores they score in the match.

Therefore, in the month of October 2019, ICC came up with a new rule, that if a match gets tie, a Super over will be bowled. If match gets tie even in Super Over and another Super over will happen. This will continue until the winner in the match is decided.

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Dockland or Marvel Stadium – Cricket Roof Covered Ground in Melbourne, Australia

Roof Covered Cricket Stadium in Melbourne Australia

Are you a hardcore cricket fan? I am a die hard fan of Cricket. Everyone had experienced the situation, where an international cricket match was delayed or abounded due to Rain.

It will be so disappointing when a cricket match ends or delayed due to rain. There are N number of situation where the international or domestic cricket match is abounded, delayed, or stopped due to rain.

Spectators in the stadium or viewers in front of televisions wait hours to match get resume. Some of the finals or semi-finals got stopped or delayed due to the rain and completed those matches on the reverse day.

One of the major example, recently ended 1st Semi-final of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 at Manchester between India vs New Zealand, Jul 9-10 2019. The original match was scheduled on July 9th 2019, but to due to rain, the match got completed on the reserve day July 10th 2019. Where New Zealand won the match by 18 Runs.

July 9th: 1st Innings played by New Zealand: 239/8
July 10th: 2nd Innings played by India: 221/10 (49.3 overs)

In those scenarios, only one thing comes into our mind, why can not a cricket match played Indoor or why can’t we built cricket indoor grounds or international cricket stadiums with rooftop. In practical, based on how the cricket match played it is not possible to have a match under roof top cricket grounds.

A solution for this found in Australia, where Cricket Australia board decided to have their matches is a Rooftop stadium known as “Docklands Stadium” (Roof covered stadium ) also known by the sponsors of the ground “Marvel Stadium” in Melbourne.

Docklands Stadium situated in Dockland area of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Dockland ground called with different names as Colonial Stadium, Telstra Stadium or Etihad Stadium. Highlights of the stadium is its retractable roof 38 meters (125 ft) and movable seats.

Apart from International cricket, other sports played here like Australia rules football, Football League, domestic T20 cricket matches and Rugby.

The First ODI international match played between Australia and South Africa on 16th August 2000 and till now 9 international matches played here.

1st Match – Australia vs South Africa on August 16 2000
2nd Match – Australia vs South Africa on August 18 2000
3rd Match – Australia vs South Africa on August 20 2000
4th Match – Australia vs Pakistan on June 12 2002
5th Match – Australia vs Pakistan on June 15 2002
6th Match – Australia vs New Zealand on December 5 2004
7th Match – Australia vs Sri Lanka on Jan 13 2006
8th Match – Australia vs South Africa on Jan 20 2006

9th Match – Australia vs South Africa on Feb 3rd 2006

3 charity matches were played between ICC World XI vs Australia on October 5, 7, 9 2006

Australia has very good record in this ground, out of 12 International and domestic matches played, they won in 8 matches, 1 match got tied, Pakistan, South Africa and New Zealand won one match each.

Sunday, February 2, 2020

#Congratulations to team #India for winning T20 International series by 5-0 against New Zealand #INDvsNZ #ICC


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IND vs NZ 5th T20I..India batting under Rohit Sharma...hope India will end the series..5-0...#INDvsNZ


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Thursday, January 30, 2020

List of Local Cricket Board of Controls in India - BCCI Cricket Boards

Individual states in India have separate cricket boards, which take care of cricket development in those specific states.

All the national players, who play for country will come from one of the local cricket boards. All these cricket boards will come under BCCI. To conduct the international matches in the specific states has to taken care by these local bodies only.


List of Cricket Boards in India:

Andhra Cricket Association:
Founded:1953
Regional affiliation: South
Headquarters: ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Location: Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India


Arunachal Cricket Association:
Founded: 2007
Regional affiliation: East
Headquarters: Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh

Location: Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh


Assam Cricket Association:
Founded: 1948
Regional affiliation: Board of Control for Cricket in India
Headquarters: ACA Stadium, Guwahati


Location: Barsapara, Guwahati



Baroda Cricket Association
Bihar Cricket Association
Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh
Cricket Association of Bengal
Cricket Association of Mizoram
Cricket Association of Puducherry
Cricket Association of Uttarakhand
Delhi & District Cricket Association
Goa Cricket Association
Gujarat Cricket Association
Haryana Cricket Association
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association
Hyderabad Cricket Association
Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association
Jharkhand State Cricket Association
Karnataka State Cricket Association
Kerala Cricket Association
Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association
Maharashtra Cricket Association
Manipur Cricket Association
Meghalaya Cricket Association
Mumbai Cricket Association
Nagaland Cricket Association
Odisha Cricket Association
Punjab Cricket Association
Railways Sports Promotion Board
Rajasthan Cricket Association
Saurashtra Cricket Association
Sikkim Cricket Association
Services Sports Control Board
Tamil Nadu Cricket Association
Tripura Cricket Association
Chandigarh Union Territory Cricket Association
Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association
Vidarbha Cricket Association

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Rohit Sharma hit 2 sixes in the last two balls of Super Over


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Historic first ever T20 Series #WIN Win by India against New Zealand in a Super Over. Winning 3rd T20I, helped #India to lead the series by 3-0 #T20I, #INDvsNZ, #ICCCricket, #NewZealand


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Saturday, January 4, 2020

ICC Women's T20 2020 World Cup Time Table - Live Points Updates

ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020 Points Table:


Position
Team
Played
Points
NRR
1
New Zealand
1
2
1.065
2
India
1
2
0.85
3
Bangladesh 
0
0
0
4
Australia
1
0
-0.85
5
Sri Lanka
1
0
-1.065


Position
Team
Played
Points
NRR
1
West Indies
1
2
0.90
2
England
0
0
0
3
Pakistan 
0
0
0
4
South Africa
0
0
0
5
 Thailand
1
0
-0.90

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Highlights:

4th Match, Group B: England Women v South Africa Women at Perth - Feb 23, 2020:
England Women: 123/8
South Africa Women:



3rd Match, Group A (N), ICC Women's T20 World Cup at Perth, Feb 22 2020:
Sri Lanka Women: 127/7
New Zealand Women: 131/3
NZ Women won by 7 wickets


2nd Match, Group B, ICC Women's T20 World Cup at Perth, Feb 22 2020:
Thailand Women: 78/9
West Indies Women: 80/3
WI Women won by 7 Wickets

1st Match: India Women vs Australia Women:
India Women - 132/4
Australia Women - 115
Indian Women won by 17 Runs


ICC Women's T20 2020 World Cup:

The most awaited ICC Women's T20 World cup is about to start in the month of 21st February 2020 to March 8th 2020, which is been hosted by Cricket Australia.


A total of 10 International Women cricket teams been qualified for ICC Women's T20 2020 World cup. 10 teams have been divided in to two pools. Pool A and Pool B.




Pool A Teams:

Australia Women

Bangladesh Women
India Women
New Zealand Women
Sri Lank Women

Pool B Teams:


England Women

Pakistan Women
South Africa Women
Thailand Women
West Indies Women

23 matches mega tournament, which consists of 2 semi-finals and 1 Mega Final. All the league matches will be conducted in main four stadiums, Semi final will be hosted by Sydney Cricket Ground and ICC Women's T20 2020 world cup will be hosted by "Melbourne Cricket Ground".

The ICC Women's T20 World cup league matches will be conducted in Sydney Showground Stadium, W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, Manuka Oval, Canberra and Junction Oval, Melbourne.


ICC Women's T20 2020 World Cup Time Table:


Date Match Stadium
1st Match, Group A, (N) at Sydney, Feb 21 2020 Australia Women vs India Women Sydney Showground Stadium
2nd Match, Group B, at Perth, Feb 22 2020 Thailand Women vs West Indies Women W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
3rd Match, Group A, (N) at Perth, Feb 22 2020 New Zealand Women vs Sri Lanka Women W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
4th Match, Group B, (N) at Perth, Feb 23 2020 England Women vs South Africa Women W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
5th Match, Group A, at Perth, Feb 24 2020 Australia Women vs Sri Lanka Women W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
6th Match, Group A, (N) at Perth, Feb 24 2020 Bangladesh Women vs India Women W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth
7th Match, Group B, at Canberra, Feb 26 2020 England Women vs Thailand Women Manuka Oval, Canberra
8th Match, Group B, (N) at Canberra, Feb 26 2020 Pakistan Women vs  West Indies Women Manuka Oval, Canberra
9th Match, Group A, at Melbourne, Feb 27 2020 India Women vs New Zealand Women Junction Oval, Melbourne
10th Match, Group A, (N) at Canberra, Feb 27 2020 Australia Women vs Bangladesh Women Manuka Oval, Canberra
11th Match, Group B, at Canberra, Feb 28 2020 South Africa Women vs Thailand Women Manuka Oval, Canberra
12th Match, Group B, (N) at Canberra, Feb 28 2020 England Women vs Pakistan Women Manuka Oval, Canberra
13th Match, Group A, at Melbourne, Feb 29 2020 Bangladesh Women vs New Zealand Women Junction Oval, Melbourne
14th Match, Group A, (N) at Melbourne, Feb 29 2020 India Women vs Sri Lanka Women Junction Oval, Melbourne
15th Match, Group B, at Sydney, Mar 1 2020 Pakistan Women vs South Africa Women Sydney Showground Stadium
16th Match, Group B, (N) at Sydney, Mar 1 2020 England Women vs West Indies Women Sydney Showground Stadium
17th Match, Group A, at Melbourne, Mar 2 2020 Bangladesh Women vs Sri Lanka Women Junction Oval, Melbourne
18th Match, Group A, (N) at Melbourne, Mar 2 2020 Australia Women vs New Zealand Women Junction Oval, Melbourne
19th Match, Group B, at Sydney, Mar 3 2020 Pakistan Women vs Thailand Women Sydney Showground Stadium
20th Match, Group B, (N) at Sydney, Mar 3 2020 South Africa Women vs West Indies Women Sydney Showground Stadium
1st Semi-Final, at Sydney, Mar 5 2020 Q1 vs Q2 Sydney Cricket Ground
2nd Semi-Final, (N) at Sydney, Mar 5 2020 Q3 vs Q4 Sydney Cricket Ground
Final, (N) at Melbourne, Mar 8 2020 TBA vs TBA Melbourne Cricket Ground


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Indian Squad for ICC Women's T20 World cup 2020:


  1. Harmanpreet Kaur (C)
  2. Pooja Vastrakar
  3. Richa Ghosh
  4. Smriti Mandhana
  5. Veda Krishnamurthy 
  6. Shikha Pandey
  7. Shafali Verma
  8. Rajeshwari Gayakward 
  9. Radha Yadav
  10. Jemimah Rodrigues
  11. Taniya Bhatia (WK)
  12. Harleen Deol
  13. Poonam Yadav
  14. Deepti Sharma
  15. Arundhati Reddy

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Australia Team:

  1. Meg Lanning (Captain)
  2. Rachael Haynes (Vice Captain)
  3. Erin Burns
  4. Nicola Carey
  5. Ashleigh Gardner
  6. Alyssa Healy
  7. Jess Jonassen
  8. Delissa Kimmince
  9. Sophie Molineux
  10. Beth Mooney
  11. Ellyse Perry
  12. Megan Schutt
  13. Molly Strano
  14. Annabel Sutherland
  15. Georgia Wareham
  16. Tayla Vlaeminck

ICC Women's Twenty20 World Cup Bangladesh Women's Team:


  1. Salma Khatun (Captain)
  2. Rumana Ahmed (Vice-Captain)
  3. Ayasha Rahman
  4. Fahima Khatun
  5. Fargana Hoque
  6. Jahanara Alam
  7. Khadija Tul Kubra
  8. Sobhana Mostary
  9. Murshida Khatun
  10. Nahida Akter
  11. Nigar Sultana
  12. Panna Ghosh
  13. Ritu Moni
  14. Sanjida Islam
  15. Shamima Sultana

ICC Women's T20 World Cup England Women's Team:


  1. Heather Knight (Captain)
  2. Tammy Beaumont (Vice Captain)
  3. Katherine Brunt
  4. Kate Cross
  5. Freya Davies
  6. Sophie Ecclestone
  7. Georgia Elwiss
  8. Sarah Glenn
  9. Amy Jones
  10. Natalie Sciver
  11. Anya Shrubsole
  12. Mady Villiers
  13. Fran Wilson
  14. Lauren Winfield
  15. Danni Wyatt

ICC Women's T20 World Cup New Zealand Women's Team:


  1. Sophie Devine (Captain )
  2. Rosemary Mair (Vice Captain)
  3. Suzie Bates
  4. Lauren Down
  5. Maddy Green
  6. Holly Huddleston
  7. Hayley Jensen
  8. Leigh Kasperek
  9. Amelia Kerr
  10. Jess Kerr
  11. Katey Martin
  12. Katie Perkins
  13. Anna Peterson
  14. Rachel Priest
  15. Lea Tahuhu

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Pakistan Women Squad:


  1. Bismah Maroof (Captain)
  2. Aiman Anwer (Vice Captain)
  3. Aliya Riaz
  4. Anam Amin
  5. Ayesha Naseem
  6. Diana Baig
  7. Fatima Sana
  8. Iram Javed
  9. Javeria Khan
  10. Muneeba Ali
  11. Nida Dar
  12. Sadia Iqbal
  13. Sidra Nawaz
  14. Syeda Aroob Shah
  15. Umaima Sohail

ICC Women's T20 World Cup South Africa Women's Team:


  1. Dane van Niekerk (Captain)
  2. Trisha Chetty (Vice Captain)
  3. Nadine de Klerk
  4. Mignon du Preez
  5. Shabnim Ismail
  6. Marizanne Kapp
  7. Ayabonga Khaka
  8. Masabata Klaas
  9. Lizelle Lee
  10. Sune Luus
  11. Nonkululeko Mlaba
  12. Tumi Sekhukhune
  13. Nondumiso Shangase
  14. Chloe Tryon
  15. Laura Wolvaardt

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Sri Lanka Women's Team:


  1. Chamari Atapattu (Captain)
  2. Harshitha Madavi (Vice-Captain)
  3. Nilakshi de Silva
  4. Kavisha Dilhari
  5. Ama Kanchana
  6. Hansima Karunaratne
  7. Achini Kulasuriya
  8. Sugandika Kumari
  9. Hasini Perera
  10. Udeshika Prabodhani
  11. Sathya Sandeepani
  12. Anushka Sanjeewani
  13. Shashikala Siriwardene
  14. Dilani Manodara
  15. Umesha Thimashini

ICC Women's T20 World Cup Thailand Women's Team:

  1. Sornnarin Tippoch (Captain)
  2. Nattaya Boochatham (Vice Captain)
  3. Naruemol Chaiwai
  4. Nattakan Chantam
  5. Onnicha Kamchomphu
  6. Rosenan Kanoh
  7. Suwanan Khiaoto
  8. Nannapat Koncharoenkai
  9. Suleeporn Laomi
  10. Soraya Lateh
  11. Wongpaka Liengprasert
  12. Phannita Maya
  13. Ratanaporn Padunglerd
  14. Thipatcha Putthawong
  15. Chanida Sutthiruang

ICC Women's Twenty20 World cup West Indies Women's Team:


  1. Stafanie Taylor (Captain)
  2. Anisa Mohammed (Vice-Captain)
  3. Aaliyah Alleyne
  4. Shemaine Campbelle
  5. Shamilia Connell
  6. Britney Cooper
  7. Deandra Dottin
  8. Afy Fletcher
  9. Cherry-Ann Fraser
  10. Sheneta Grimmond
  11. Chinelle Henry
  12. Lee-Ann Kirby
  13. Hayley Matthews
  14. Chedean Nation
  15. Shakera Selman