Twenty20 World Cup Venues 2009

Lords oval Trent Bridge

Lord's, The Oval and Trent Bridge have been chosen as the three venues for the ICC World Twenty20 2009.

The grounds, which are the homes of MCC/Middlesex, Surrey and Nottinghamshire respectively, were approved by the ICC.
Lord's, known as the Home of Cricket, will host the opening game as well as the final while the other two venues will host a semi-final.

Taunton, the home of Somerset, has been selected as the host ground for the Group Stage of the women's competition.
Known as the 'Home of Women's Cricket', Taunton will stage 12 games before the semi-finals are played at Trent Bridge and the Brit Oval. The final will be played at Lord's.

England Players for World Cup Twenty20 2009

The following 15 players have been selected in England's squad for the ICC World Twenty20 from June 5-21:
Paul Collingwood, captain (Durham)
James Anderson (Lancashire)
Ravi Bopara (Essex)
Stuart Broad (Nottinghamshire)
Andrew Flintoff (Lancashire)
James Foster (Essex)
Robert Key (Kent)
Dimitri Mascarenhas (Hampshire)
Eoin Morgan (Middlesex)
Graham Napier (Essex)
Kevin Pietersen (Hampshire)
Owais Shah (Middlesex)
Ryan Sidebottom (Nottinghamshire)
Graeme Swann (Nottinghamshire)
Luke Wright (Sussex)

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ICC World Twenty20 England 2009 Information

The ICC World Twenty20 England 2009 is going to take place in June 2009 and gives the opportunity to see the very top players in the world, signifying their countries, showcasing Twenty20 cricket on a worldwide stage.
It will be the second ICC World Twenty20 with the opening event taking place in South Africa in 2007, when India beated Pakistan in the final.
The 2009 occasion sees both the men’s and women’s contest integrated for the 1st time. The men’s contest format contains 12 teams, played across three venues – Lord’s, Trent Bridge and The Oval.
The women’s tournament consists of eight teams with the group stage games hosted at Taunton.
The semi-final days hosted at Trent Bridge and The Oval and the finals day hosted at Lord’s will bring the two tournaments together with the men’s matches following the women’s match on each match-day.
An important thing of the 2009 occasion is that the most of the match-days will comprises two games showcasing four different teams.
This double-header format allows audience to view two matches for the price of one match-day ticket.
Keep up to date with all the news ahead of the competition here.

Twenty20 World Cup Groups Chart wise

Group A	Group B	Group C	Group D
Bangladesh India Ireland	England Netherlands Pakistan	Australia Sri Lanka West Indies	New Zealand Scotland South Africa

Twenty20 World Cup Record - Batting, Bowling, Fielding

Twenty20 World Cup records
Batting
Most runs	Matthew Hayden	265 (2007)
Highest average	Brendan Taylor	107.00 (2007)
Highest score	Chris Gayle v South Africa	117 (2007)
Highest partnership	Chris Gayle & Devon Smith (1st Wicket) v South Africa	145
Most runs in a tournament	Matthew Hayden	265
Bowling
Bowling average	Ramnaresh Sarwan	5.00
Best bowling figures	Mark Gillespie v Kenya	4/7
Most wickets in a tournament	Umar Gul	13
Fielding
Most dismissals (wicket-keeper)	Adam Gilchrist	9
Most catches (fielder)	AB de Villiers	6
Team
Highest score	Sri Lanka v Kenya	260/6
Lowest score	Kenya v New Zealand	73

Twenty20 World Cup 2009 : Match schedule & start timings Chart

Date & Match Versus Venue Start Time
05 June 2009, M01 Eng vs Neld Lords 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
06 June 2009, M02 NZ vs Scld Oval 10.00am UK, 2.30pm India
06 June 2009, M03 Aus vs WI Oval 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
06 June 2009, M04 Ind vs Bng Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
07 June 2009, M05 RSA v Scld Oval 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
07 June 2009, M06 Eng v Pak Oval 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
08 June 2009, M07 Ireld vs Bng Nottingham 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
08 June 2009, M08 Aus vs SL Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
09 June 2009, M09 Pak v Neld Lords 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
09 June 2009, M10 NZ vs RSA Lords 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
10 June 2009, M11 SL vs WI Nottingham 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
10 June 2009, M12 Ind v Ireld Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
11 June 2009, M13 D1 vs A2 Nottingham 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
11 June 2009, M14 B2 vs D2 Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
12 June 2009, M15 B1 vs C2 Lords 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
12 June 2009, M16 A1 vs C1 Lords 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
13 June 2009, M17 C1 vs D2 Oval 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
13 June 2009, M18 B1 vs D1 Oval 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
14 June 2009, M19 A2 vs C2 Lords 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
14 June 1009, M20 A1 vs B2 Lords 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
15 June 2009, M21 B2 vs C1 Oval 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
15 June 2009, M22 B1 vs A2 Oval 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
16 June 2009, M23 D1 vs C2 Nottingham 1.30pm UK, 6.00pm India
16 June 2009, M24 D2 vs A1 Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
18 June 2009, M25 1st Semi-Final Nottingham 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
19 June 2009, M26 2nd Semi-Final Oval 5.30pm UK, 10.00pm India
21 June 2009, M27 Grand Final Lords 3.00pm UK, 7.30pm India.

2020 World Cup - 2009 - About Date and Timing

12 teams are separated into group 3 of the first stage, which - 2 teams will meet the criteria for the second round, where each team plays 3 matches before be eligible for the semi-finals. World Cup twenty-Twenty20 furniture has a odd pattern in which each qualified teams will play two teams who qualified to number 2 in their group, while 1 match with the winner of the third group .. In the same way - the team that meets the situation 2 in a group is allowed to play 2 games against group winners & 1 vs. 2 match team of a group. Depend on the marks of the first Twenty20 World Cup - India has been awarded the easiest group along with Norway and Ireland in the second Twenty20 World Cup to be played in England in June 2009. A 27-match tournament, which corresponds to start on 2 different times (5pm & 1:30, according to British timing) and to be scheduled on only 3 Stadiums throughout England. Note that the very last match will be played 2 hours earlier than usual night games and Nottingham in the ground, which is also known as the Trent Bridge is one of 3 places in England will host the cricket event.NoteGroup A = India, Bangladesh, IrelandGroup B = England, Pakistan, NetherlandsGroup C = Australia, Srilanka, West IndiesGroup D = New Zealand, South Africa, Scotland.To Get ICC World Twenty20 2009 - Tickets Click Here

2020 World Cup - Summary

Year	Host Nation(s)	Final Venue	Final
			Winner	Result	Runner-up
2007 Details	South Africa	Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	India 157 for 5 (20 overs)	India Won by 5 runs Scorecard	Pakistan 152 all out (19.3 overs)
2009 Details	England	Lord's, London	TBD	TBD	TBD
2010 Details	West Indies	TBC	TBD	TBD	TBD

2020 World Cup Hosts

The ICCC voted for the hosts of the tournament after examining the bids which was made by the nations keen to hold a Twenty20 World Championship. After South Africa, England will host in 2009 followed by West Indies in 2010, Sri Lanka in 2012 and Bangladesh in 2014. The ICC made a decision that South Africa and England should host the first two championships because they were the earliest adopters of the format.

2020 World Cup 2009

The 2009 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier was played between 2 August and 5 August 2008 in Stormont, Belfast in Northern Ireland. The six competiting teams were: Bermuda, Canada, Ireland, Kenya, The Netherlands and Scotland, with the top three earning a place at the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 in England. The contest was won by Ireland and the Netherlands, who shared the trophy after rain forced the final to be abandoned without a ball bowled. Both teams qualified for the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 finals in England. Due to the withdrawal of Zimbabwe from the competition, the two finalists are joined by third-placed Scotland.

The tournament format for the 2009 edition consisted of four stages:
Group Stage - Four groups of three teams (two seeds and one qualifier) with two games per team and the top two teams qualifying for the Super 8s.
"Super 8s" - Two four-team groups playing three games each. The make up of the groups was pre-decided based upon all seeds qualifying; if a seed failed to qualify the beneficiary took their allotted place in their respective group.
Semi-Finals - Group Winners playing the runner up of the other Super 8 Group.
Final

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2020 World Cup - History

The ICC World Twenty20 is the international championship of Twenty20 cricket. The occasion is organised by the sport's governing management, the International Cricket Council (ICC). The contest consists of 12 teams and is contested by all Test-playing nations plus qualifiers. The competition is usually going to take place around every two years.

The opening event, the 2007 ICC World Twenty20, was taken place in South Africa from 11-24 September 2007.
The competition was won by India, who become the first World T20 Champions after defeating Pakistan by 5 runs in the final at Johannesburg.