Friday, February 18, 2011

World Cup 2011 Matches Schedule


Match
Date
Teams
Venue
1
19 Feb
India vs Bangladesh
Dhaka
2
20 Feb
New Zealand vs Kenya
Chennai
3
20 Feb
Sri Lanka vs Canada
Hambantota
4
21 Feb
Australia vs Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
5
22 Feb
England vs Netherlands
Nagpur
6
23 Feb
Pakistan vs Kenya
Hambantota
7
24 Feb
South Africa vs West Indies
New Delhi
8
25 Feb
Australia vs New Zealand
Nagpur
9
25 Feb
Bangladesh vs Ireland
Dhaka
10
26 Feb
Sri Lanka vs Pakistan
Colombo
11
27 Feb
India vs England
Kolkata*
12
28 Feb
West Indies vs Netherlands
New Delhi
13
28 Feb
Zimbabwe vs Canada
Nagpur
14
1 Mar
Sri Lanka vs Kenya
Colombo
15
2 Mar
England vs Ireland
Bangalore
16
3 Mar
South Africa vs Netherlands
Mohali
17
3 Mar
Pakistan vs Canada
Colombo
18
4 Mar
New Zealand vs Zimbabwe
Ahmedabad
19
4 Mar
Bangladesh vs West Indies
Dhaka
20
5 Mar
Sri Lanka vs Australia
Colombo
21
6 Mar
India vs Ireland
Bangalore
22
6 Mar
England vs South Africa
Chennai
23
7 Mar
Kenya vs Canada
New Delhi
24
8 Mar
Pakistan vs New Zealand
Pallekelle
25
9 Mar
India vs Netherlands
New Delhi
26
10 Mar
Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe
Pallekelle
27
11 Mar
West Indies vs Ireland
Mohali
28
11 Mar
Bangladesh vs England
Chittagong
29
12 Mar
India vs South Africa
Nagpur
30
13 Mar
New Zealand vs Canada
Mumbai
31
13 Mar
Australia vs Kenya
Bangalore
32
14 Mar
Pakistan vs Zimbabwe
Pallekelle
33
14 Mar
Bangladesh vs Netherlands
Chittagong
34
15 Mar
South Africa vs Ireland
Kolkata
35
16 Mar
Australia vs Canada
Bangalore
36
17 Mar
England vs West Indies
Chennai
37
18 Mar
Sri Lanka vs New Zealand
Mumbai
38
18 Mar
Ireland vs Netherlands
Kolkata
39
19 Mar
Australia vs Pakistan
Colombo
40
19 Mar
Bangladesh vs South Africa
Dhaka
41
20 Mar
Zimbabwe vs Kenya
Kolkata
42
20 Mar
India vs West Indies
Chennai
43
23 Mar
First Quarterfinal
Dhaka
44
24 Mar
Second Quarterfinal
Colombo
45
25 Mar
Third Quarterfinal
Dhaka
46
26 Mar
Fourth Quarterfinal
Ahmedabad
47
29 Mar
First Semifinal
Colombo
48
30 Mar
Second Semifinal
Mohali
49
02 Apr
FINAL
Mumbai
*To be confirmed. Most probably it would be played in M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru (Bangalore).

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Cricket World Cup 2011 venue: With India as the main host of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue includes stadiums of cities like Dhaka, Mumbai, Kolkata, Mohali, Colombo, Chennai, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, chittagong and Bangalore. Cricket World Cup 2011 venue also includes new venues like Pallekelle and Hambantota – both being in Sri Lanka.
Cricket World Cup 2011 teams: Cricket World Cup 2011 teams include 4 times winner Australia, 2 times winners West Indies, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, England and Kenya. Groups in which Cricket World Cup 2011 teams are divided:
Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.
Group B – India, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, West Indies, Netherlands and Ireland.
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Monday, February 14, 2011

SENSEX RISES MOST IN 4 MONTHS

On this valentine there was a good news for Indian people those who use to invest in Indian market.The Sensex rose 473 points to 18,202 and the Nifty advanced 146 points to 5,456 and this was the best result  since October 13, 2010.
All sectoral indices closed higher. The capital goods index surged 5.26 per cent mainly on account of L&T that rose 6.7 percent. Tata Motors finished 5.6 per cent higher on the back of better than expected quarterly results. That sent the auto index soaring 3.79 per cent.Banking, metals and power stocks also gained 3-4 per cent. Realty and IT stocks rose 2-3 per cent. Oil and gas stocks advanced close to 1 per cent.On the Sensex, 29 out of 30 stocks closed higher. DLF was the only loser. Jaiprakash Associates was the top gainer, rising 6.79 per cent.


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Sunday, February 6, 2011

NO ELECTRICITY IN BIHAR's VILLAGES

Yes it is true in this 21st century where we are seeing technology going to different height .But still in India there are villages which are not getting the electricity this means  after sunset their life virtually comes to a standstill and we say we are developing. Just think for a second how difficult it is to live without electricity and these people have to stay without it for the whole day.
                                    WHAT THE HELL OUR GOVERMENT IS DOING?
just think about life without electricity.Completely different ,so through this i convey to all people and our goverment please help poor 
                                             THEY REALLY NEED OUR HELP
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JUD CHIEF WARNS INDIA TO QUIT KASHMIR

Jamaat-u-Dawah(JUD) chief  Hazif Muhammad Saeed warned India to quit kashmir or get prepared for the war.Addressing a rally of about 20,000 supporters on the Mall, one of the main thoroughfares of Lahore, Saeed said in a belligerent tone: "I want to give a message to (Indian Prime Minister) Manmohan Singh  quit Kashmir or get ready to face a war".
They shouted for the slogan "Kashmir hamara  ha aur Kashmir  ki ajadi tak hamari jang rehagi ".Their chief also said "If freedom is not given to the Kashmiris, then we will occupy the whole of India including Kashmir. We will launch Ghazwa-e-Hind (the battle for India). Our homework is complete to get Kashmir,"
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Saturday, February 5, 2011

METRO REACHES DELHI AIRPORT

It has been reported that from 20th feb metro will reach the Delhi airport.The country's first such corridor, which connects the city's main shopping centre of Connaught Place to the Indira Gandhi International Airport.Passengers can even check the status of their flights at these swanky stations. To begin with, only a few airlines will set up their counters but the Delhi Airport Metro Express Private Ltd, the association that will run the Line, is confident that others will follow soon..
IT WILL JUST TAKE 20 MINS FOR METRO TO REACH AIRPORT FROM CONNAUGHT PLACE 
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