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2011-11-22T17:28:00.000-08:00

The people & the objects in a photograph may change accordingly.., but the photographs taken makes them remain as such., without changes., in our memories.. They keep Memories Alive...

Photography is a vast world. There are many different types of photography and many different kinds of people that enjoy it. It’s a hobby that be relatively inexpensive or one that you can invest a lot of money on. Photos are so special because they give us memories of times and places and events in our lives. We can hold onto these memories forever with a photograph.

As much as people love photos, many people love taking them even more. Whether it’s a mother who takes photos at every of her children’s moments in life (first smile, first step, first spaghetti meal) or maybe it’s the father who never forgets his camera for a football or basketball game, or maybe it’s the young girl who loves nature hikes with her camera; these people are not exceptions. They all have an eye for those special moments and they all appreciate the camera’s ability to capture that moment and freeze it in time forever.

Nikon DI., the first DSLR to truly complete with,

and begin to replace, film cameras in the professional

photojournalism & sports photography fields..

The Contax S of 1949 - the first Pentaprism SLR...

Nikon F of 1959 - the first 35mm Film System Camera..

iphone 5 on its Final Stage

2011-07-07T06:47:00.000-07:00

There is a rumor on Mac news site 9to5Mac today regarding Apple’s fifth-generation iPhone – dubbed both the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4S depending on whom you believe – and how it has reached the final “AP” testing stage. “The next generation iPhone has reached the final testing stage (aka “AP” stage [Thanks, Chronic!]) and is now being carried around by high level Apple and carrier executives,” the report noted.
Apple’s next iPhone handset will be out n this September..

Apple Iphone4 Full specification

2011-05-25T23:18:00.000-07:00

IPhone 4 Features in Details: More Powerful, More Features, Easier to use
Retina Display: Highest Resolution, Sharpest, Vibrant display screen, with four times the pixel count of previous iPhone models.
FaceTime: Video Calling iPhone 4 to iPhone 4 over Wi-Fi. For using facetime you dont have to setup any account or name.
5 Megapixel Camera with illumination sensor & LED Flash for better image quality in low light conditions
HD Video Recording & Editing on the move
Front Camera for Video calling
Multitasking – Listen music, browse web and switch between apps easily
iBook now available for iPhone 4 – Buy book from iBook store and read it on all your apple devices…
Organize Applications into Folders
Built-in noise suppression makes phone calls easier to hear in crowded place like airport, market or any public space.

New Samsung Mobile News

2011-04-04T06:07:00.000-07:00

Samsung to showcase Galaxy Player at CES in January

SOUTH KOREA based electronic giant Samsung Electronics Co. has announced to launch a new Android-based Galaxy Player that will be showcased in January' 2011 at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Samsung's Galaxy Player, will be based on Galaxy S smartphone, without its mobile phone capabilities.
Samsung Galaxy Player will run Google's Android OS 2.2 Froyo, available in 8GB, 16GB or 32GB flash drives. It features also include SoundAlive audio enhancement technology, HD video playback, microSD card slot, a 1200mAh battery, Android Market and Samsung Apps access.
Samsung Galaxy Player will be 9. 9mm thick, weighs 121 grams with a 4-inch touch-screen LCD screen with WVGA resolution, a 3.2 megapixal rear camera with front facing camera for video calling. The device will also have Bluetooth 3.0 and built-in Wi-Fi, 1GHz Samsung Hummingbird processor, GPS.
The new product from Samsung, Galaxy Player will compete with Apple's iPod Touch. Korean based electronic giant has sold its 7-inch Galaxy Tab more than 1 million units worldwide within two months of first release. According to the reports, Samsung Galaxy will roll out in the market from April next year.
According to Samsung Hub, Samsung is also expected to show during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 2011 other Android PMPs like YP-G50 and hopefully the recently certified YP-GB70.

Samsung launches Galaxy Tab

KOREAN ELECTRONIC giant Samsung has launched Android powered Galaxy Tab tablet at an event at the Time Warner Center in US. Samsung Galaxy Tabs are Android 2.2-powered, touch screen tablets with 7-inch, 1024x600 screens. The Galaxy Tab was first announced in Europe.

Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet is 13 ounces in weigh and 12mm thick. It features include a 1.3 mega-pixel camera on the front and a 3MP rear-facing camera with LED flash and 720p video capture, 1 GHz Hummingbird processor, 2GB onboard and a pre-installed 16GB microSD card which can be expendable up to 32 GB and about 7 hours of battery life with the 4,000 mAh battery. It also offers 3D graphics and smooth Web browsing.

In the Galaxy Tab, Samsung has included the Social Hub and Daily Briefing for social networking services such as Facebook, Twitter and also include news feeds, weather information, stock quotes and calendar appointments. Korean electronic giant said its initial content partners include MTV, NBC, Paramount and Universal Home Entertainment. Samsung Media Hub will offers TV shows and movies to rent or to buy.

This tablet comes with Android 2.2 that will be upgradeable to Android 2.3 in the near future. The current Android version has been modified with some custom skins and applications. Most Android 2.2 apps developed using Google's guidelines for Android should scale properly when displayed on larger-screen devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, according to Samsung.

It features a calendar, email and instant messaging applications. It has a launcher for e-reading applications which starts PressDisplay when reading newspapers, Kobo when reading e-books, and Zinio when reading magazines.

Samsung Galaxy Tab will be available through four leading telecom giants of the US, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T. However, Samsung hasn't yet released pricing and release dates of Galaxy Tab, but it is expected to ship during the Christmas shopping season.

Samsung Epic 4G Vs iPhone 4G

Epic 4G sports AMOLED 4' screen. It measured 124.8 mm * 64.6 mm*14.2mm and weights 155 grams. Talking about iPhone 4, the screen of size is 3.5' and measured 115.2mm*58.6mm*49.3mm and weights only 137 grams.

RECENTLY SAMSUNG with the help of America's third-largest operator - Sprint eventually officially released latest smartphone -- Samsung Epic. As the name "the Epic", it is not only the perfectly followed the strong function of Galaxy S, and provided the support of the Wimax network on the basic of the slide-out QWERTY keyboard. So it became the first sided-out touch screen 4G smartphone in North American. What are main features of it? We are comparison with iPhone 4G.

Display

Epic 4G sports AMOLED 4” screen. It measured 124.8 mm * 64.6 mm*14.2mm and weights 155 grams. Talking about iPhone 4, the screen of size is 3.5” and measured 115.2mm*58.6mm*49.3mm and weighs only 137 grams.

At keyboard aspect, Epic has a QWERTY keyboard and iPhone 4 does not include a QWERTY keyboard.

Processor and Operating system

Epic will run Google’s Android 2.1 operating system which can be upgraded to Android 2.2 or Froyo in the future and it is equipped with 1 GHz Cortex A8 Hummingbird application processor with a six-axis accelerometer which is known for its speed.

And iPhone 4 comes with iOS 4 and is equipped with 1 GHz processor. But it could be able to offer you a lot more apps, sure enough, so many you won’t know what to do with them. The Epic is not going to offer you as many apps as the iPhone 4.

Connectivity

The Epic get access to 3G and 4G speeds, which should get you download speeds somewhere between 3-6Mbps (according to the release — your real world results will differ on a constant basis). It also be turned into a 3G/4G mobile hotspot, which will allow you to connect up to 5 WiFi-enabled devices at once. As for iPhone 4 finally support 802.11n.

Multimedia

Epic 4G comes with a dual camera with a 5MP and Flash (front facing:VGA) and the ability to record video at 720p. Samsung has its own version of DLNA sharing, called AllShare. You’ll be able to share your music, movies, and pictures on all DLNA-supported devices in your home, wirelessly. And one of the better reasons to do that is Samsung’s new Media Hub, which makes the Epic 4G the first and only 4G-enabled device that is fully optimized to serve HD-like entertainment on a handset’s screen. But most of movies are DVD format.

iPhone 4 also has the dual camera settings, the primary in the rear is 5MP with Flash and the front facing is a VGA for video chatting. iPhone 4G lets you record and edit incredible HD video and the popular tap to focus feature now works while recording video. You can use the iPhone 4G‘s LED flash for both still photography and video recording. The new iMovie? app for iPhone lets you combine movie clips, add dynamic transitions and themes and include photos and music, and users can buy it for just $4.99 through the App Store right on their phone.

Epic 4G comes with a 1500mAH battery (Stand by time and talk time has not been published.) and iPhone 4 incorporates a 1200mAH battery (its supports seven hours of talk time on 3G networks, up to 10 hours of web browsing on Wi-Fi and up to six hours on 3G, and up to 10 hours of video playback and up to 40 hours of audio playback).

Unfortunately, the Samsung Epic does not have photo and video geotagging like the iPhone 4. I would stick with the iPhone 4 since it does offer more of the latest specs. There is no info on when the Samsung Epic is going to become available or how much it is going to set. So, we have to wait and hope it could be published as soon as quickly!

Samsung launches dual SIM handset Guru E2152

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS has announced the launch of Dual Sim (GSM+GSM) handset, Samsung Guru E2152 for the Indian mobile customers, who are looking for low-cost phones. The latest handset from Samsung, Guru E2152 is 111.6X46.3X13.5mm slim and an LCD screen of 2" QQVGA , 262 K TFT screen.

Samsung Electronics, Director, Mobile and IT, Ranjit Yadav said during the launch of new mobile phone that India is the fastest growing in the dual SIM market and Guru dual SIM E2512 is an example of the innovative product launched by the company.

Samsung Guru E2152 features include a VGA camera (640x480 pixel) that can shoot videos at 15 fps, stereo FM radio, one touch music key, MP3 and MP4 player, MP3 ringtones and comes with inbuilt speakers. Connectivity features in this handset include support for GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP connectivity.

This dual SIM phone offers WAP, MMS and social networking services like Twitter, Facebook and Instant messengers like Yahoo, IM and BT Messenger. Samsung Guru E2152 also offers fake call activator and image editor. Users can store image files in JPEG, GIF, A-GIF, PNG & WBMP formats.

The Guru E2152 has a 100mAH battery that offers talk time for up to 11 hours. The phone has 7.5 MB of internal memory that can be expanded up to 2 GB. The phonebook & SMS memory has a capacity of storing 1000 entries. This Samsung Guru E2152 phone is available with a price tag of Rs. 3,550 for the Indian customers.

Sachin didn't see the Winning Shot

2011-04-04T06:01:00.001-07:00

Mumbai: Sachin Tendulkar didn't watch Mahendra Singh Dhoni's winning shot, a six over long on off Nuwan Kulasekara, that clinched India the World Cup final against Sri Lanka on Saturday night.

The batting maestro was inside the dressing room, his hands clasped, eyes shut and prayers on his lips. It was the deafening roar of the capacity crowd that shook him and made him realise that his life-long dream had been realised. "I was not listening to anything at that time. I was not watching too. I was just praying to God. I realised that we have won the Cup when the entire stadium went up in a cheer," Tendulkar said when MiD DAY caught up with him outside the dressing room at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday.

He played in five World Cups before without success. His dream was fulfilled on his home ground , the Wankhede Stadium. Then, in a matter of a few moments, he moved from being immersed in himself to being lost in the frenzy of celebration. "I am really speechless. I don't know what to say! It's a feeling which I can't explain in any language," he said.

"It is a different kind of feeling. I am on a high. I believe now I am living in a different planet. It feels as if I am flying high." As he hugged his teammates one by one, tears rolled down his cheeks.

Then, as he has done on every occasion of reaching a milestone, he remembered his late father. "Khushi ke aansu bhi hote hain. Yeah, if he were here, he would have been the happiest person. He is always in my mind," Tendulkar said.

True heroes
Tendulkar was touched when the group of NSG commandos tasked with protecting him requested to be photographed with him and his family. Tendulkar immediately went into the dressing room and returned with son Arjun. Father and son posed with the commandos for the picture. "They are the real heroes. They defend our nation," the premier batsman said. The members of the Indian team might disagree, though. For them, he was God, the reason they played and won the coveted title. "I am not at all a special person. It was a nice gesture by the teammates. If you are talking about special, our nation is special. The people of our nation are special. We won the World Cup for them," Tendulkar said.

Tendulkar praised man of the tournament, Yuvraj Singh: He has been absolutely wonderful," he said.

India vs Srilanka Cricket History

2011-04-01T08:50:00.000-07:00

India vs Sri Lanka

Sanath Jayasuriya remains the only Sri Lankan batsman to score a triple hundred and also the only batsman in Sri Lanka-India Test series. Jayawardene is the only Sri Lankan batsman to score double hundreds on two occasions.
Virender Sehwag is the only Indian batsman to score double hundreds on two occasions - 293 in 2009 and 201* at Galle in Jul 2008. Sehwag's 293 is the highest individual score by an Indian batsman against Lanka.
Sachin Tendulkar has scored eight hundreds which is not only the Indian record for most hundreds against Sri Lanka but also a record in Sri Lanka-India Test series. MS Dhoni is the lone Indian wicket-keeper to score two hundreds against Sri Lanka.
Muttiah Muralidaran of Sri Lanka {97}, A Kumble of India {74} and Harbhajan Singh of India {50} are the three bowlers who have captured fifty plus wickets in India-Sri Lanka Test series.
There are three occasions of a Sri Lankan bowler capturing ten or more wickets against India. 11 for 110 by Muralitharan in 2008, 11 for 196 by Muralidaran in 2001 and 10 for 209 by Mendis in 2008.
Rangana Herath returned with figures of 240 runs in 53 overs to be the most expensive bowling figures in terms of runs conceded by a Sri Lankan bowler against India.
Mohammad Azharuddin of India with 27 catches and Hasan Tilakaratne of Sri Lanka with 16 catches hold the record for most number of catches by a Indian fieldsman and by an Sri Lankan fieldsman respectively in Sri Lanka-India Tests.
SAR Silva of Sri Lanka with 22 dismissals and Nayan Mongia of India with 18 dismissals hold the record for most dismissals by a Sri Lankan wicket-keeper and by an Indian wicket-keeper respectively in Sri Lanka-India Tests.
Sri Lankan batsmen have posted 33 three-figure partnerships against India. 576 runs for the second-wicket between Sanath Jayasuriya and Roshan Mahanama in 1997 represent the highest three figure partnership against India.
Indian batsmen have posted 43 three-figure partnerships against Sri Lanka. 272 runs for the sixth-wicket between Azharuddin and Kapil Dev in 1996 represent the highest three figure partnership against Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka in India (1982/83)

Only Test at Chennai - Sep 17-22, 1982, Match drawn (Sri Lanka 346 and 394; Ind 566/6d and 135/7)

Result Drawn 1

India in Sri Lanka (1985)

1st Test at Colombo (SSC) - Aug 30-Sep 4, 1985, Match drawn (Ind 218 and 251; SL 347 and 61/4)
2nd Test at Colombo (PSS) - Sep 6-11, 1985, Sri Lanka won by 149 runs (SL 385 and 206/3d; Ind 244 and 198)
3rd Test at Kandy - Sep 14-19, 1985, Match drawn (Ind 249 and 325/5d; SL 198 and 307/7)

Result Sri Lanka 1, Drawn 2

Sri Lanka in India (1986/87)

1st Test at Kanpur - Dec 17-22, 1986, Match drawn (SL 420; Ind 676/7)
2nd Test at Nagpur - Dec 27-31, 1986, India won by an innings and 106 runs (SL 204 and 141; Ind 451/6d)
3rd Test at Cuttack - Jan 4-7, 1987, India won by an innings and 67 runs (Ind 400; SL 191 and 142 (f/o)

Result India 2, Drawn 1

Sri Lanka in India (1990-91)

Only Test at Chandigarh - Nov 23-27, 1990, India won by an innings and 8 runs (Ind 288; SL 82 and 198 (f/o)

Result India 1

India in Sri Lanka (1993)

1st Test at Kandy - Jul 17-22, 1993, Match drawn (SL 24/3)
2nd Test at Colombo (SSC) - Jul 27-Aug 1, 1993, India won by 235 runs (Ind 366 and 359/4d; SL 254 and 236)
3rd Test at Colombo (PSS) - Aug 4-9, 1993, Match drawn (SL 351 and 352/6; Ind 446)

Result India 1, Drawn 2

Sri Lanka in India (1993/94)

1st Test at Lucknow - Jan 18-22, 1994, India won by an innings and 119 runs (Ind 511; SL 218 and 174 (f/o))
2nd Test at Bangalore - Jan 26-30, 1994, India won by an innings and 95 runs (Ind 541/6d; SL 231 and 215 (f/o))
3rd Test at Ahmedabad - Feb 8-12, 1994, India won by an innings and 17 runs (SL 119 and 222; Ind 358)

Result India 3

India in Sri Lanka (1997)

1st Test at Colombo (RPS) - Aug 2-6, 1997, Match drawn (Ind 537/8d; SL 952/6d)
2nd Test at Colombo (SSC) - Aug 9-13, 1997, Match drawn (SL 332 and 415/7d; Ind 375 and 281/5)

Result Drawn 2

Sri Lanka in India (1997/98)

1st Test at Mohali - Nov 19-23, 1997, Match drawn (SL 369 and 251/6; Ind 515/9d)
2nd Test at Nagpur - Nov 26-30, 1997, Match drawn (Ind 485)
3rd Test at Mumbai - Dec 3-7, 1997, Match drawn (Ind 512 and 181/9d; SL 361 and 166/7)

Result Drawn 3

Asian Test Championship in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka (1998/99)

1st Match: India v Pakistan at Kolkata - Feb 16-20, 1999, Pakistan won by 46 runs (Pakistan 185 and 316; Ind 223 and 232)
2nd Match at Colombo (SSC) - Feb 24-28, 1999, Match drawn (Ind 518/7d and 306/5; SL 485)
3rd Match: Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Lahore - Mar 4-8, 1999, Match drawn (Pakistan 398 and 314/8d; SL 328 and 165/2)
Final: Pakistan v Sri Lanka at Dhaka - Mar 12-15, 1999, Pakistan won by an innings and 175 runs (SL 231 and 188; Pakistan 594)

Winner Pakistan

India in Sri Lanka (2001)

1st Test at Galle - Aug 14-17, 2001, Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets (Ind 187 and 180; SL 362 and 6/0)
2nd Test at Kandy - Aug 22-25, 2001, India won by 7 wickets (SL 274 and 221; Ind 232 and 264/3)
3rd Test at Colombo (SSC) - Aug 29-Sep 2, 2001, Sri Lanka won by an innings and 77 runs (Ind 234 and 299; SL 610/6d)

Result Sri Lanka 2, India 1

Sri Lanka in India (2005/06)

1st Test at Chennai - Dec 2-6, 2005, Match drawn (Ind 167; SL 168/4)
2nd Test at Delhi - Dec 10-14, 2005, India won by 188 runs (Ind 290 and 375/6d; SL 230 and 247)
3rd Test at Ahmedabad - Dec 18-22, 2005, India won by 259 runs (Ind 398 and 316/9d; SL 206 and 249)

Result India 2, Drawn 1

India in Sri Lanka (2008)

1st Test at Colombo (SSC) - Jul 23-26, 2008, Sri Lanka won by an innings and 239 runs (SL 600/6d; Ind 223 and 138 (f/o))
2nd Test at Galle - Jul 31-Aug 3, 2008, India won by 170 runs (Ind 329 and 269; SL 292 and 136)
3rd Test at Colombo (PSS) - Aug 8-11, 2008, Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets (Ind 249 and 268; SL 396 and 123/2)

Result Sri Lanka 2, India 1

Sri Lanka in India (2009/10)

1st Test at Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad - Nov 16-20, 2009, Match drawn (Ind 426 and 412/4; SL 760/7d)
2nd Test at Green Park, Kanpur - Nov 24-27, 2009, India won by an innings and 144 runs (Ind 642; SL 229 and 269 (f/o))
3rd Test at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai - Dec 2-6, 2009, India won by an innings and 24 runs (SL 393 and 309; Ind 726/9d)

Result India 2, Drawn 1

India in Sri Lanka (2010)

1st Test at Galle International Stadium, Galle, Jul 18-22, 2010, Sri Lanka won by 10-wickets (SL 520/8d; Ind 276 and 338 f/o)
2nd Test at Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo, Jul 26-30, 2010, Match drawn (SL 642/4d and 129/3d; Ind 707)
3rd Test at P Sara Oval, Colombo, Aug 03-07, 2010, India won by 5-wickets (SL 425 and 267; IND 436 and 258/5)

Result Sri Lanka 1, India 1, Drawn 1

Overall Test Records (Since 1982)

S#	Year	Venue	Total	India	Sri Lanka	Drawn
1.	1982/83	India	1	-	-	1
2.	1985	Sri Lanka	3	-	1	2
3.	1986/87	India	3	2	-	1
4.	1990/91	India	1	1	-	-
5.	1993	Sri Lanka	3	1	-	2
6.	1993/94	India	3	3	-	-
7.	1997	Sri Lanka	2	-	-	2
8.	1997/98	India	3	-	-	3
9.	1998/99	Asian Test Championship	1	-	-	1
10.	2001	Sri Lanka	3	1	2	-
11.	2005/06	India	3	2	-	1
12	2008/09	Sri Lanka	3	1	2	-
13.	2009/10	India	3	2	0	1
14.	2010/11	Sri Lanka	3	1	1	1
	Total		35	14	6	15
First match: Only Test at Chennai - Sep 17-22, 1982, Match drawn Last match: 3rd Test at P Sara Oval, Colombo, Aug 03-07, 2010, India won by 5-wickets \|

India v Sri Lanka - One Day International Records (Since 1979)

Total Match - 128
India Won - 67
Sri Lanka - 50
No Result - 11

First match - Jun 16-18, 1979, Manchester, Sri Lanka won by 47 runs
Last match - Final, Tri series Aug 28, 2010, Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Dambulla Sri Lanka won by 74-runs.

Sri Lanka v India - Twenty20 International Records (Since 2009)

Total Match - 4

India Won - 2

Sri Lanka Won - 2

First game: India won by 3-wickets (four balls remaining), Colombo, February 10, 2009.
Last game: 23rd Match, Group F, ICC World Twenty20, 2010 - Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets at Beausejour Cricket Ground, St. Lucia, May 11, 2010 |

India Vs Australia Cricket History

2011-03-23T02:28:00.000-07:00

India v Australia

India in Australia (1947-48)

Australia won 5 Test match series by 4-0. First Test at Brisbane Australia won by an innings and 226 runs (Australia 382/8d; India 58 and 98 f/o). Second Test at Sydney drawn (India 188 and 61/7; Australia 107) while 3rd Test at Melbourne Australia won by 233 runs (Australia 394 and 255/4d; India 291/9d and 125). Fourth Test at Adelaide Australia won by an innings and 16 runs (Australia 674; India 381 and 277 f/o). 5th Test at Melbourne Australia won by an innings and 177 runs (Australia 575/8d; India 331 and 67 f/o)

Result Australia 4, India 0, Drawn 1

Australia in India (1956-57)

First Test at Madras, Australia won by an innings and 5 runs (India 161 and 153; Australia 319). Second Test Bombay end with drawn (India 251 and 250/5; Australia 523/7d) and final Test in Calcutta, Australia won by 94 runs (Australia 177 and 189/9d; India 136 and 136). Benaud finished the series with 23 wickets.

Result Australia 2, India 0, Drawn 1

Australia in India (1959-60)

First Test at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi Australia won by an innings and 127 runs (India 135 and 206; Australia 468). At Kanpur, second Test India won by 119 runs (India 152 and 291; Australia 219 and 105), this is India's first Test victory against Aussie. 3rd Test in Bombay drawn (India 289 and 226/5d; Australia 387/8d and 34/1). Forth Test in Madras Australia won by an innings and 55 runs (Australia 342; India 149 and 138 f/o) and final Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta drawn (India 194 and 339; Australia 331 and 121/2)

Result Australia 2, India 1, Drawn 2

Australia in India (1964-65)

At Madras, first Test Australia won by 139 runs (Australia 211 and 397; India 276 and 193). 2nd Test at Brabourne Stadium, Bombay India won by 2 wickets (Australia 320 and 274; India 341 and 256/8) while third Test in Calcutta Match drawn (Australia 174 and 143/1; India 235) and the series was tied 1-1.
Highlights: India save series first time against Australia.

Result Australia 1, India 1, Drawn 1

India in Australia (1967-68)

Australia cleansweep India won the series 4-0. First Test match at Adelaide Oval Australia won by 146 runs (Australia 335 and 369; India 307 and 251). 2nd Test at Melbourne Australia won by an innings and 4 runs (India 173 and 352; Australia 529). 3rd Test at Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane Australia won by only 39 runs (Australia 379 and 294; India 279 and 355) and final Test at Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia won by 144 runs (Australia 317 and 292; India 268 and 197)

Result Australia 4 India 0, Drawn 0

Australia in India (1969-70)

First Test played at Bombay Australia won by eight wickets (India 271 and 137; Australia 345 and 67/2). The second Test, a low-scoring draw (India 320 and 312/7d; Australia 348 and 95/0). India won Delhi Test by seven wickets (Australia 296 and 107; India 223 and 181/3) and leveled the series 1-1, this match is debut match of Gundappa Viswanath. At Kolkata Australia bounced back with a ten-wicket win (India 212 and 161; Australia 335 and 42/0). In the final Test at Chennai Australian beat India by 77-runs (Australia 258 and 153; India 163 and 171)

Result Australia 3, India 1, Drawn 1

India in Australia (1977-78)

First Test match at Brisbane Australia won by 16-run (Australia 166 and 327; India 153 and 324). In Perth Test Australia went up 2-0 (India 402 and 330/9d; Australia 394 and 342/8). Bedi took ten, Mohinder Amarnath had scores of 90 and 100, and Gavaskar hit 127 but finally Australia to victory. Melbourne Test, Gavaskar his a third century Test, Chandrasekhar capturing 6 for 52 in both innings, as India won by 222 runs (India 256 and 343; Australia 213 and 164). This is India's first victory in Australia. At Sydney India won again and levelled the series by an innings and 2 runs (Australia 131 and 263; India 396/8d). Australia came back hard at Adelaide, and won the match by 47-run (Australia 505 and 256; India 269 and 445) and win the series by 3-2.
Highlights: Sunil Gavaskar hit three hundreds Down Under in 1977-78 but Australia won 3-2

Result Australia 3, India 2, Drawn 0

Australia in India (1979-80)

This was Australia's first tour of India in ten years, six months after the dispute with Kerry Packer's World Series had been settled. India seal six Test match series by 2-0. First two Test match were drawn at Madras (Australia 390 and 212/7; India 425) and Bangalore (Australia 333 and 77/3; India 457/5d). India won Kanpur Test by 153-runs (India 271 and 311; Australia 304 and 125). The fourth and fifth Test at Delhi (India 510/7d; Australia 298 and 413 f/o) and Calcutta (Australia 442 and 151/6d; India 347 and 200/4) draw as well. India went into the final Test at Bombay (Now Mumbai) in a position from which they could not lose the series. India won by an innings and 100 runs (India 458/8d; Australia 160 and 198 f/o).
Highlights: India' first time won Test series against Australia

Result India 2, Australia 0, Drawn 4

India in Australia (1980-81)

Three Test match series drawn at 1-1. First Test at Sydney Australia win by an innings & 4-runs (India 201 and 201; Australia 406), while as second Test match played at Adelaide was a draw (Australia 528 and 221/7d; India 419 and 135/8). But the third Test match at Melbourne India won 59-runs (India 237 and 324; Australia 419 and 83). Australia all out in second innings only 83 runs.

Result India 1, Australia 1, Drawn 1

India in Australia (1985-86)

All Test matches played at Adelaide (Australia 381 and 17/0; India 520), Melbourne (Australia 262 and 308; India 445 and 59/2) and Sydney have draw (India 600/4d; Australia 396 and 119/6 f/o). Australia save last Test match after follow-on.

Result Australia 0, India 0, Drawn 3

Australia in India (1986-87)

History was made on September 22 at the Chepauk Stadium when only the second Test in history was tied. India needed four runs from the final over of the day but their chance as Maninder Singh was given lbw to the last ball of the game with the scores level (Australia 574/7d and 170/5d; India 397 and 347). It was a thrilling climax. Other two Test played at Bombay (Australia 207/3d; India 107/3) and Delhi end with draw (Australia 345 and 216/2; India 517/5d). In One-day series India beat Australia by 3-2.
Highlights: Maninder Singh protests at being given out lbw to Greg Matthews as the Test ends in a tie, only the second test was tied.

Result
Tests: Australia 0, India 0, Tie 1, Drawn 2

ODIs: India 3 Australia 2

India in Australia (1991-92)

Excellent bowling from Craig McDermott and Bruce Reid consigned India to ten and eight wicket defeats at Brisbane (India 239 and 156; Australia 340 and 58/0) and Melbourne (India 263 and 213; Australia 349 and 128/2), but come Sydney and a 19-year-old dazzled in a draw (Australia 313 and 173/8; India 483). Sachin Tendulkar, on a slow track, hit what many regard as his best Test innings, a brilliant 148. The fourth Test at Adelaide was a tight contest, but Australia came back from a poor first-innings to make 451 and won by 83 runs (Australia 145 and 451; India 225 and 333). Tendulkar hit another sublime century at Perth but Mike Whitney's bowling outshone him and hundreds to Boon, Jones and Tom Moody resulted in a 300-run victory (Australia 346 and 367/6d; India 272 and 141).

Result Australia 4, India 0, Drawn 1

Australia in India (1996-97) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Australia's attempt to record a first Test success in India since 1969-70 were dashed as India won the one-off at Delhi by seven wickets (Australia 182 and 234; India 361 and 58/3). Anil Kumble took 4 for 63 (and 5 for 67 in second inning) to bowl Australia out for 182 on day one. Nayan Mongia took advantage of depleted bowling attack to hit his only Test hundred, adding 131 for the 2nd wicket partnership with Sourav Ganguly. India crossed the target of 58 for 3 in 13.2 overs .

Result India 1, Australia 0, Drawn 0

Australia in India (1997-98) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Warne got his man for just 4 in the first innings of the opener at Chennai as India made 257 but Tendulkar replied in the second innings with a brilliant unbeaten 155 that included four sixes and 14 fours. India won first two Test matches at Chennai (India 257 and 418/4d; Australia 328 and 168) and Kolkata (Australia 233 and 181; India 633/5d). Tendulkar hit 177 in the final Test at Bangalore but Mark Waugh's 153 not out and Michael Kasprowicz's 5 for 28 earned Australia a consolation victory (India 424 and 169; Australia 400 and 195/2).
Highlights: Series known as Tendulkar v Warne series

Result India 2, Australia 1, Drawn 0

India in Australia (1999-2000) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Australia washout India by 3-0, but Sachin Tendulkar declared Man of the Series for brilliant batting. First Test at Adelaide Australia won by 285-runs (Australia 441 and 239/8d; India 285 and 110) and second Test won by 180-runs at Melbourne (Australia won by 180 runs). At Sydney Test Australia beat India by 141-runs (India 150 and 261; Australia 552/5d).

Result Australia 3, India 0, Drawn 0

Australia in India (2000-01) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

This series best series in the World of all time. Australia won first Test at Mumbai by 10 wickets in three days (India 176 and 219; Australia 349 and 47/0). Kolkata Test India won by 171 runs (Australia 445 and 212; India 171 and 657/7d f/o), India were staring at defeat after following-on. Enter Laxman, who scripted a flawless 281 in a 376-run stand with Rahul Dravid, whose 180 was perhaps the best supporting act in history. A zestful Harbhajan Singh, who took India's first hat-trick in the first innings, took 6 for 73. At Chennai, Harbhajan taking 15 wickets and Tendulkar hitting 126 after Hayden's first double-century, in a pulsating two-wicket win (Australia 391 and 264; India 501 and 155/8). In One-day International Australia beat India by 3-2.
Highlights: VVS Laxman's epic 281 at Kolkata spurred India to a fantastic series win. Also popular first Harbhajan Singh took hat-trick in Kolkata Test

Result
Tests: India 2, Australia 1, Drawn 0

ODIs: Australia 3, India 2

India in Australia (2003-04) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

A four Test match series have drawn. First Test at Brisban intrupted by rain, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly hits a century (Australia 323 and 284/3d; India 409 and 73/2). In the second Test Australia were looking ominous at 400 for 5 but Kumble's five got them to 556 and Indian inning one time India lose five wicket under 100 runs before Dravid's heroics toppled the hosts. His 233 and Laxman's 148 took India to 523 and Ajit Agarkar's 6 for 41 shot Australia out for 196, setting India 230 to win. True to form, Australia fought hard but Dravid's unbeaten 72 sealed a fantastic win by 4 wickets (Australia 556 and 196; India 523 and 233/6). Australia bounce back Boxing Day Test and level the series by 1-1. Sehwag thrilled with a first-day 195. Ponting's second consecutive double-century powered Australia to 558 and an eventual nine-wickets win (India 366 and 286; Australia 558 and 97/1). The final Test at Sydney (India 705/7d and 211/2d; Australia 474 and 357/6), Waugh's home farewell, saw India put up their highest score, 705 for 7, Tendulkar's unbeaten 241 and Laxman's classy 178, but Australia save the match in final day and series end at 1-1.

Result Australia 1, India 1, Drawn 2

Australia in India (2004-05) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Australia won the first Test at Bangalore by 217 (Australia 474 and 228; India 246 and 239). Michael Clarke's 151 and Gilchrist's murderous 104, while Harbhajan excelled with 11 wickets in the match. Second Test match rain scuppered a classic as the India teams moved to Chennai (Australia 235 and 369; India 376 and 19/0). Kumble took 7 for 48 and Virender Sehwag blazed 155 out of India's first-innings. Australia seal the series with big win at Nagpur (Australia 398 and 329/5d; India 185 and 200 ) that was highlighted by Martyn and Clarke. The final Test, on a minefield of a pitch at the Wankhede Stadium, went India's way as Australia were bowled out for 93 in a low-scoring thriller. India win by 13-run (India 104 and 205; Australia 203 and 93), Tendulkar and Laxman scripted fighting half-centuries before Clarke nipped out six wickets, but Harbhajan and Murali Kartik bowled very well Australia bowled out on 93.

Result Australia 2, India 1, Drawn 1

India in Australia (2007-08) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Australia won the first two Test matches at Melbourne (Australia 343 and 351/7d; India 196 and 161) and Sydney (Australia 463 and 401/7d; India 532 and 210). The Sydney Test end at second last over of the match. Sydney Test popular for bad umpiring, umpires given 11 wrong decision in this Test match, 10 decision favour of Australia and only one decision favour of Indian. India bounce back at world fastest pitch at Perth and beat Australia first time at Perth (India 330 and 294; Australia 212 and 340). Last test match at Adelaide end with draw (India 526 and 269/7d; Australia 563).
Highlight: Bad umpiring and superb bowling by Ishant Sharma, specially an 8 overs spell against Australia captain Ricky Pointing

Result Australia 2, India 1, Drawn 1

Australia in India (2008-09) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

First Test at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, Oct 09-13, 2008, Drawm (Australia 430 and 228/6d; India 360 and 177/4).
2nd Test at PCA Stadium, Mohali, Oct 17-21, 2008, India beat World Champions by 320 runs (India 468 and 314/3d; Australia 268 and 195).
Third Test at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi, Oct 29-Nov 02, 2008, Drawm (India 613/7d and 208/5d; Australia 577 and 31/0).
4th Test at Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur, Nov 06-10, 2008, India beat Australia by 172 runs (India 441 and 295; Australia 355 and 209).

Result India 2, Australia 0, Drawn 2

Highlights This is last series of Sourav Ganguly and Anil Kumble. Man of the Series - Ishant Sharma
Captain: Australia - Ricky Ponting, India - Anil Kumble for 1st and 3rd Test, while MS Dhoni for 2nd and 4th Test.

Australia in India (2010-11) Border-Gavaskar Trophy

1st Test at PCA Stadium, Mohali, Oct 01-05, 2010, India won by one wicket (Australia 428 and 192; India 405 and 216/9).
2nd Test at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, Oct 09-13, 2010, India won by seven wickets (Australia 478 and 223; India 495 and 207/3).

Result India 2

Highlights Sachin Tendulkar complete 14000 runs in Test cricket. Man of the Series - Sachin Tendulkar
Captain: Australia - Ricky Ponting, India - MS Dhoni.

Overall Test Records (1947/48-2008/09)

S#	Year	Venue	Total Played	India	Australia	Drawn
1.	1947/48	Australia	5	-	4	1
2.	1956/57	India	3	-	2	1
3.	1959/60	India	5	1	2	2
4.	1964/65	India	3	1	1	1
5.	1967/68	Australia	4	-	4	-
6.	1969/70	India	5	1	3	1
7.	1977/78	Australia	5	2	3	-
8.	1979/80	India	6	2	-	4
9.	1980/81	Australia	3	1	1	1
10.	1985/86	Australia	3	-	-	3
11.	1986/87	India	3	-	-	3*
12.	1991/92	Australia	5	-	4	1
13.	1996/97	India	1	1	-	-
14.	1997/98	India	3	2	1	-
15.	1999/00	Australia	3	-	3	-
16.	2000/01	India	3	2	1	-
17.	2003/04	Australia	4	1	1	2
18.	2004/05	India	4	1	2	1
19.	2007/08	Australia	4	1	2	1
20.	2008/09	India	4	2	-	2
21.	2010/11	India	2	2	-	-
	Total		78	20	34	24
Last Test: 2nd Test at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore, Oct 09-13, 2010, India won by seven wickets.
* First Test match have tied

India v Australia – One Day International Records (1980-2008)

Total Match – 105

India Won – 35

Australia Won– 61

Tied – 0
No Result - 9
First Match: India won by 66 runs at Melbourne, Dec 6, 1980
Last Match: 2nd ODI - India won by 5-wickets at ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam, Oct 20, 2010 | Scoreboard

India v Australia – Twenty20 International Records (2007-2008)

Total Match – 4

India Won – 2

Australia Won– 2
First Match: India won by 15 runs at Durban, 2nd Semifinal T20 World Cup, Sep 22, 2007
Last Match: 15th Match, Group F, ICC World Twenty20, 2010 - Australia won by 49-runs at Kensington Oval, Barbados, May 07, 2010.

India vs West Indies Cricket History

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India v West Indies

West Indies in India (1948/49)

1st Test at Delhi - Nov 10-14, 1948, Match drawn (West Indies 631; India 454 and 220/6 f/o).
2nd Test at Mumbai (BS) - Dec 9-13, 1948, Match drawn (West Indies 629/6d; India 273 and 333/3 f/o).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Dec 31, 1948 - Jan 4, 1949, Match drawn (West Indies 366 and 336/9d; India 272 and 325/3).
4th Test at Chennai - Jan 27-31, 1949, West Indies won by an innings and 193 runs (West Indies 582; India 245 and 144 f/o).
5th Test at Mumbai (BS) - Feb 4-8, 1949, Match drawn (West Indies 286 and 267; India 193 and 355/8).

Result West Indies 1, Drawn 4

India in West Indies (1952/53)

1st Test at Port of Spain - Jan 21-28, 1953, Match drawn (India 417 and 294; West Indies 438 and 142/0).
2nd Test at Bridgetown - Feb 7-12, 1953, West Indies won by 142 runs (West Indies 296 and 228; India 253 and 129).
3rd Test at Port of Spain - Feb 19-25, 1953, Match drawn (India 279 and 362/7d; West Indies 315 and 192/2).
4th Test at Georgetown - Mar 11-17, 1953, Match drawn (India 262 and 190/5; West Indies 364).
5th Test at Kingston - Mar 28-Apr 4, 1953, Match drawn (India 312 and 444; West Indies 576 and 92/4).

Result West Indies 1, Drawn 4

West Indies in India (1958/59)

1st Test at Mumbai (BS) - Nov 28-Dec 3, 1958, Match drawn (West Indies 227 and 323/4d; India 152 and 289/5).
2nd Test at Kanpur - Dec 12-17, 1958, West Indies won by 203 runs (West Indies 222 and 443/7d; India 222 and 240).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Dec 31, 1958 - Jan 4, 1959, West Indies won by an innings and 336 runs (West Indies 614/5d; India 124 and 154 (f/o)) 4th Test at Chennai - Jan 21-26, 1959, West Indies won by 295 runs (West Indies 500 and 168/5d; India 222 and 151).
5th Test at Delhi - Feb 6-11, 1959, Match drawn (India 415 and 275; West Indies 644/8d).

Result West Indies 3, Drawn 2

India in West Indies (1961/62)

1st Test at Port of Spain - Feb 16-20, 1962, West Indies won by 10 wickets (India 203 and 98; West Indies 289 and 15/0).
2nd Test at Kingston - Mar 7-12, 1962, West Indies won by an innings and 18 runs (India 395 and 218; West Indies 631/8d).
3rd Test at Bridgetown - Mar 23-28, 1962, West Indies won by an innings and 30 runs (India 258 and 187; West Indies 475).
4th Test at Port of Spain - Apr 4-9, 1962, West Indies won by 7 wickets (West Indies 444/9d and 176/3; India 197 and 422 (f/o)).
5th Test at Kingston - Apr 13-18, 1962, West Indies won by 123 runs (West Indies 253 and 283; India 178 and 235).

Result West Indies 5

West Indies in India (1966/67)

1st Test at Mumbai (BS) - Dec 13-18, 1966, West Indies won by 6 wickets (India 296 and 316; West Indies 421 and 192/4).
2nd Test at Kolkata - Dec 31, 1966 - Jan 5, 1967, West Indies won by an innings and 45 runs (West Indies 390; India 167 and 178 (f/o)).
3rd Test at Chennai - Jan 13-18, 1967, Match drawn (India 404 and 323; West Indies 406 and 270/7).

Result West Indies 2, Drawn 1

India in West Indies (1970/71)

1st Test at Kingston - Feb 18-23, 1971, Match drawn (India 387; West Indies 217 and 385/5 (f/o)).
2nd Test at Port of Spain - Mar 6-10, 1971, India won by 7 wickets (West Indies 214 and 261; India 352 and 125/3).
3rd Test at Georgetown - Mar 19-24, 1971, Match drawn (West Indies 363 and 307/3d; India 376 and 123/0).
4th Test at Bridgetown - Apr 1-6, 1971, Match drawn (West Indies 501/5d and 180/6d; India 347 and 221/5).
5th Test at Port of Spain - Apr 13-19, 1971, Match drawn (India 360 and 427; West Indies 526 and 165/8).

Result India 1, Drawn 4

West Indies in India (1974/75)

1st Test at Bangalore - Nov 22-27, 1974, West Indies won by 267 runs (West Indies 289 and 356/6d; India 260 and 118).
2nd Test at Delhi - Dec 11-15, 1974, West Indies won by an innings and 17 runs (India 220 and 256; West Indies 493).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Dec 27, 1974 - Jan 1, 1975, India won by 85 runs (India 233 and 316; West Indies 240 and 224)..
4th Test at Chennai - Jan 11-15, 1975, India won by 100 runs (India 190 and 256; West Indies 192 and 154).
5th Test at Mumbai - Jan 23-29, 1975, West Indies won by 201 runs (West Indies 604/6d and 205/3d; India 406 and 202).

Result West Indies 3, India 2

India in West Indies (1975/76)

Test at Bridgetown - Mar 10-13, 1976, West Indies won by an innings and 97 runs (India 177 and 214; West Indies 488/9d).
2nd Test at Port of Spain - Mar 24-29, 1976, Match drawn (West Indies 241 and 215/8; India 402/5d).
3rd Test at Port of Spain - Apr 7-12, 1976, India won by 6 wickets (West Indies 359 and 271/6d; India 228 and 406/4).
4th Test at Kingston - Apr 21-25, 1976, West Indies won by 10 wickets (India 306/6d and 97; West Indies 391 and 13/0).

Result West Indies 2, India 1

West Indies in India (1978/79)

1st Test at Mumbai - Dec 1-6, 1978, Match drawn (India 424 and 224/2; West Indies 493).
2nd Test at Bangalore - Dec 15-20, 1978, Match drawn (West Indies 437 and 200/8; India 371).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Dec 29, 1978 - Jan 3, 1979, Match drawn (India 300 and 361/1d; West Indies 327 and 197/9).
4th Test at Chennai - Jan 12-16, 1979, India won by 3 wickets (West Indies 228 and 151; India 255 and 125/7).
5th Test at Delhi - Jan 24-29, 1979, Match drawn (India 566/8d; West Indies 172 and 179/3 (f/o)).
6th Test at Kanpur - Feb 2-8, 1979, Match drawn (India 644/7d; West Indies 452/8).

Result India 1, Drawn 5

India in West Indies (1982/83)

1st Test at Kingston - Feb 23-28, 1983, West Indies won by 4 wickets (India 251 and 174; West Indies 254 and 173/6).
2nd Test at Port of Spain - Mar 11-16, 1983, Match drawn (India 175 and 469/7; West Indies 394).
3rd Test at Georgetown - Mar 31-Apr 5, 1983, Match drawn (West Indies 470; India 284/3).
4th Test at Bridgetown - Apr 15-20, 1983, West Indies won by 10 wickets (India 209 and 277; West Indies 486 and 1/0).
5th Test at St John's - Apr 28-May 3, 1983, Match drawn (India 457 and 247/5d; West Indies 550).

Result West Indies 2, Drawn 3

West Indies in India (1983/84)

1st Test at Kanpur - Oct 21-25, 1983, West Indies won by an innings and 83 runs (West Indies 454; India 207 and 164 (f/o)).
2nd Test at Delhi - Oct 29-Nov 3, 1983, Match drawn (India 464 and 233; West Indies 384 and 120/2).
3rd Test at Ahmedabad - Nov 12-16, 1983, West Indies won by 138 runs (West Indies 281 and 201; India 241 and 103).
4th Test at Mumbai - Nov 24-29, 1983, Match drawn (India 463 and 173/5d; West Indies 393 and 104/4).
5th Test at Kolkata - Dec 10-14, 1983, West Indies won by an innings and 46 runs (India 241 and 90; West Indies 377).
6th Test at Chennai - Dec 24-29, 1983, Match drawn (West Indies 313 and 64/1; India 451/8d).

Result West Indies 3, Drawn 3

West Indies in India (1987/88)

1st Test at Delhi - Nov 25-29, 1987, West Indies won by 5 wickets (India 75 and 327; West Indies 127 and 276/5).
2nd Test at Mumbai - Dec 11-16, 1987, Match drawn (India 281 and 173; West Indies 337 and 4/1).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Dec 26-31, 1987, Match drawn (West Indies 530/5d and 157/2; India 565).
4th Test at Chennai - Jan 11-15, 1988, India won by 255 runs (India 382 and 217/8d; West Indies 184 and 160).

Result India 1, West Indies 1, Drawn 2

India in West Indies (1988/89)

1st Test at Georgetown - Mar 25-30, 1989, Match drawn (West Indies 437; India 86/1).
2nd Test at Bridgetown - Apr 7-12, 1989, West Indies won by 8 wickets (India 321 and 251; West Indies 377 and 196/2).
3rd Test at Port of Spain - Apr 15-20, 1989, West Indies won by 217 runs (West Indies 314 and 266; India 150 and 213).
4th Test at Kingston - Apr 28-May 3, 1989, West Indies won by 7 wickets (India 289 and 152; West Indies 384 and 60/3).

Result West Indies 3, Drawn 1

West Indies in India (1994/95)

1st Test at Mumbai - Nov 18-22, 1994, India won by 96 runs (India 272 and 333; West Indies 243 and 266).
2nd Test at Nagpur - Dec 1-5, 1994, Match drawn (India 546/9d and 208/7d; West Indies 428 and 132/5).
3rd Test at Mohali - Dec 10-14, 1994, West Indies won by 243 runs (West Indies 443 and 301/3d; India 387 and 114).

Result India 1, West Indies 1, Drawn 1

India in West Indies (1996/97)

1st Test at Kingston - Mar 6-10, 1997, Match drawn (West Indies 427 and 241/4d; India 346 and 99/2).
2nd Test at Port of Spain - Mar 14-18, 1997, Match drawn (West Indies 296 and 299/6; India 436).
3rd Test at Bridgetown - Mar 27-31, 1997, West Indies won by 38 runs (West Indies 298 and 140; India 319 and 81).
4th Test at St John's - Apr 4-8, 1997, Match drawn (West Indies 333; India 212/2).
5th Test at Georgetown - Apr 17-21, 1997, Match drawn (India 355; West Indies 145/3).

Result West Indies 1, Drawn 4

India in West Indies (2001/02)

1st Test at Georgetown - Apr 11-15, 2002, Match drawn (West Indies 501; India 395/7).
2nd Test at Port of Spain - Apr 19-23, 2002, India won by 37 runs (India 339 and 218; West Indies 245 and 275).
3rd Test at Bridgetown - May 2-5, 2002, West Indies won by 10 wickets (India 102 and 296; West Indies 394 and 5/0).
4th Test at St John's - May 10-14, 2002, Match drawn (India 513/9d; West Indies 629/9d).
5th Test at Kingston - May 18-22, 2002, West Indies won by 155 runs (West Indies 422 and 197; India 212 and 252).

Result West Indies 2, India 1, Drawn 2

West Indies in India (2002/03)

1st Test at Mumbai - Oct 9-12, 2002, India won by an innings and 112 runs (India 457; West Indies 157 and 188 (f/o)).
2nd Test at Chennai - Oct 17-20, 2002, India won by 8 wickets (West Indies 167 and 229; India 316 and 81/2).
3rd Test at Kolkata - Oct 30-Nov 3, 2002, Match drawn (India 358 and 471/8; West Indies 497).

Result India 2, Drawn 1

India in West Indies (2006)

1st Test at St John's - Jun 2-6, 2006, Match drawn (India 241 and 521/6d; West Indies 371 and 298/9).
2nd Test at Gros Islet - Jun 10-14, 2006, Match drawn (India 588/8d; West Indies 215 and 294/7 (f/o)).
3rd Test at Basseterre - Jun 22-26, 2006, Match drawn (West Indies 581 and 172/6d; India 362 and 298/4).
4th Test at Kingston - Jun 30-Jul 2, 2006, India won by 49 runs (India 200 and 171; West Indies 103 and 219).

Result India 1, Drawn 3

Overall Test Records (Since 1948)

S#	Year	Venue	Total	India	West Indies	Drawn
1.	1948/49	India	5	-	1	4
2.	1952/53	West Indies	5	-	1	4
3.	1958/59	India	5	-	3	2
4.	1961/62	West Indies	5	-	5	-
5.	1966/67	India	3	-	2	1
6.	1970/71	West Indies	5	1	-	4
7.	1974/75	India	5	2	3	-
8.	1975/76	West Indies	4	1	2	1
9.	1978/79	India	6	1	-	5
10.	1982/83	West Indies	5	-	2	3
11.	1983/84	India	6	-	3	3
12.	1987/88	India	4	1	1	2
13.	1988/89	West Indies	4	-	3	1
14.	1994/95	India	3	1	1	1
15.	1996/97	West Indies	5	-	1	4
16.	2001/02	West Indies	5	1	2	2
17.	2002/03	India	3	2	-	1
18.	2006	West Indies	4	1	-	3
Total			82	11	30	41
First Test: 1st Test at Delhi, Nov 10-14, 1948, Match drawn Last Test: 4th Test at Kingston - Jun 30-Jul 2, 2006, India won by 49 runs

West Indies v India - One Day International Records (Since 1979)

Total Match - 95

West Indies Won - 54

India Won - 38

Tied - 1

No Result - 2

First Match: Prudential World Cup - 1st match, Group B, West Indies won by 9 wickets (with 8.3 overs remaining) at Edgbaston, Birmingham (neutral venue), Jun 9, 1979
Last Match: 12th Match Group A, Champions Trophy 2009 - India won by 7-wickets at The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg (neutral Venue), Sep 30, 2009 | Scoreboard

India vs West Indies - Twenty20 International Records (Since 2009)

Total Match - 1

West Indies Won - 1

Only T20I: ICC World Twenty20, 2009 - 16th match, Group E at Lord's London, West Indies Won by 7-wickets (with 1.2 over remaining) (neutral venue), Jun 12, 2009 | Scoreboard

India vs Ireland Cricket History

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India vs Ireland in ODIs/World Cup
ODIs

India had defeated Ireland by 9 wickets at Belfast on June 23,2007 - the only game played by the two countries in ODIs.

Overall World Cup record

India have won 33 and lost 25 out of 60 played - winning % 56.77 (NR 1 Tied 1)

Ireland have won 3 and lost seven out of eleven played (Tied 1) - winning % 31.81.

In 2011 - ODIs

India have won 3 and lost 3 out of seven played - winning % 50.00 (NR 1).

Ireland have won 1 and lost 1 out of two played - winning % 50.00 (NR 1).

Approaching milestones

- Sachin Tendulkar (1944) needs 56 runs to become the first batsman to complete 2000 runs in the world cup.

- In case of a hundred, Sachin would become the first batsman to post four world cup hundreds in India. At present, both Mark Waugh and Tendulkar share the record with three centuries at the world cup in India.

- In case of an Indian win, it will be their 50th under Gary Kirsten.

- Harbhajan Singh (248) needs two wickets to complete his 250 wickets in ODIs.

India vs England Cricket History

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Read about India vs England Cricket match History, One Day International Records England vs India, Test matches since 1932, and all One day records, Twenty20 International stats between India and England.
India v England

India in England Test Match (1932)
Only Test at Lord's, London England won by 158 runs (England 259 and 275/8d; India 189 and 187)
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 0

England in India Test Series (1933/34)
1st Test at Gymkhana Ground, Bombay England won by 9 wickets (India 219 and 258; England 438 and 40/1). 2nd Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta Match was drawn (England 403 and 7/2; India 247 and 237 f/o), while third Test at Madras Cricket Club Ground, Chepauk, Madras England won by 202 runs (England 335 and 261/7d; India 145 and 249)
Test Result England 2, India 0, Drawn 1

India in England Test Series (1936))
1st Test at Lord's, London England won by 9 wickets (India 147 and 93; England 134 and 108/1). 2nd Test at Old Trafford, Manchester was drawn (India 203 and 390/5; England 571/8d). London Test last match of the series England won by 9 wickets (England 471/8d and 64/1; India 222 and 312 f/o).
Test Result England 2, India 0, Drawn 1

India in England Test Series (1946)
1st Test at Lord's, London England won by 10 wickets (India 200 and 275; England 428 and 48/0). Second (England 294 and 153/5d; India 170 and 152/9) & last Test (India 331; England 95/3) played at Old Trafford and Kennington Oval have drawn.
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 2

England in India Test Series (1951/52)
India create history in this series. India won the first time against England. India won last Test played at Madras by inning and 8 runs (England 266 and 183; India 457/9d). First three Test end with drawn played at Delhi (England 203 and 368/6; India 418/6d), Bombay (India 485/9d and 208; England 456 and 55/2) and Calcutta (England 342 and 252/5d; India 344 and 103/0). England won the Kanpur Test by 8 wickets (India 121 and 157; England 203 and 76/2) and lead the series by 1-0, but India levelled.
Test Result India 1, England 1, Drawn 3

India in England Test Series (1952)
1st Test at Headingley, Leeds England won by 7 wickets (India 293 and 165; England 334 and 128/3). 2nd Test at Lord's, London England won by 8 wickets (India 235 and 378; England 537 and 79/2). 3rd Test at Old Trafford, Manchester England won by an innings and 207 runs (England 347/9d; India 58 and 82 f/o) while last Test at London drawn (England 326/6d; India 98)
Test Result England 3, India 0, Drawn 1

India in England Test Series (1959)
England clear sweep India by 5-0. First Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham England won by an innings and 59 runs (England 422; India 206 and 157 f/o). Second Test at Lord's, London England won by 8 wickets (India 168 and 165; England 226 and 108/2). Third Test at Headingley, Leeds England won by an innings and 173 runs (India 161 and 149; England 483/8d). Forth Test at Old Trafford, Manchester England won by 171 runs (England 490 and 265/8d; India 208 and 376). Fifth Test at Kennington Oval, London England won by an innings and 27 runs (India 140 and 194; England 361)
Test Result England 5, India 0, Drawn 0

England in India Test Series (1961/62)
First three Test have drawn played at Bombay (England 500/8d and 184/5d; India 390 and 180/5), Kanpur (India 467/8d; England 244 and 497/5 f/o) and Delhi (India 466; England 256/3). Fourth and Fifth Test Match won India. 4th Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta India won by 187 runs (India 380 and 252; England 212 and 233) while 5th Test at Corporation Stadium, Madras India won by 128 runs (India 428 and 190; England 281 and 209).
Test Result India 2, England 0, Drawn 3
Highlight: First series win by Indian against England.

England in India Test Series (1963/64)
All matches have drawn played at Madras (India 457/7d and 152/9d; England 317 and 241/5), Bombay (India 300 and 249/8d; England 233 and 206/3), Calcutta (India 241 and 300/7d; England 267 and 145/2), Delhi (India 344 and 463/4; England 451) and Kanpur (England 559/8d; India 266 and 347/3 f/o)
Test Result India 0, England 0, Drawn 5

India in England Test Series (1967)
1st Test at Headingley, Leeds England won by 6 wickets (England 550/4d and 126/4; India 164 and 510 f/o). Second Test at Lord's, London England won by an innings and 124 runs (India 152 and 110; England 386) and Last Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham England won by 132 runs (England 298 and 203; India 92 and 277)
Test Result England 3, India 0, Drawn 0

India in England Test Series (1971)
1st Test at Lord's, London was drawn (England 304 and 191; India 313 and 145/8). At Old Trafford, Manchester played second Test have drawn again (England 386 and 245/3d; India 212 and 65/3) but last Test played at Kennington Oval, London India won by 4 wickets (England 355 and 101; India 284 and 174/6).
Test Result India 1, England 0, Drawn 2
Highlights: India first won Test match and series in England

England in India Test Series (1972/73)
1st Test at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi England won by 6 wickets (India 173 and 233; England 200 and 208/4). Second Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta India won by 28 runs (India 210 and 155; England 174 and 163). Third Test at Madras Cricket Club Ground, Chepauk, Madras India won by 4 wickets (England 242 and 159; India 316 and 86/6). Forth and fifth Test played at Kanpur (India 357 and 186/6; England 397) and Bombay (India 448 and 244/5d; England 480 and 67/2) were drawn.
Test Result India 2, England 1, Drawn 2

India in England Test Series (1974)
First Test at Old Trafford, Manchester England won by 113 runs (England 328/9d and 213/3d; India 246 and 182). Second Test at Lord's, London England won by an innings and 285 runs (England 629; India 302 and 42 f/o) and Final Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham England won by an innings and 78 runs (India 165 and 216; England 459/2d)
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 0

England in India Test Series (1976/77)
First Test at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi England won by an innings and 25 runs (England 381; India 122 and 234 f/o). Calcutta Test England won by 10 wickets (India 155 and 181; England 321 and 16/0) and Madras Test England won by 200 runs (England 262 and 185/9d; India 164 and 83). But India bounce back in forth Test Match at Karnataka State Cricket Association Stadium, Bangalore won by 140 runs (India 253 and 259/9d; England 195 and 177). Final Test at Wankhede Stadium, Bombay drawn (India 338 and 192; England 317 and 152/7)
Test Result England 3, India 1, Drawn 1

India in England Test Series (1979)
First Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham England won by an innings and 83 runs (England 633/5d; India 297 and 253 f/o). Second Test at Lord's, London drawn (India 96 and 318/4; England 419/9d). Third Test at Headingley, Leeds (England 270; India 223/6) and last Test at Kennington Oval, London (England 305 and 334/8d; India 202 and 429/8) drawn.
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 4

Golden Jubilee Test (England in India) (1979/80)
Only Test at Wankhede Stadium, Bombay England won by 10 wickets (India 242 and 149; England 296 and 98/0)
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 0

England in India Test Series (1981/82)
First Test at Wankhede Stadium, Bombay India won by 138 runs (India 179 and 227; England 166 and 102) while next five Test were drawn. Second at Bangalore (England 400 and 174/3d; India 428), third at Delhi (England 476/9d and 68/0d; India 487), fourth Test at Calutta (England 248 and 265/5d; India 208 and 170/3), fifth Test in Madras (India 481/4d and 160/3d; England 328) and sixth & final Test at Kanpur (England 378/9d; India 377/7d)
Test Result India 1, England 0, Drawn 5

India in England Test Series (1982)
First Test at Lord's, London England won by 7 wickets (England 433 and 67/3; India 128 and 369 f/o). Second est at Old Trafford, Manchester drawn (England 425; India 379/8). Third Test at Kennington Oval, London drawn again (England 594 and 191/3d; India 410 and 111/3)
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 2

England in India Test Series (1984/85)
First Test at Wankhede Stadium, Bombay India won by 8 wickets (England 195 and 317; India 465/8d and 51/2). Second Test at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi England won by 8 wickets (India 307 and 235; England 418 and 127/2). Third Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta drawn (India 437/7d and 29/1; England 276) but forth Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Madras England won by 9 wickets (India 272 and 412; England 652/7d and 35/1) and last Test at Green Park, Kanpur Match drawn (India 553/8d and 97/1d; England 417 and 91/0).
Test Result India 2, England 1, Drawn 2

India in England Test Series (1986)
First Test at Lord's, London India won by 5 wickets (England 294 and 180; India 341 and 136/5). Second Test at Headingley, Leeds India won by 279 runs (India 272 and 237; England 102 and 128) and last Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham drawn (England 390 and 235; India 390 and 174/5)
Test Result India 2, England 0, Drawn 1

India in England Test Series (1990)
First Test at Lord's, London England won by 247 runs (England 653/4d and 272/4d; India 454 and 224). Second Test at Old Trafford, Manchester Match drawn (England 519 and 320/4d; India 432 and 343/6). 3rd Test at Kennington Oval, London drawn (India 606/9d; England 340 and 477/4d f/o).
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 2

England in India Test Series (1992/93)
First Test at Eden Gardens, Calcutta India won by 8 wickets (India 371 and 82/2; England 163 and 286 f/o). Second Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Madras India won by an innings and 22 runs (India 560/6d; England 286 and 252 f/o) and last Test at Wankhede Stadium, Bombay India won by an innings and 15 runs (England 347 and 229; India 591)
Test Result India 3, England 0, Drawn 0

India in England Test Series (1996)
First Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham England won by 8 wickets (India 214 and 219; England 313 and 121/2). 2nd and 3rd Test match played at Lord's (England 344 and 278/9d; India 429) and Trent Bridge (India 521 and 211; England 564) have drawn.
Test Result England 1, India 0, Drawn 2

England in India Test Series (2001/02)
First Test at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh India won by 10 wickets (England 238 and 235; India 469 and 5/0). Second & third Test played at Ahmedabad (England 407 and 257; India 291 and 198/3) and Bangalore (England 336 and 33/0; India 238) were drawn.
Test Result India 1, England 0, Drawn 2

India in England Test Series (2002)
First Test at Lord's, London England won by 170 runs (England 487 and 301/6d; India 221 and 397). Second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham drawn (India 357 and 424/8d; England 617) but third Test at Headingley, Leeds India won by an innings and 46 runs (India 628/8d; England 273 and 309 f/o). And last Test at Kennington Oval, London end with draw (England 515 and 114/0; India 508)
Test Result England 1, India 1, Drawn 2

England in India Test Series (2005/06)
First Test at Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur drawn (England 393 and 297/3d; India 323 and 260/6). Next Test at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh India won by 9 wickets (England 300 and 181; India 338 and 144/1) while last Test at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai England won by 212 runs (England 400 and 191; India 279 and 100)
Test Result India 1, England 1, Drawn 1

Pataudi Trophy (India in England) (2007)
First Test at Lord's, London drawn (England 298 and 282; India 201 and 282/9) while second Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham India won by 7 wickets (England 198 and 355; India 481 and 73/3). And final Test at Kennington Oval, London draw again (India 664 and 180/6d; England 345 and 369/6)
Test Result India 1, England 0, Drawn 2
Highlights: India win series in England after 21 years

Pataudi Trophy (England in India) (2008/09)
First Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, India won by 6-wickets (England 316 and 311/9d; India 241 and 387/4)
2nd Test at PCA Stadium Mohali, Chandigarh, Drawn (India 453 and 251/7d; England 302 and 64/1).
Captain: MS Dhoni (India), KP Pietersen (England), Man of the Series Zaheer Khan (India)
Test Result India 1, England 0, Drawn 1 and ODI Result India 5, England 0

Pataudi Trophy, England (2011)
1st Test at Lord's, London, Jul 21-25, 2011
2nd Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Jul 29 - Aug 02, 2011
3rd Test at Edgbaston, Birmingham, Aug 10-14, 2011
4th Test at Kennington Oval, London, Aug 18-22, 2011
Only T20 at Old Trafford, Manchester, Aug 31, 2011
1st ODI at Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, Sept 03, 2011
2nd ODI at The Rose Bowl, Southampton, Sept 06, 2011
3rd ODI at Kennington Oval, London, Sept 09, 2011
4th ODI at Lord's, London, Sept 11, 2011
5th ODI at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Sept 16, 2011

Overall Test Records (Since 1932)

S#

Year

Venue

Total

India

England

Drawn
1.
   1932    England    1    -    1    -
2.
   1933/34    India    3    -    2    1
3.
   1936    England    3    -    2    1
4.
   1946    England    3    -    1    2
5.
   1951/52    India    5    1    1    3
6.
   1952    England    4    -    3    1
7.
   1959    England    5    -    5    -
8.
   1961/62    India    5    2    -    3
9.
   1963/64    India    5    -    -    5
10.
   1967    England    3    -    3    -
11.
   1971    England    3    1    -    2
12.
   1972/73    India    5    2    1    2
13.
   1974    England    3    -    3    -
14.
   1976/77    India    5    1    3    1
15.
   1979    England    4    -    1    3
16.
   1979/80    India    1    -    1    -
17.
   1981/82    India    6    1    -    5
18.
   1982    England    3    -    1    2
19.
   1984/85    India    5    1    2    2
20.
   1986    England    3    2    -    1
21.
   1990    England    3    -    1    2
22.
   1992/93    India    3    3    -    -
23.
   1996    England    3    -    1    2
24.
   2001/02    India    3    1    -    2
25.
   2002    England    4    1    1    2
26.
   2005/06    India    3    1    1    1
27.
   2007    England    3    1    -    2
28.
2008/09
   India    2    1    -    1
29.
2011*
   England    4
Total    99    19    34    46
First Match: Only Test at Lord's, London England won by 158 runs
Last Match: 2nd Test at PCA Stadium Mohali, Dec 19-23, 2008, Drawn | Scoreboard
* Upcoming series not count in Total

India v Englad - One Day International Records (Since 1974)
Total Match - 70
India Won - 38
England Won - 30
Tied - 0
No Result - 2
First Match: England won by 4 wickets at Headingley, Leeds, on 13 July 1974
Last Match: 5th ODI India won by 6 wickets at Cuttack, India on 26 November 2008 | Scoreboard

India v England - Twenty International Records (Since 2007)
Total Match - 1
India Won - 1
England Won - 0
Only T20: India won by 18 runs at Durban, Sep 19, 2007

ICC Cricket World Cup 2011

2011-01-22T03:54:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Cricketworldcup2011.co.in – a complete website on the upcoming ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. This website would update you about ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule, Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue and Cricket World Cup 2011 teams.
Cricket is considered as a religion in India and people are crazy about Cricket, especially in this part of the world. With ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 coming in the year 2011, the game would rise to new levels. If you are a Cricket fan searching for ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule, Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue and Cricket World Cup 2011 teams, then you need not to go elsewhere as you will get information on Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue and Cricket World Cup 2011 teams and ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule and every other info about ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 will be the 10th World Cup. Prior to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, 9 Cricket World Cups have been organized by ICC. Australia have emerged winner on the most occasions – 4. Closely following is West Indies, who won the inaugural and the very next World Cup. All the Indian Subcontinent teams – India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have won 1 World Cup each. Australia won in 1987, 1999, 2003 and 2007. West Indies won on 1975 (the first World Cup) and 1979. India won the World Cup in 1983, Pakistan won the World Cup in 1992 and Sri Lanka won in 1996.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule and Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures: ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule and Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures are given below on our website.

Welcome to ICC Cricket World Cup 2011

Match	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	Ahmedabad
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 Mar	Sri Lanka vs Kenya	Colombo
15	2 Mar	England vs Ireland	Bangalore
16	3 Mar	South Africa vs Netherlands	Mohali
17	3 Mar	Pakistan vs Canada	Colombo
18	4 Mar	New Zealand vs Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad
19	4 Mar	Bangladesh vs West Indies	Dhaka
20	5 Mar	Sri Lanka vs Australia	Colombo
21	6 Mar	India vs Ireland	Bangalore
22	6 Mar	England vs South Africa	Chennai
23	7 Mar	Kenya vs Canada	New Delhi
24	8 Mar	Pakistan vs New Zealand	Pallekelle
25	9 Mar	India vs Netherlands	New Delhi
26	10 Mar	Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe	Pallekelle
27	11 Mar	West Indies vs Ireland	Mohali
28	11 Mar	Bangladesh vs England	Chittagong
29	12 Mar	India vs South Africa	Nagpur
30	13 Mar	New Zealand vs Canada	Mumbai
31	13 Mar	Australia vs Kenya	Bangalore
32	14 Mar	Pakistan vs Zimbabwe	Pallekelle
33	14 Mar	Bangladesh vs Netherlands	Chittagong
34	15 Mar	South Africa vs Ireland	Kolkata
35	16 Mar	Australia vs Canada	Bangalore
36	17 Mar	England vs West Indies	Chennai
37	18 Mar	Sri Lanka vs New Zealand	Mumbai
38	18 Mar	Ireland vs Netherlands	Kolkata
39	19 Mar	Australia vs Pakistan	Colombo
40	19 Mar	Bangladesh vs South Africa	Dhaka
41	20 Mar	Zimbabwe vs Kenya	Kolkata
42	20 Mar	India vs West Indies	Chennai
43	23 Mar	First Quarterfinal	Dhaka
44	24 Mar	Second Quarterfinal	Colombo
45	25 Mar	Third Quarterfinal	Dhaka
46	26 Mar	Fourth Quarterfinal	Ahmedabad
47	29 Mar	First Semifinal	Colombo
48	30 Mar	Second Semifinal	Mohali
49	02 Apr	FINAL	Mumbai

Cricket World Cup 2011 venue: With India as the main host of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue includes stadiums of cities like Dhaka, Mumbai, Kolkata, Mohali, Colombo, Chennai, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, chittagong and Bangalore. Cricket World Cup 2011 venue also includes new venues like Pallekelle and Hambantota – both being in Sri Lanka.
Cricket World Cup 2011 teams: Cricket World Cup 2011 teams include 4 times winner Australia, 2 times winners West Indies, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, England and Kenya. Groups in which Cricket World Cup 2011 teams are divided:
Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.
Group B – India, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, West Indies, Netherlands and Ireland.

Arjunan Sakshi Party Song

2011-01-14T04:03:00.000-08:00

Upcoming Film Arjunan Sakshi..

Those who have seen 'Passenger' would not have forgotten its director Ranjith Shankar. One of the most promising newcomers to have entered the industry recently, Ranjith is now ready with his second film.

'Arjunan Sakshi' has young superstar Prithviraj doing the role of Roy, an architect who decides to settle down in Cochin, after having spent his life abroad for its most part. The young man who arrives at the city, finds a city far different from the one in his thoughts and dreams awaiting him.

Ann Augstine who made her debut through Lal Jose's 'Elsamma Enna Aankutty' would be seen in the role of a journalist in the film.

Jagathy Sreekumar, Nedumudi Venu, Vijayaraghavan,
Biju Menon, Suresh Krishna and Vijeesh would do key roles as well.

Cinematography is by Ajayan Vincent and the editing by Ranjan Abraham. Lyrics are by Anil Panachooran and the musical score is by Bijibal.

Produced by S Sundararajan under the banner of SRT Films, 'Arjunan Sakshi' would be distributed by SRT Films as well.

A Party Song...(only 4 promotion)..

Theatrical Promo..

Arjunan Saakshi Concept Promo

2010-12-27T03:27:00.000-08:00

Prithwiraj,Ann starring Arjunan Sakshi Concept Promo..
From the Director of Passenger..

Traffic Malayalam Movie 2010 Trailer Promo... HQ

2010-12-25T20:18:00.000-08:00

Remember Rajesh Pillai? He was the director who had earlier created 'Hridayathil Sookshikkaan' a few years back. His debut film failed to create any waves at the box office, and yet the director is back with a vengeance with his new film 'Traffic'.

Th film throws together several characters and incidents on a 16th of September. This is the day when superstar Sidharth Shankar (Rahman) is about to have his latest film release.

Traffic constable Sudevan (Sreenivasan) is least aware of the star release that day and instead hopes to join duty after being suspended for from service for a while.

Raihaan (Vineeth Sreenivasan) has his hopes all perked up as it is a new beginning for him when he would finally join a TV channel as a reporter.
Dr Abel (Kunchacko Boban), is looking forward to his first wedding anniversary.

'Traffic' has so many other characters coming into its narrative as well and would also have such actors as Asif Ali playing Rajiv, Anoop Menon playing Nassar, Sandhya as Aditi, Reena Basheer playing Sudevan's wife, Roma as Miriam, Remya Nambeesan as Shwetha, Dhanusree Ghosh as Vygya and Jose Prakash as Vetri.

The film has been scripted by Bobby Sanjay team. The musical score has been composed by Mejo Joseph
and Sejo John, cinematography by Shyju Khalid, editing by Mahesh Narayanan and the film would be distributed by Magic Frames.

The film has been shot on locations at Ernakulam, Palakkad, Nelliyambathi, Kuttikanam and Coimbatore. The film would reach the theatres as a Christmas release.

Malayalam Movie Tournament Videos

2010-12-25T20:05:00.000-08:00

Tournament - An Adventurous Game

After giving back to back super hits in 'To Harihar Nagar' and 'In Ghost House Inn', producer-director Lal is all set to make a hatrick with his new movie titled as ‘Tournament’. This is the ace producer's first directorial attempt without the ‘Harihar Nagar’ team. This time Lal will get to theatres with a bunch of new comers in the lead roles.

The movie will tell the story of a group of seven people, six guys Viswam, Usman, Balu, Bobby, Chilambu and Subu and their common friend Lakshmi, who embark on a tour to Bangalore to watch a cricket match. They miss their flight from Kochi and reschedule their journey a little adventurously on road. They take difficult routes via forests tracks and goes on for a much different fate than they ever expected.

Fahad Fazil, Praveen, Manu, John, Aryan, Prajan are the lead players of the movie, supported by Salimkumar, Indrans, Sreelatha and Kochupreman. Roopa Manjari who plays the heroine Lakshmi, had debuted in Tamil film ‘Thiru Thiru Thuru Thuru’ opposite Ajmal.

Vayalar Sarath has penned the lyrics and the songs composed by Deepak Dev are already chart toppers Venu has wielded the camera, while V Saajan does the editing.

Scripted by the director, 'Tournament' has been produced by P N Venugopal and Lal under the banners of PNV Associates and Lal Productions.

And for 'Tournament', the first road movie in Mollywood, Lal has gone for an innovative promotion campaign. Lal is aiming to attract more of young viewers to watch his youth movie. As there is more than one route to reach Bangalore, the campaign is set as a game where the players of the game have to predict the route through which the tournament characters had gone to Bangalore.

Marykkundoru Kunjadu Videos

2010-12-25T19:55:00.000-08:00

Marykkundru Kunjadu - Dileep in another role of promise

Dileep had been an exceptional whenever he played some characters which were much different from the regulars. Like his characters in ‘Chandhupottu’ or ‘Kunjikoonan’, Dileep is once again getting into a similar mould of a character with the new movie ‘Marykkundru Kunjadu’ (Mary has a little lamb) planned for this Christmas. Scripted by Benny P Nayarambalam, the movie is directed by hit maker Shafi.

The young star will play the role of Solomon in the movie, who is known by the nickname ‘Kunjaadu’ (Lamb). Set in a remote hilly village where the majority are Christians, Solomon is the son of the local priest and is brought up in a similar fashion as a simple soul. He is a very silent personality, who fears everything around him, and hence the name ‘Kunjaadu’.

The movie will have two Mary-s in its character list. The first is Mary, the mother of Solomon. The other Mary is played by Bhavana, who is the only daughter of a rich landlord Ittichan. She is in love with Solomon right from their childhood days. But Ittichan doesn’t like the relationship as he has a sober lover story to tell. That is about his old relation with Solomon’s mother Mary, which never got fulfilled. But with the arrival of a strong man with a harsh look into the company of Solomon, our silent soul changes gears suddenly and starts to makes a towering presence in the village.

‘Marykkundru Kunjadu’ produced by Vaisakha Cinema, will have lyrics by Anil Panachooran, while Berny-Ignatius set the tunes. Cinematographed is by Shyam Dutt.

Vijay's Kavalan Official Trailor

2010-12-25T11:03:00.000-08:00

Kavalan Preview

‘Kavalan’ is the forthcoming movie of Vijay which has a lot of things at stake. It is the 51st film of Vijay. After a fairly long poor run at the box office Vijay is expecting a lot out of this film. The heroine Asin is also praying for acceptance after her escapades in Sri Lanka has not gone down well with the Tamil community across the world.

‘Kavalan’ is the remake of the Malayalam film ‘Bodyguard’ and has nothing to do with the Kevin Costner film. The film was announced first with the title ‘Kaaval Karan’ and when Sathya Movies, the producer of the MGR super hit objected the title was changed to ‘Kaaval Kadhal’. But the changed title was not liked by Vijay fans and finally the film got the name ‘Kavalan’.

The film is about the strange fascination of a guy who worships anyone with a trace of heroism. He one comes across a reformed liquor mogul and now leading businessman and finds him to be his hero. He then joins him as the bodyguard to protect his beautiful daughter.

The body guard and the beautiful daughter fall in love without knowing to each other and later separate without wanting to. What happened to their love and after is the story. The first half is expected to be a hilarious entertainer while the story tales a serious turn in the second half and the climax will be a shocker.

In the original version the lead characters were played by Dileep, Nayantara, Mithra Kurian and Thiyagarajan. In Tamil the roles are played by Vijay, Asin, Mithra Kurian and Raj Kiran. Vadivelu is for comedy and Roja returns playing the wife of Raj Kiran. In fact Asin was first approached even for the Malayalam film. As she was busy with her Bollywood assignment Nayantara stepped in.

Livingston. MS Baskar, Delhi Ganesh, Nizhalgal Ravi are also in the cast. Music director is Vidyasagar and the film has six songs. Cinematography N K Ekambaram and Editing is by Gowri Shankar. The film is being made at a cost or Rs. 38 crores according to sources.

The Malayalam original was released in January this year and the Tamil version was up and going from April onwards. The first schedule happened in Kumbakonam. The whole movie was shot in places like Karaikudi, Kumbakonam and Vellore. Overseas shootings were done in Malaysia, Bangkok and Europe. This will be the second film in the combination of Siddique and Vijay. The first one was the ‘Friends’. Vijay and Asin come together after ‘Sivakasi’ and ‘Pokkiri’. All these combination films have been block busters and so the hype is already there.

But the film was in news for most times for reasons which were not production related. First then were precarious confusions over title. Then a controversy broke over the Tamil remake rights of the Malayalam film.

One Johnny Sagarikaa, a producer who had earlier obtained the remake rights of ‘Bodyguard’ in Tamil and other languages, reportedly mortgaged the remake rights to Gokulam Chit Funds for a financial loan. After knowing the Siddique is remaking his film in Tamil Johnny approached the Nadigar Sangam and the case in with them.

Then during the shooting in Karaikudi, Asin reportedly fainted allegedly due to a strange gas leak inside her caravan. Later they said it was due to a fault in the air-conditioner.

But the biggest controversy that is even threatening the release and then survival of the film was that Asin’s visit to Sri Lanka. When all the industry associations like TFPC, FEFSI, Tamil Nadu Theatre Owners and Distributors associations and SIFCC had requested the Indian film industry to boycott Sri Lanka for business as the country is standing trial for genocide of Tamils and human rights violations. But Asin went ahead and shot for her Hindi film with Salman Khan. She said she is under the contract of the producer and she has no power in deciding shooting locations.

Had she quietly done the shooting and come back things wouldn’t have gone this bad. Asin stayed back in Sri Lanka even after the shooting and travelled to places which were devastated by war, and banned for most of the world media and NGOs in with President Mahinda Rajapaksha’s wife Shiranthi and behaved like a government sponsored ambassador. This has angered the SIFCC and they have called for a ban of ‘Kavalan’ and subsequently on Asin.

Another recent development is that the producer-director Shakthi Chidambaram has acquired the film. When the distributors of Vijay’s earlier films have refused to back up ‘Kavalan’ and are demanding hefty compensation from Vijay saying his recent movies has put them in debt trap, the move of Shakthi Chidambaram is being considered a bold act by many. ‘Kavalan’ is produced by C Ramesh Babu under the banner of Eka Veera Creations.

‘Kavalan’ is all set to redefine the fate of almost all the people related to it. When the film releases in December many provoking questions would have found answers....

Mobile Prices in India

2010-12-25T09:52:00.000-08:00

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Spice Mobile QT57
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Fashion Trends

2010-12-20T11:43:00.000-08:00

Latest Trends in Men's Fashion

Fashion trends today keep changing every season. And so you are here to read this article. Well probably this article is not to discuss the latest from Armani or Gabbana. The trends keep changing anyway.There are a few trends that haven't changed for quite some time and thus are the latest. Have you ever considered them?

There are trends that have been set and we still follow them. Every one does that too - even the wildest of the designers. Have your ever seen a designer use only one shoe for his/her model, or probably half a necklace? Or why don't you ask them to give only one sock while you wear two shoes? These trends have been set and it will take ages to get out of this mind set too.
There have been the things that stay and stay. We generally sport them, but kind of ignore them.

Tried and Tested Methods

There are tried and tested methods and we will not do that. Even for the sake of looking different we wouldn't do that.
All in all, what I want to say is simple: Our trends depend not just on the kind of social circle that we have, but even on the environment we live on, the climates, the feel and more importantly how happy we are when wearing something.
From the simple polo shirts, T-shirts, sweaters, jackets, jeans to suits and khakis, they are all there in our wardrobes. The trends, the latest fashions may only add a few jazzy colors, few logos and few statements. The trends change, but the base always remains.
Some trends that appeal to any man:

Military wear: You got it into your mind as soon as you read it. The extra pockets, and the manly feel they add is far above any competition from other kind of looks. Khakis, jackets, caps are the in things. Add white and black to them and you will feel the difference right away.
Polo Shirts: This tops the list of shirts. Wear a polo shirt with a jeans, it is casuals. Add a nice coat, the corporate will invite you. And when you want to mix both formals and casuals, wear a zip-up jacket. Polo shirt will serve you, anywhere, anytime.
Layering: It's in at last. And is here to stay. Wear a sweat shirt, cover it up with a cool cotton with half sleeves. And then top it up with a jacket with no sleeves. And if possible add more. But it works, especially in winters and more so with the women around.
Logos: This is not a new style either. If you know you have enough money and don't know what to wear, then go the biggest and trendiest store that you find. Put your money and flaunt your logos. But make sure, you don't get too loud or too calm.

Use your creativity to mix up things to get what you want. And if you still haven't understood the trend today its all in one word 'Simplicity'. Keep it simple, Keep it strong. Way to go bro!

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Latest Trends in Men's Fashion

In today's world, it is considered an interesting time for fashion. Today's fashion is now being inspired by the classic styles of yesteryear's designs and styles. This is further complimented by the insertion of sex appeal and diverse colours.
Many catalogues and magazines are dedicated to women's fashions. These display the latest trends and settings in which they can be used. Neon green, burnt orange and bright yellow are popular colours that are now emerging in fashion. There is also an emergence of patterns and prints in the designs. To fully compliment a stylish look, jewellery and nice footwear will help to complete an outfit.
Dresses have emerged as a leading fashion trend. They have multiple applications such as formal, semi-formal and informal. These dresses have gotten very bold with some very revealing styles. These dresses display just enough to still be acceptable for all occasions. Some of these dresses can be tailored to your specific curves, making it body hugging.
Accessories are a large part of women fashion. When dressing up, women like to wear large chains, studs and bags. In the past, shoes used to be the defining accessory on a woman. Pendants, cuffs and rings have taken over and it appears that the bigger, the better. This is one of the clearest indicators that style has evolved over the years.
Styles that you wear should be of your taste and not necessarily what is in style. It is necessary to be fashion conscious but it is even more important to be comfortable in what you are wearing and as an individual.

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Nokia N8

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The Nokia N8 can be likened to the second coming, not because it’s necessarily salvation in a phone, but more so because it’s taken a really, really long time to get here. Since it was officially announced back in April 2010, with leaks out in September 2009, we’ve all been waiting for Symbian Foundation’s follow up to S60 V5, and Nokia’s follow up to the Nokia N97. Finally, here it is, in all its anodised aluminium glory, with a 12MP camera with Xenon flash and an OLED screen, the new Nokia flagship phone for 2010/2011 - the Nokia N8.

In the box, as well as the phone itself there is a charger, a miniHDMI to HDMI connector, two microUSB to USB cables (one female USB, one male USB), a set of headphones, a power charger and some literature on the phone.

Design:

The Nokia N8 feels special. With an anodised aluminium body, it delivers a really luxurious cold metal sensation when you pick it up, and a fantastic weighting behind it. It is truly a tactile pleasure to hold and fondle and would still be even if it didn't switch on.

The Nokia N8 has an anodised aluminium body and delivers a really luxurious cold metal sensation when you pick it up

You can compare the Nokia N8 with many other phones using our Size Visualization Tools

The features of Nokia N8 are listed below:

3.5-inch capacitive Touchscreen display with Multi-Touch and Gestures support
1st phone WITH Symbian^3 OS
12 Megapixel Camera
HD Ready (720p) Vido Recording at 30 FPS
HDMI Output, Video on Demand Through OVI Store
FM Radio
Bluetooth
mini USB
3G HSDPA

GPS with AGPS support

Network: WCDMA 850/900/1700/1900/2100 and GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
OS: Symbian^3
Form Factor: Touch screen monoblock
Dimensions: 113.5 x 59.12 x 12.9 mm (L x W x H)
Weight: 135g
Display: 3.5 inch widescreen (640 x 360 pixels) capacitive touch
Battery: 1200mAh BL-4D
Media Storage/Memory:
- 16GB mass memory + micro SD card slot
- 135MB internal memory
- support
- up to 32GB memory cards
- RAM256
- ROM512

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Video Playback:
- Video recording, Performance: encoding
- 25fps, decoding 30fps, File Formats:
- H.264, MPEG-4, VC-1, H.263, Real Video
- 10, ON2 VP6, Flash video
Music Playback:
- FM radio, FM transmitter, MP3 player,
- Supported codecs:MP3,AAC,eAAC,
- eAAC+,WMA,AMR-WB, DRM support, DRM:
- OMA DRM 2.0
Main Camera:
- Lens: Carl Zeiss optics
- Image capture: 12 megapixels
- Video capture: HD 720p
- Aperture: F2.8
- Focal length: 5.4
- Flash: Xenon flash
Connectivity:
- Nokia Adapter Cable for HDMI CA-156
- WLAN IEEE802.11 b/g/n
- Bluetooth 2.1 with support for stereo headsets
- Positioning with GPS, A-GPS, WLAN and Cell-ID
- Micro-USB 2.0 high speed for file transfers and charging
- USB On-the-Go
- Nokia AV connector 3.5 mm for audio
- input/output and TV out

In Short

The Nokia N8 has a new 3.5-inch Touchscreen and its the first 12.0 megapixel camera mobile phone released from Nokia, the phone also features Xenon flash ,carl-ziess optics and a mini HDMI port.
The New N8 is packed with a host of features.
Nokia N8 features the Symbian 3 OS and also multi touch, flick scrolling and pinch-zoom.

The brand new Nokia N8 smartphone is priced around Rs.26,259 in India.

The Living Legend

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The little master reached the coveted landmark when he completed his ton in 197 balls on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa at SuperSport Park, Centurion.

Tendulkar takes a single off Dale Steyn to achieve the historic milestone.

The master batsman, enjoying a memorable year at age 37, has amassed 1,532 runs in thirteen Tests this year at an amazing average of more than 85 runs per innings.

Tendulkar has scored seven centuries and five fifties in the year 2010 with one more match to play against South Africa starting on December 26.

Test cricket's greatest run-scorer has till now scored more than 14,500 runs and scored 59 fifties along with the half-century of centuries.

With one more match of the three-Test series in South Africa scheduled for this year, Tendulkar has opportunity to surpass Mohammad Yousuf's record of 1,768 runs in a calendar year (2006).

Best Actor

2010-12-19T03:11:00.000-08:00

Fashion photographer turned film director Martin Prakkat is off to a very good start with the new flick ‘Best Actor’. An intimate realistic experience about an ordinary man who is ready to go to any extent to realize his dreams, the movie really scores well with its fluid narratives and balancing of emotions.

The movie has the megastar Mammootty as Mohan, a U P school teacher, whose ultimate dream is to get into films. His wife Savithry and their only son believes much in Mohan’s qualifications for making it big and don’t mind him spending much of his time meeting directors and pleading for roles.

Amidst his hardships, he faces a big humiliating experience in front of his whole village and is forced to go for some real life experience, by joining a goonda gang led by Lal. The movie goes on to tell how the aspiring actor and human in him clashes all through the events, that he faces to end up an inspiring morale.

The movie has a very nice, simple story which is told just like a colorful fable. Though the narratives take time to make a safe landing, thereafter it shows very innate sincerity. The use of Lal Jose, Renjith and Blessy among others in the casting lends a bulk of believability. And the freshness in presentations is evident from the very different title cards to the climax and anti-climax that the director experiments with appreciable success.

In the acting front, Mammooty is continuing with success stories in selecting roles of élan and here too he gives his best as a character with extreme dimensions, a man of humility in the former half and a non conventional hero in the later. Lal, Nedumudi Venu, Salim Kumar and Vinayakan, presented with the Kochy slang and the needed exaggerations, pace up the plot. Shruthy Ramakrishan in her Malayalam debut as Savithry also does a fine job.

The technical sides of the movie too are very good with neatly done cinematography by Ajayan Vincent. The art direction by Joseph Nellikkal, costumes by Sameera saneesh and Makeup by Pattanam Rasheed are top class. The songs are also choreographed well. Among the songs by Bijibal,’Swapnam oru chakara’ is a chart topper.

All in all, Mammootty and Martin Prakkat definitely have a winner in 'Best Actor'. The movie which is almost sure to work well with the family audiences and the fans is definitely a right start for a promising director.