India Vs West Indies 2009 [Schedule]

Indian team is flying directly from England to West Indies to play a four ODI match series. Surely, there was no breathing time in between the WT20 and this tour, although the Indian team has found some time to re-assemble after their early exit from WT20.

This will be the last leg of the 2008-2009 season that started in October with Australian visiting India. The team gets a considerable break before they play in the Champions Trophy in September later this year.

The Schedule

The Schedule of the West Indies tour is:

Date Time Match Venue
Fri, Jun 26 08:00 PM IST 1st ODI – West Indies vs India Kingston, Jamaica
Sun, Jun 28 08:00 PM IST 2nd ODI – West Indies vs India Kingston, Jamaica
Fri, Jul 3 07:00 PM IST 3rd ODI – West Indies vs India Gros Islet, St Lucia
Sun, Jul 5 07:00 PM IST 4th ODI – West Indies vs India Gros Islet, St Lucia

Live Broadcast

List of TV channels broadcasting India Vs West Indies 2009 live:

Country Broadcaster
Bangladesh Ten Sports
Europe Ten Sports
Hong Kong Ten Sports
India Ten Sports
Indonesia Ten Sports
Japan Ten Sports
Middle East Ten Sports
Maldives Ten Sports
Nepal Ten Sports
Pakistan Ten Sports
South Africa Super Sports
UK Sky Sports

ICC World Twenty20 Super8 [Schedule and Fixtures]

Pakistan has managed to qualify for the Super8 after defeating Netherlands quite handsomely. The teams were to retain their seeding for the Super8s stage, irrespective of whether they finish first or second in their group. The fixture details of the Super8 stage are already very clear.

Just to remind you, the rule is that if any of the 3rd seeded team from a group qualifies for the Super8, it will get the seeding of the team that they knock out for the purpose of deciding the Super8 matches.

Thus, Ireland and West Indies now get seeding of Bangladesh and Australia respectively for deciding their matches for the Super8 stage.

The group wise team seeding now stands as given below:

GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D
India – A1 Pakistan – B1 West Indies – C1 New Zealand – D1
Ireland – A2 England – B2 Sri Lanka – C2 South Africa – D2
Bangladesh Netherlands Australia Scotland

Super8 – Groups

GROUP E GROUP F
A1 B1
B2 A2
C1 C2
D2 D1

Schedule and fixtures for Super8

Super 8s GROUP E GROUP F
11 THU England vs South Africa

(B2 vs  D2)

10:00 PM IST

New Zealand vs Ireland

(D1 vs  A2)

6:00 PM IST

12 FRI India vs West Indies

(A1 vs C1)

10:00 PM IST

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka

(B1 vs  C2)

6:00 PM IST

13 SAT West Indies vs South Africa

(C1 vs  D2)

6:00 PM IST

New Zealand vs Pakistan

(D1 vs  B1)

10:00 PM IST

14 SUN India vs England

(A1 vs B2)

10:00 PM IST

Ireland vs Sri Lanka

(A2 vs  C2)

6:00 PM IST

15 MON England vs West Indies

(B2 vs  C1)
10:00 PM IST

Pakistan vs Ireland

(B1 vs  A2)

6:00 PM IST

16 TUE India vs South Africa

(A1 vs D2)

10:00 PM IST

NewZealand vs Sri Lanka

(D1 vs  C2)

6:00 PM IST

18 THU Semifinal – E1 vs F2
10:00 PM IST
19 FRI Semifinal F1 vs E2

10:00 PM IST 2030 hrs BST

21 SUN Final

7:30 PM IST

‘Catch the Spirit’ – WT20 India vs Pakistan warm-up match

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has designated the World T20 2009 warm-up match between India and Pakistan as a ‘Catch the Spirit’ match. The match is scheduled to be played at the Oval on June 3 from 10:00 PM IST.

‘Catch the Spirit’ highlights the respect with which the game is played around the world and is one of the themes of the ICC’s ongoing centenary year of 2009.

As per ICC media release, the funds raised by this match will go to support the families of the victims of the attack on the Sri Lankan team and match officials in Lahore in March.

Though, complete details are still not available but the funds will be raised primarily through requests for contributions from spectators inside the ground, appeal for donations from the spectators outside the ground via television broadcasts and internet coverage of the match and contributions from other parties having direct or indirect interest in cricket.
This stands out as a testimony of a great spirit that sport events can show to support a noble cause. I wish all the success to the organizers and hope spectators and cricket stakeholders across the globe contributes wholeheartedly during the match.

The match will be broadcasted live in India on TV on Star Cricket.

ICC World Twenty20 2009 Women’s Tournament [Schedule]

The second edition of ICC World Twenty20 will feature two parallel tournaments – the women’s tournament featuring 8 teams and the men’s tournament featuring 12 teams.

The groupings and schedule of the women’s tournament is given below:

Group A Group B
Australia India
New Zealand England
West Indies Sri Lanka
South Africa Pakistan

Warm-up matches

JUNE 2009
08 MON NZ vs ENG
4:30 PM IST
RSA vs SL
4:30 PM IST
08 MON AUS vs IND
8:30 PM IST
WI vs PAK
8:30 PM IST
09 TUE RSA vs PAK
4:30 PM IST
NZ vs IND
4:30 PM IST
09 TUE WI vs SL
8:30 PM IST
ENG vs AUS
8:30 PM IST

Group Stage

JUNE 2009 GROUP A GROUP B
11 THU WI vs RSA
4:30 PM IST
IND vs ENG
8:30 PM IST
12 FRI AUS vs NZ
4:30 PM IST
PAK vs SL
8:30 PM IST
13 SAT WI vs NZ
4:30 PM IST
IND vs PAK
8:30 PM IST
14 SUN AUS vs WI
4:30 PM IST
ENG vs SL
8:30 PM IST
15 MON NZ vs RSA
4:30 PM IST
IND vs SL
8:30 PM IST
16 TUE AUS vs RSA
4:30 PM IST
ENG vs PAK
8:30 PM IST
18 THU

Women’s S/F – A1 v B2
5:30 PM IST

19 FRI

Women’s S/F – B1 v A2
5:30 PM IST

21 SUN

Women’s Final
3:00 PM IST

This is a welcome decision by ICC to hold Women’s T20 World Cup along with Men’s T20 World Cup as this will surely bring extra media attention and a definite boost to women’s cricket, the otherwise ignored aspect of international cricket.

With so many matches happening every day during the World Cup, it sure is going to be absolute delight for the cricket fans!

ICC World Twenty20 2009 Men’s Tournament [Schedule]

The second season of ICC World Twenty20 will start from June 5, 2009 in England. This time the ICC World Twenty20 will also feature a parallel competition between 8 women’s teams, along with the men’s tournament in which 12 teams are participating.

The groupings and schedule of the men’s tournament is given below:

Groups

GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D
India – A1 Pakistan – B1 Australia – C1 New Zealand – D1
Bangladesh – A2 England – B2 Sri Lanka – C2 South Africa – D2
Ireland Netherlands West Indies Scotland

Group Stage

JUNE 2009 GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D
05 FRI ENG vs NED
10 PM IST
06 SAT IND vs BAN
10:30 PM IST
AUS vs WI
6:30 PM IST
NZ vs SCO
2:30 PM IST
07 SUN ENG vs PAK
10:00 PM IST
RSA vs SCO
6:00 PM IST
08 MON IRE vs BAN
6:00 PM IST
AUS vs SL
10:00 PM IST
09 TUE PAK vs NED
6:00 PM IST
NZ vs RSA
10:00 PM IST
10 WED IND vs IRE
10:00 PM IST
SL vs WI
6:00 PM IST

Super 8’s – Groups

GROUP E GROUP F
A1 B1
B2 A2
C1 C2
D2 D1

The teams will retain their initial seeding for the Super 8’s, irrespective of whether they finish first or second in their group. In case they are knocked out by team 3 of their group, then team 3 will replace the seeding of the team that they knock out.

If India qualifies for Super 8’s, even if it comes second, India will still be A1. If for example, Ireland qualifies instead of India, Ireland will become A1.

Super 8s GROUP E (A1, B2, C1, D2) GROUP F (B1, A2, C2, D1)
11 THU B2 vs  D2
10:00 PM IST
D1 vs  A2
6:00 PM IST
12 FRI India (A1) vs  Australia (C1)
10:00 PM IST
B1 vs  C2
6:00 PM IST
13 SAT C1 vs  D2
6:00 PM IST
D1 vs  B1
10:00 PM IST
14 SUN India (A1) vs  England (B2)
10:00 PM IST
A2 vs  C2
6:00 PM IST
15 MON B2 vs  C1
10:00 PM IST
B1 vs  A2
6:00 PM IST
16 TUE India (A1) vs South Africa (D2)

10:00 PM IST

D1 vs  C2
6:00 PM IST
18 THU

Semifinal – E1 v F2
10:00 PM IST

19 FRI

Semifinal F1 v E2

10:00 PM IST 2030 hrs BST

21 SUN

Final

7:30 PM IST

India will play a warm-up match against New Zealand at 10 PM on 1 June.

For those of you who are interested in watching a T20 match between India and Pakistan, which otherwise will not happen in the Group matches or Super 8’s, then watch out for a warm-up game on 3 June at 10 PM when both the teams play against each other.

All the matches (including the warm-up matches) will be broadcasted live in India on ESPN, Star Sports and Star Cricket.

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