Cricket World Cup 2011 Schedule

World Cup Cricket in Three Nations: India, Srilanka, Bangladesh

Venues in India: Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Mohali, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Mumbai

Venue in Sri Lanka: Colombo

Venues in Bangladesh: One from Dhaka, Fatullah or Mirpur.

Cricket Teams in Pool A: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.

Cricket Teams in Pool B: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands.

Cricket World Cup 2011 Schedule:

Total Matches - 49

League Matches - 42

Quarter Finals - 4

Semi Finals -2

Final Match - 1

Date - Match - Venue

19-Feb - Bangladesh vs India - Dhaka

20-Feb - New Zealand vs Kenya - Chennai

20-Feb - Sri Lanka vs Canada - Hambantota

21-Feb - Australia vs Zimbabwe - Ahmedabad

22-Feb - England vs Netherlands - Nagpur

23-Feb - Pakistan vs Kenya - Hambantota

24-Feb - South Africa vs West Indies - New Delhi

25-Feb - Australia vs New Zealand - Nagpur

25-Feb - Bangladesh vs Ireland - Dhaka

26-Feb - Sri Lanka vs Pakistan - Colombo

27-Feb - India vs England - Kolkata

28-Feb - West Indies vs Netherlands - New Delhi

28-Feb - Zimbabwe vs Canada - Nagpur

1-Mar - Sri Lanka vs Kenya - Colombo

2-Mar - England vs Ireland - Bangalore

3-Mar - South Africa vs Netherlands - Mohali

3-Mar - Pakistan vs Canada - Colombo

4-Mar - New Zealand vs Zimbabwe - Ahmedabad

4-Mar - Bangladesh vs West Indies - Dhaka

5-Mar - Sri Lanka vs Australia - Colombo

6-Mar - India vs Ireland - Bangalore

6-Mar - England vs South Africa - Chennai

7-Mar - Kenya vs Canada - New Delhi

8-Mar - Pakistan vs New Zealand - Pallekele

9-Mar - India vs Netherlands - New Delhi

10-Mar - Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe - Pallekele

11-Mar - West Indies vs Ireland - Mohali

11-Mar - Bangladesh vs England - Chittagong

12-Mar - India vs South Africa - Nagpur

13-Mar - New Zealand vs Canada - Mumbai

13-Mar - Australia vs Kenya - Bangalore

4-Mar - Pakistan vs Zimbabwe - Pallekele

14-Mar - Bangladesh vs Netherlands - Chittagong

15-Mar - South Africa vs Ireland - Kolkata

16-Mar - Australia vs Canada - Bangalore

17-Mar - England vs West Indies - Chennai

18-Mar - Sri Lanka vs New Zealand - Mumbai

18-Mar - Ireland vs Netherlands - Kolkata

19-Mar - Australia vs Pakistan - Colombo

19-Mar - Bangladesh vs South Africa - Dhaka

20-Mar - Zimbabwe vs Kenya - Kolkata

20-Mar - India vs West Indies - Chennai

23-Mar - First Quarter-final - Dhaka

24-Mar - Second Quarter-final - Colombo

25-Mar - Third Quarter-final - Dhaka

26-Mar - Fourth Quarter-final - Ahmedabad

29-Mar - First Semi-final - Colombo

30-Mar - Second Semi-final - Mohali

2-Apr-2011 - Final - Mumbai

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Madurai Vizha 2011 - My Experience

Dear all, I hope you all enjoyed our Madurai Vizha in Gandhi museum which was held on Jan 28 to 30th.It was totally focused on Cultural and Historical significance of Madurai.

We planned to visit that madurai vizha on friday, unfortunately we went there on jan 30th evening time.Before entering into that event we didnt expect this kind of events and audience over there.There was a big crowd in the ticket counter, then we entered into unexpected crowd.When we entered we saw Iyyanar statue at the entrance,then we could find Terracotta,Wood carving,Basket weaving,Javvu Mittai and some of the displays like Antique jewellery, Photographs, Movie screenings, Hand printed textiles, Ethnic designs, Literature and Photos depicting Madurai’s history.There were many girls surrounded for Kili Josiyam.We didn't missed out the puppet show performance.Finally we attracted by one bold voice,that was Dr. Gnanasambandham Pattimandram and we spent some time over there.We missed some competitions like Cooking, Kolam drawing, Hair dressing, Essay writing,quiz and also Heritage talk,gold making,Poikkaal Kudhirai Dance and Oyilaattam.That was a good experience with my friends during weekend time.

We expect this Madurai Vizha for the upcoming years.