Twenty20 World Cup 2009, England Fixtures - 2nd ICC World Twenty20, 2009 - T20 WC Schudule

The ICC World Twenty20 2009 is a 20/20 cricket tournament scheduled to take place in England in June 2009. It will be the second World Twenty20 cricket. The tournament will have 12 teams. Here is complete fixtures of 2nd world events of T20 cricket. Twelve team divided in four groups A, B, C and D.

Group A - India (A1), Bangladesh (A2) and Ireland (A3)
Group B - Pakistan (B1), England (B2) and Netherlands (B3)
Group C - Australia (C1), Sri Lanka (C2) and West Indies (C3)
Group D - New Zealand (D1), South Africa (D2) and Scotland (D3)
Result: Pakistan winner of tournament, beat Sri Lanka in final

ICC World Twenty20, 2009

Jun-2009

Wed 03

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

Warm-Up 11 - India vs Pakistan
London, Manchester
India won by 9 wickets (with 3.0 overs remaining)

Wed 03
16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

Warm-up 12 - England vs West Indies
London, Manchester
England won by 9 wickets (with 5.2 overs remaining)

Fri 05

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

1st Match, Group B - England vs Netherlands
Lord's, London, Manchester
Netherlands won by 4 wickets (on last bal)

Sat 06
09:00 GMT, 10:00 local

2nd Match, Group D - New Zealand vs Scotland
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
New Zealand won by 7 wickets (with 1 overs remaning)

Sat 06
13:00 GMT, 14:00 local

3rd Match, Group C - Australia vs West Indies
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
West Indies Won by 7-wickets (with 4.1 overs remaining)

Sat 06

17:00 GMT, 18:00 local

4th Match, Group A - India vs Bangladesh
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
India won by 25 runs

Sun 07
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

5th Match, Group D - South Africa vs Scotland
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
South Africa won by 130-runs

Sun 07

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

6th Match, Group B - England vs Pakistan
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
England won by 48 runs

Mon 08
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

7th Match, Group A - Ireland vs Bangladesh
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
Ireland won by 6-wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

Mon 08

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

8th Match, Group C - Sri Lanka vs Australia
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
Srilanka won by 6 wickets (with 1 over remaning)

Tue 09
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

9th Match, Group B - Pakistan vs Netherlands
Lord's, London, Manchester
Pakistan won by 82 runs

Tue 09

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

10th Match, Group D - New Zealand vs South Africa
Lord's, London, Manchester
South Africa won by 1 run

Wed 10
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

11th Match, Group C - Sri Lanka vs West Indies
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
Sri Lanka won by 15-runs

Wed 10

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

12th Match, Group A - India vs Ireland
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
India won by 8-wickets (with 2.3 overs remaining)

Thu 11
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

13th Match, Group F - New Zealand vs Ireland
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
New Zealand won by 83 runs

Thu 11

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

14th Match, Group E - England vs South Africa
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
South Africa won by 7-wickets (with 1.4 over remaining)

Fri 12
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

15th Match, Group F - Pakistan vs Sri Lanka
Lord's, London, Manchester
Sri Lanka won by 19-runs

Fri 12

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

16th Match, Group E - India vs West Indies
Lord's, London, Manchester
West Indies Won by 7-wickets (with 1.2 over remaining)

Sat 13
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

17th Match, Group E - West Indies vs South Africa
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
South Africa won by 20 runs

Sat 13

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

18th Match, Group F - Pakistan vs New Zealand
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
Pakistan won by 6 wickets (with 6.5 overs remaining)

Sun 14
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

19th Match, Group F - Ireland vs Sri Lanka
Lord's, London, Manchester
Sri Lanka won by 9-runs

Sun 14

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

20th Match, Group E - England vs India
Lord's, London, Manchester
England won by 3-runs

Mon 15
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

21st Match, Group F - Ireland vs Pakistan
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
Pakistan win by 39 runs

Mon 15

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

22nd Match, Group E - England vs West Indies
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
West Indies won by 5-wickets (with 4 balls remaining), D/L Method

Tue 16
12:30 GMT, 13:30 local

23rd Match, Group F - Sri Lanka vs New Zealand
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
Sri Lanka won by 48-runs

Tue 16

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

24th Match, Group E - India vs South Africa
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
South Africa won by 12-runs

Thu 18

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

1st Semi-Final - South Africa vs Pakistan
Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Manchester
Pakistan won by 7-runs

Fri 19

16:30 GMT, 17:30 local

2nd Semi-Final - West Indies vs Sri Lanka
Kennington Oval, London, Manchester
Sri Lanka won by 57-runs

Sun 21
14:00 GMT, 15:00 local

The Final - Pakistan vs Sri Lanka
Lord's, London, Manchester
Pakistan win by 8-wickets (with 1.2 overs remaining)

Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by 8 wickets in the finals of World Cup T20. Sri Lanka having won all the previous matches was the favourite to win the title. But, Razzaq and Afridi rose to the big occasion to hand victory to Pakistan. Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bat. Dilshan, the highest run-getter in the tournament, was out in the first over for a duck. The Lankans also lost Mubarak and Jayawardena early. Sangakkara played a captain’s knock of unbeaten 64.

The team was tottering at 70 for 6, when Mathews joined his captain to partner him in a 68-run stand. Mathews notched up 35 runs. Sri Lanka scored 138/6. Razzaq claimed three wickets for 20 runs.

In reply, Pakistan started well with a 48-run opening partnership. Afridi came in at number 3 and batted sensibly to guide the team through. He paced his innings well, treating the ball on its merit. After Pakistan was 63/2, Malik came to the crease to support Afridi in an unbeaten stand of 76 runs for the third wicket. Afridi scored 54 off 40 balls with 2 fours and 2 sixes. It was a comfortable 8-wicket win for the team. Afridi was the man of the match. Dilshan, being the highest run-getter of the series, won the man of the series.

Final Match Summary

Sri Lanka: 138/6 (Sangakkara 64*, Mathews 35*, Razzaq 3/20)

Pakistan: 139/2 (Akmal 37, Afridi 54*)

Result: Pakistan won by 8 wickets

Man-of-the-match: Shahid Afridi

Man-of-the-series: Tillakaratne Dilshan

Final Venue: Lord’s, London (June 21, 2009)

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