Man of the Match in World cup Final

Adam Gilchrist (2007)

Clive Lloyd (West Indies) 102 Runs
World Cup 1975 Final

Viv Richards (West Indies) 138* Runs
World Cup 1979 Final

Mohinder Amarnath (India) 26 Runs and 3 Wickets
World Cup 1983 Final

David Boon (Australia) 75 Runs
World Cup 1987 Final

Wasim Akram (Pakistan) 33 Runs and 3 Wickets
World Cup 1992 Final


Arvinda De Silva (Sri Lanka) 107* Runs and 3 Wickets
World Cup 1996 Final

Shane Warne (Australia) 4 Wickets
World Cup 1999 Final

Ricky Ponting (Australia) 140* Runs
World Cup 2003 Final

Adam Gilchrist (Australia) 149 Runs
World Cup 2007

Man of the Series in All World Cup

Sachin Tendulkar (World Cup 2003)


Martin Crowe (New Zealand) 456 Runs
World Cup 1992

Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 221 Runs and 7 Wickets
Wills World Cup 1996

Lance Klusener (South Africa) 281 Runs and 17 Wickets
ICC World cup 1999

Sachin Tendulkar (India) 673 Runs and 2 Wickets
ICC World cup 2003

Glenn McGrath (Australia) 26 Wickets
ICC World cup 2007

All Cricket teams captains for World cup 2011

Australia - Ricky Ponting

Bangladesh - Shakib Al Hasan

Canada - Ashish Bagai

England - Andrew Strauss

India - Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Ireland - William Porterfield

Kenya - Jimmy Kamande

New Zealand - Daniel Vettori

Netherland - Peter Borren

Pakistan - Shahid Afridi

South Africa - Graeme Smith

Sri Lanka - Kumar Sangakkara

West Indies - Darren Sammy

Zimbabwe - Elton Chigumbura

1000 ODI Runs in Calender Year 2009

Thousand ODI Runs in Calender Year 2009

MS Dhoni (India) 1198 Runs (29 ODI)

Ricky Ponting (Australia) 1198 Runs (29 ODI)

Michael Hussey (Australia) 1116 Runs (33 ODI)

Hamilton Masakadza (Zimbabwe) 1087 Runs (27 ODI)

Shane Watson (Australia) 1013 Runs (24 ODI)

Tillakratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) 1000 Runs (19 ODI)

Highest total Runs in an Inning of ODI

Highest total Run in an Inning of One Day International

Sri Lanka 443/9

South Africa 438/9

Australia 434/4

South Africa 418/5

India 414/7

India 413/5

Sri Lanka 411/8

New Zealand 402/2

Most Sixes in T20 International Career

Yuvraj Singh (India) 35 Sixes

Brendon McCullum (New Zealand) 28 Sixes

Chris Gayle (West Indiies) 24 Sixes

Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 23 Sixes

Rose Taylor (New Zealand) 23 Sixes

Captains for ICC T20 World Cup 2009

Captains for ICC Twenty 20 World Cup 2009


Australia - Ricky Ponting

Bangladesh - Mohammad Ashraful

England - Paul Collingwood

India - Mahendra singh Dhoni

Ireland - William Porterfield

Netherlands - Jeroen Smits

New Zealand - Daniel Vettori

Pakistan - Younis Khan

Scotland - Gavin Hamilton

South Africa - Graeme Smith

Sri Lanka - Kumar Sangakkara

West Indies - Chris Gayle

Lowest Team Total of an Inning ICC T20 World Cup 2007

Lowest Team Total of an Inning ICC T20 World Cup 2007


Kenya 73 against New Zealand

Bangladesh 83 Against Sri Lanka

Kenya 88 against Sri Lamka

Sri Lanka 101 against Australia

South Africa 116 / 9 against India

Highest Total of an inning of T20 World Cup 2007

Highest Team Total of an inning of Twenty 20 World Cup 2007


Sri Lanka 260 / 6 against Kenya

India 218 / 4 against England

South Africa 208 / 2 against West Indies

England 200 / 6 against India

New Zealand 190 / 10 against India

T20 World Cup 2009 Schedule

Twenty 20 World Cup June 2009 Schedule

England

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

Date	Lord's	Trent Bridge	The Oval
Fri, 5 June	Opening ceremony England v Netherlands 1730-2030
Sat, 6 June		India v Bangladesh 1730-2030	New Zealand v Scotland 1000-1300 Australia v West Indies 1330-1630
Sun, 7 June			South Africa v Scotland 1330-1630 England v Pakistan 1730-2030
Mon, 8 June		Ireland v Bangladesh 1330-1630 Australia v Sri Lanka 1730-2030
Tues, 9 June	Pakistan v Netherlands 1330-1630 New Zealand v South Africa 1730-2030
Wed, 10 June		Sri Lanka v West Indies 1330-1630 India v Ireland 1730-2030

Date	Lord's	Trent Bridge	The Oval
Thu, 11 June		D1 v A2 (1330-1630) B2 v D2 (1730-2030)
Fri, 12 June	B1 v C2 (1330-1630) A1 v C1 (1730-2030)
Sat, 13 June			C1 v D2 (1330-1630) D1 v B1 (1730-2030)
Sun, 14 June	A2 v C2 (1330-1630) A1 v B2 (1730-2030)
Mon, 15 June			B1 v A2 (1330-1630) B2 v C1 (1730-2030)
Tues, 16 June		D1 v C2 (1330-1630) D2 v A1 (1730-2030)

Semi Finals and Final

Date	Lord's	Trent Bridge	The Oval
Wed, 17 June	REST DAY	REST DAY	REST DAY
Thu, 18 June		Women's semi-final A1 v B2 (1330-1630) Men's semi-final E1 v F2 (1830-2030)
Fri, 19 June			Women's semi-final B1 v A2 (1330-1630) Men's semi-final F1 v E2 (1730-2030)
Sat, 20 June	REST DAY	REST DAY	REST DAY
Sun, 21 June	Women's final 1000-1300 Men's final 1500-1800 Closing ceremony

First Century in IPL

• Who hits first century in Indian Premier League?
  
  
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• Right Answer of the last asked Question is HERE:
  
  Which Player get highest times Man of the Match awards in One Day International cricket?
  
  Sachin Tendulkar (India) : Sachin Breaks Vivian Richards (West Indies) Record of Highest time Man of the Match in One Day International.
  
  
  
  
  

Four centuries in one ODI

• How many times Four centuries scored by both teams in an One-Day International match? Give answer in fully details.
  
  
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• Right Answer of last asked Question is Here........
  
  How many batsmen score Two triple Centuries in Test cricket career?
  
  
  Sir Donald Bradman (Australia) : 334 runs & 304 runs
  
  Brian Lara (West Indies) : 400* runs & 375 runs
  
  Virender Sehwag (India) : 309 runs & 319 runs
  
  
  
  Sir Donald Bradman
  
  
  
  
  Brian Lara
  
  
  
  
  
  Virender Sehwag
  

Double Centuries against New zealand

• Total How many double centuries scored by Indian batsmen against New Zealand in test matches?
  
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• Right Answer of last Question is here:
  
  First ICC champions trophy hosted by which country? in Which years ? who was the Winner?
  
  First ICC champions trophy hosted by Bangladesh in Dhaka in 1998, The Winner of that Tournament is South Africa, Winning Captain was Hansie Cronje.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Highest runs

• Which batsman score highest runs in the second inning of One Day International?
  
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• Answer of the last Quiz:
  
  At which place Sahara cup held? which teams were participate?
  
  And right answer is:
  
  Toronto(Canada), India and Pakistan.