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World Cup 2011 Umpires

ICC Umpire selection panel has announced the 18 umpires’ team for the ICC World Cup 2011 which will start from 19 February, 2011 in Dhaka. Enamul Haque will be the reserve umpire at the World Cup who will officiate in the warm up matches and during the World Cup, if required. Out of 18 umpires’ team, 12 of them belong to Elite Panel of ICC Umpires while the rest umpires including reserve umpire Enamul Haque belong to International Panel of Umpires and referees.
The ICC Umpire selection panel consisted of David Richardson (ICC General Manager - Cricket), Srinivas Venkataraghavan (former elite panel umpire), David Lloyd (former player, coach, umpire and now television commentator) and Ranjan Madugalle (ICC Chief Match Referee). Among 18 umpires, 6 are from Asia, 5 from Australia, 3 from England, 2 from New Zealand and 1 each from South Africa and West Indies.
Among 6 Asian umpires, 2 are from India namely Shavir Tarapore and Amish Saheba, 2 from Pakistan namely Asad Rauf and Aleem Dar, 2 from Sri Lanka namely Ashoka de Silva and Kumar Dharmasena. Reserved umpire Enamul Haque has been selected from Bangladesh. It is very hard to say who will be the lime light among 18 umpires at World Cup 2011. But among these umpires some are extremely popular among cricket followers. Billy Bowden, Simon Tauffel, and Aleem Dar have their own charisma on the field and off the field.
Five referees are also selected by the ICC selection panel. All these selected referees belong to the Elite Panel of ICC Referees and are considered as the best cricket referees.

News

Team India’s Short Practice Camp for World Cup 2011 Begins A three day practice camp for India’s World Cup Squad began at NCA (National Cricket Academy), Bangalore. This practice camp will be crucial for team India as Praveen Kumar the spearhead of team India’s bowling has been ruled out of the World Cup squad due to elbow injury and most of the players recently recovered from their injuries. Read More...
Sreesanth in, Praveen out: Sreesanth replaces Praveen Kumar as the pacer Praveen Kumar is found unfit just before two weeks of world cup starting. Praveen Kumar, who was suffering with the elbow injury since a long time has been finally, ruled out from the world cup 2011 squad of India. Read More...
Michael Hussey and Nathan Hauritz Ruled Out From World Cup 2011: A big shock for Australia – Michael Hussey and Nathan Hauritz ruled out from the Australian Squad and therefore a big chance is in front of Callum Ferguson and Jason Krejza who have replaced them. Read More...
The Eden Gardens Lost India Vs England World Cup Match: ICC has decided to move the India Vs England World Cup Match out of the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Cricket Board of Bengal faced humiliation due to snail’s pace of renovation work progressing at the Eden Gardens.  On Thursday the ICC team carried out final inspection of the ground and declared it unfit for the World Cup matches. Read More...
Zimbabwes all rounder Sean Ervine left World Cup Squad: All-rounder Sean Ervine left the Zimbabwe’s World Cup squad for his personal reasons. On Wednesday, Zimbabwe Cricket has announced that Ervine will not be the part of Zimbabwe World Cup squad. While Sean’s younger brother Craig Ervine will be remained in the ICC World Cup 2011 squad. 28-year old Sean played 42 one-dayers and five tests from 2001-04. Read More...
Big lessons learnt before the next month’s world Cup: Dhoni - Despite the Pathan’s ton India lost the series against South Africa. India lost the final match by 33 runs and the series by 2-3. Dhoni is disappointed with the poor show of the batsmen. He said that India has learnt big lessons for the next month’s World Cup. Read More...
The New Infection in the Team-“Confidence”: Strange but true team India is enjoying the infection. From new comers to experienced players every player in team India is infected with “Confidence”- The new infection. That is why there are so many things happening in Indian team these days. Read More...
Cricket World Cup 2011 - The Countdown Has Begun:The countdown for this year’s most exciting event has been begun. The World Cup 2011 is exactly one month away and all the World Cup 2011 teams are now planning to get the cup this time. Read More...
Injuries are chasing Team India Players: Now this time team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni injured before the crucial clash between South Africa and Team India. By winning this match India can clinch its first ever series win in South Africa. But what’s about cricket world cup preparations.

Cricket World Cup 2011 Team

Players Profile

Sachin Tendulkar	Rahul Dravid	MS Dhoni	Gautam Gambhir
Zaheer Khan	Sehwag	Suresh Raina	Ishant Sharma
Pragyan Ojha	VVS Laxman	Sreesanth	Ricky Ponting
Shane Watson	Michael Hussey	Shahid Afridi	Abdul Razzaq
Shoaib Akhter	Grame Smith	Hashim Amla	Jacques Kallis
Daniel Vettori	Scott Styris	Brendon McCullum	Kevin Pietersen
Paul Collingwood	Andrew Strauss	Jayawardene	Sangakkara
Tillakaratne	Chanderpaul	Chris Gayle	Kieron Pollard
Shafiul Islam	Nazmul Hossain	Mohammad Ashraful	Tatenda Taibu
Brendan Taylor	Sean Williams	Collins Obuya	Steve Tikolo

Cricket World Cup 2011 Venue

Cricket World Cup 2011 Venue

2011 Cricket World Cup Schedule

Date

Teams

Venue

19-Feb

India vs Bangladesh

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

01-Mar

Sri Lanka vs Kenya

Colombo

02-Mar

England vs Ireland

Bangalore

03-Mar

South Africa vs Netherlands

Mohali

03-Mar

Pakistan vs Canada

Colombo

04-Mar

New Zealand vs Zimbabwe

Ahmedabad

04-Mar

Bangladesh vs West Indies

Dhaka

05-Mar

Sri Lanka vs Australia

Colombo

06-Mar

India vs Ireland

Bangalore

06-Mar

England vs South Africa

Chennai

07-Mar

Kenya vs Canada

New Delhi

08-Mar

Pakistan vs New Zealand

Pallekelle

09-Mar

India vs Netherlands

New Delhi

10-Mar

Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe

Pallekelle

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

14-Mar

Pakistan vs Zimbabwe

Pallekelle

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 Quarterfinal

Dhaka

24-Mar

Second Quarterfinal

Colombo

25-Mar

Third Quarterfinal

Dhaka

26-Mar

Fourth Quarterfinal

Ahmedabad

29-Mar

First Semifinal

Colombo

30-Mar

Second Semifinal

Mohali

02-Apr

FINAL

Mumbai

World Cup Cricket 2011 Teams Australia Ricky Ponting (Capt.) Tim Nielsen (Coach) Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan (Capt.) Jamie Siddons (Coach) Canada Ashish Bagai (Capt.} Dassanayake (Coach) England Andrew Strauss (Capt.) Andy Flower (Coach) India MS Dhoni (Capt.) Gary Kirsten (Coach) Ireland William Porterfield(Capt.) Phil Simmons (Coach) Kenya Jimmy Kamande (Capt.) Eldine Baptiste(Coach) Netherland Peter Borren (Capt.) Peter Drinnen (Coach) Newzealand Daniel Vettori (Capt.) John Wright (Coach) Pakistan Shahid Afridi (Capt.) Waqar Younis (Coach) South Africa Graeme Smith (Capt.) Corrie van Zyl (Coach) Srilanka Kumar Sangakkara (Capt.) Trevor Bayliss (Coach) West Indies Darren Sammy (Capt.) Ottis Gibson (Coach) Zimbabwe Elton Chigumbura(Capt.) Alan Butcher (Coach)