Cricket World Cup 2011 - Match Schedule

ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 match schedule

Groups:
A: Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya
B: India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands

Schedule:

Date Match Between Venue Group
19-Feb-11 India vs Bangladesh Dhaka Group B
20-Feb-11 New Zeland vs Kenya Chennai Group A
20-Feb-11 Sri Lanka vs Canada Hambantota Group A
21-Feb-11 Australia vs Zimbabwe Ahemdabad Group A
22-Feb-11 England vs Netherlands Nagpur Group B
23-Feb-11 Pakistan vs Kenya Hambantota Group A
24-Feb-11 South Africa vs West Indies New Delhi Group B
25-Feb-11 New Zealand vs Australia Nagpur Group A
25-Feb-11 Bangladesh vs Ireland Dhaka Group B
26-Feb-11 Sri Lanka vs Pakistan Colombo Group A
27-Feb-11 India vs England Kolkatta Group B
28-Feb-11 Zimbabwe vs Canada Nagpur Group A
28-Feb-11 West Indies vs Netherlands New Delhi Group B
1-Mar-11 Sri Lanka vs Kenya Colombo Group A
2-Mar-11 England vs Ireland Bengaluru Group B
3-Mar-11 South Africa vs Netherlands Mohali Group B
3-Mar-11 Pakistan vs Canada Colombo Group A
4-Mar-11 New Zealand vs Zimbabwe Colombo Group A
4-Mar-11 Bangladesh vs West Indies Dhaka Group B
5-Mar-11 Sri Lanka vs Australia Colombo Group A
6-Mar-11 India vs Ireland Bengaluru Group B
6-Mar-11 South Africa vs England Chennai Group B
7-Mar-11 Kenya vs Canada Delhi Group A
8-Mar-11 Pakistan vs New Zealand Kandy Group A
9-Mar-11 India vs Netherlands New Delhi Group B
10-Mar-11 Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe Kandy Group A
11-Mar-11 Ireland vs West Indies Mohali Group B
11-Mar-11 England vs Bangladesh Chittagong Group B
12-Mar-11 India vs South Africa Nagpur Group B
13-Mar-11 New Zeland vs Canada Mumbai Group A
13-Mar-11 Austria vs Kenya Bengaluru Group A
14-Mar-11 Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Kandy Group A
14-Mar-11 Bangladesh vs Netherlands Chittagong Group B
15-Mar-11 South Africa vs Ireland Kolkatta Group B
16-Mar-11 Australia vs Canada Bengaluru Group A
17-Mar-11 England vs West Indies Chennai Group B
18-Mar-11 Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Mumbai Group A
18-Mar-11 Ireland vs Netherlands Kolkatta Group B
19-Mar-11 Pakistan vs Australia Colombo Group A
19-Mar-11 Bangladesh vs South Africa Dhaka Group B
20-Mar-11 Zimbabwe vs Kenya Kolkatta Group A


Wednesday 23 Mar – First quarter-final, Dhaka
Thursday 24 Mar – Second quarter-final, Colombo
Friday 25 Mar – Third quarter-final, Dhaka
Saturday 26 Mar – Fourth quarter-final, Ahmedabad
Tuesday 29 Mar – First semi-final, Colombo
Wednesday 30 Mar – Second semi-final, Mohali
Saturday 2 April – Final, Mumbai

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