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The 2011 icc cricket world cup will be the tenth edition of Cricket World Cup, and will be take place by three South Asian Test cricket playing countries; India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh will be first time co-hosting a Cricket World Cup.
The logo of ICC cup shows a vivid color cricket ball reflecting color, movement and action. World cup 2011 contain 29 of the tournament's 49 matches will be played in India, 12 in Sri Lanka and eight in Bangladesh. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has organized the cricket world cup every four years. They handle all the requirements of this super event. The world cup 2011 has organized for the teams without test ranking and the top side from this global contest that gather in the UAE in 2009.
The ICC prefers to move around the venues between key cricket playing nations due to avoid intolerance. The terms of cricket world cup are always a deeply sought after event with major cricketing nations commanding for hosting rights. The ICC cricket world cup will be take place during the months of February and March 2011, with the opening match being played on 19 February 2011.
Cricket World Cup 2011 Venues
| Match no. |
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 |
Ahmadabad |
| 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 march |
Sri Lanka vs. Kenya |
Colombo |
| 15. |
2 march |
England vs. Ireland |
Bangalore |
| 16. |
3 march |
South Africa vs. Netherlands |
Mohali |
| 17. |
3 march |
Pakistan vs. Canada |
Colombo |
| 18. |
4 march |
New Zealand vs. Zimbabwe |
Ahmedabad |
| 19. |
4 march |
Bangladesh vs. West Indies |
Dhaka |
| 20. |
5 march |
Shri Lanka vs. Australia |
Colombo |
| 21. |
6 march |
India vs. Ireland |
Bangalore |
| 22. |
6 march |
England vs. South Africa |
Chennai |
| 23. |
7 march |
Kenya vs. Canada |
New Delhi |
| 24. |
8 march |
Pakistan vs. New Zealand |
Pallekelle |
| 25. |
9 march |
India vs. Netherlands |
New Delhi |
| 26. |
10 march |
Sri Lanka vs. Zimbabwe |
Pallekelle |
| 27. |
11 march |
West Indies vs. Ireland |
Mohali |
| 28. |
11 march |
Bangladesh vs. England |
Chittagong |
| 29. |
12 march |
India vs. South Africa |
Nagpur |
| 30. |
13 march |
New Zealand vs. Canada |
Mumbai |
| 31. |
13 march |
Australia vs. Kenya |
Bangalore |
| 32. |
14 march |
Pakistan vs. Zimbabwe |
Pallekelle |
| 33. |
14 march |
Bangladesh vs. Netherlands |
Chittagong |
| 34. |
15 march |
South Africa vs. Ireland |
Kolkata |
| 35. |
16 march |
Australia vs. Canada |
Bangalore |
| 36. |
17 march |
England vs. West Indies |
Chennai |
| 37. |
18 march |
Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand |
Mumbai |
| 38. |
18 march |
Ireland vs. Netherlands |
Kolkata |
| 39. |
19 march |
Australia vs. Pakistan |
Colombo |
| 40. |
19 march |
Bangladesh vs. South Africa |
Dhaka |
| 41. |
20 march |
Zimbabwe vs. Kenya |
Kolkata |
| 42. |
20 march |
India vs. West Indies |
Chennai |
| 43. |
23 march |
First Quarterfinal |
Dhaka |
| 44. |
24 march |
Second Quarterfinal |
Colombo |
| 45. |
25 march |
Third Quarterfinal |
Dhaka |
| 46. |
26 march |
Fourth Quarterfinal |
Ahmedabad |
| 47. |
29 march |
First Semi Final |
Colombo |
| 48. |
30 march |
Second Semi Final |
Mohali |
| 49. |
02 April |
Final |
Mumbai |
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