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Steve Jobs Timeline

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1955-1979

1955 Feb. 24 Steven Paul is born in San Francisco, CA, soon to be adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs.

1960 The Jobs family moves to Palo Alto, heart of the growing Silicon Valley.

1969 Steve Jobs meets Steve Wozniak.

1972 Steve and Woz build and sell illegally blue boxes to Berkeley students.

1973 Fall Steve spends one semester at Reed College, Oregon, then drops out.

1974 Steve gets a job at Atari, and makes a trip to India to seek enlightenment.

1975 Steve and Woz start assembling Apple I computers in the Jobs' garage, and sell them to hobbyists.

1976 Mar. Woz and Steve show the early Apple I board at the Homebrew Computer Club.
Apr. 1 Apple Computer Inc. is incorporated by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ron Wayne.
Summer Steve Jobs and Woz show off the Apple I at the Personal Computing Festival.

1977 Jan. Mike Markkula invests in Apple and hires Mike Scott as CEO. Woz is forced to leave HP.
Apr. Apple makes a huge sensation at the West Coast Computer Faire with a prototype Apple II.

1978 The Apple II becomes the first mass-market personal computer, a huge hit all around the US.
Steve Jobs' and his ex-girlfriend Chris-Ann Brennan's daugher Lisa is born out of wedlock.
At Apple, work starts on Apple III and Lisa while Jef Raskin begins The Book of Macintosh.

1979Dec. Steve Jobs is shown the first working graphical user interface at Xerox PARC.
Sales of Apple II skyrocket after Visicalc, the first spreadsheet, is introduced.

1980-1989

1980 Jef Raskin’s Macintosh project is green-lighted. Lisa moves toward a GUI-computer.
May Apple launches the Apple III, which will prove a disastrous flop.
Dec. 12 Apple goes public, increasing Steve Jobs' net worth to over $200 million.

1981 Jef Raskin is forced out of his Macintosh project as Steve Jobs takes over.
Feb. 25 Black Wednesday: 50 Apple employees laid off by CEO Mike Scott, who leaves afterward.
Aug. 12 IBM launches the IBM PC, the biggest threat to Apple's future.

1982 Feb. Steve ends up on the cover of Time Magazine.

1983 Jan. Launch of the Lisa computer. The Lisa team merges with the Mac team.
Apr. 8 PepsiCo CEO John Sculley becomes Apple's CEO.

1984 Jan. 24 Macintosh is launched in great fanfare at Apple’s annual shareholder meeting.

1985 May Palace coup: Apple's board sides with John Sculley and strips Steve off all executive duties.
Summer Alan Kay first introduces the Pixar team to Steve Jobs.
Sep. 17 Steve Jobs resigns from Apple. Apple announces it will sue Steve's future company, NeXT.

1986 Jan. 30 Jobs buys a division of George Lucas' ILM for $10 million and incorporates it as Pixar.
Aug. Pixar unveils John Lasseter’s short film Luxo Jr. at SIGGRAPH.
Steve discovers his biological mother and sister, novelist Mona Simpson.

1987 Feb. Ross Perot invests $20 million in NeXT, valuing it at $125 million.

1988 Winter Pixar launches the Pixar Image Computer II and starts working on the RenderMan language.
Sep. NeXT and IBM form a partnership to have NeXT’s system run on IBM machines.
Oct. 12 Steve Jobs introduces the NeXT Cube in San Francisco.
Dec. At SIGGRAPH, Pixar releases Tin Toy (1988's Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film).

1989 Mar. NeXT partners with distribution network Businessland to sell to corporate America.
Jun. Canon invests $100 million in NeXT, now worth $600 million.

1990-1999

1990 Apr. 30 Steve shuts down all of Pixar’s hardware operations.
Sep. 13 Steve introduces the cheaper NeXT Station in San Francisco.

1991 Mar. Steve Jobs fires almost half of Pixar’s staff and takes back all of the employees’ stock.
Mar. 18 Steve Jobs marries Laurene Powell.
May Pixar signs a deal with Disney to make a computer-animated feature film.
Fall Laurene gives birth to Steve’s first son, Reed Paul.
Ross Perot leaves NeXT.

1992 Jan. NeXT licenses its operating system, NeXTSTEP.
NeXT COO Peter Van Cuylenburg betrays Steve Jobs by trying to have the company bought by Sun.

1993 Feb. 11 NeXT fires 300 employees as it discontinues hardware and becomes NeXT Software Inc.
Nov. Jeffrey Katzenberg puts a halt to the development of Toy Story.

1994 Nov. Pixar resumes work on Toy Story.

1995 Feb. Steve becomes President & CEO of Pixar Animation Studios.
Nov. 29 One week after Toy Story is out, Pixar goes public. Steve Jobs worth $1.5 billion.

1996 Steve Jobs negotiaties a breakthrough deal between Pixar and Disney with Michael Eisner.
Dec. Apple buys NeXT for $400 million. Steve Jobs is named "informal adviser" to CEO Gil Amelio.

1997 Jul. Gil Amelio is ousted by the Apple Board. Steve Jobs is named interim CEO.
Aug. 6 Steve Jobs introduces Apple's new Board and a peace treaty with Microsoft at Macworld.

1998 Jan. 8 Apple is profitable again.
May 6 Steve Jobs introduces Apple's revolutionary iMac.

1999 Jan. 5 Steve Jobs introduces the new Power Mac G3 and the color iMacs at Macworld San Francisco.
Jul. 21 The original iBook is unveiled at Macworld New York with the tagline "iMac to go".
Oct. 5 Introduction of iMovie, Apple's first Digital Hub app.

2000-2005

2000 Jan. 5 Steve Jobs officially becomes Apple’s CEO and demoes Mac OS X at Macworld.
Jul. 19 The Power Mac G4 Cube is unveiled at Macworld NY. It will be discontinued one year later.

2001 Jan. 9 Steve Jobs unveils Apple’s Digital Hub Strategy at Macworld.
Mar. 24 Mac OS X 10.0 ships.
May 19 Apple opens its first Retail Stores in Tysons Corner, Virginia and Glendale, California.
Oct. 23 Steve Jobs unveils the first iPod.

2002 Jan. 7 Steve unveils the iMac G4 and the fourth iApp, iPhoto, at Macworld San Francisco.
Jul. 17 Steve Jobs introduces the first Windows-compatible iPods at Macworld NY.

2003 Apr. 28 Apple opens the online iTunes Music Store in the US.
May 30 Opening day of Finding Nemo, Pixar’s first Best Animated Feature Academy Award winner.
Spring Steve Jobs announces that Pixar is seeking a new distributor to replace Disney.
Jun. 23 Steve Jobs unveils the Power Mac G5, the world’s fastest computer, at WWDC.
Oct. 16 "The day hell froze over": Steve Jobs introduces iTunes for Windows.
Fall Steve Jobs is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

2004 Jan. 6 Steve unveils the iPod mini and the iLife suite at Macworld.
Aug. Steve Jobs has his pancreatic tumor removed by surgery.

2005 Jan. 11 At Macworld San Francisco, Steve Jobs unveils iWork, the Mac mini, and the iPod shuffle.
Apr. 29 Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger is released. It marks the end of the transition from the Mac OS to OS X.
Jun. 6 Steve Jobs announces that Apple is going to use Intel processors in the future Macs at WWDC.
Jun. 12 Steve Jobs's commencement speech at Stanford University.
Sep. 7 Steve introduces the iPod nano and the Motorola ROCKR, an iTunes-compatible cell phone.
Oct. 12 Steve Jobs invites Disney’s new CEO Bob Iger on stage at an Apple Music Event.

2006-2010

2006 Jan. 10 Steve Jobs introduces the first two Intel Macs at Macworld, the iMac and the MacBook Pro.
Jan. 24 The Walt Disney Company acquires Pixar for $7.4 billion, and Steve joins the board.
Feb. 28 Apple releases its first living-room product, the iPod hi-fi.
Apr. 18 Steve Jobs announces Apple’s intention to erect a second campus in Cupertino.
Aug. 7 Apple completes the transition of its entire product line to the Intel platform with Mac Pro.

2007 Jan. 9 Steve Jobs introduces Apple TV and iPhone at Macworld. Apple Computer becomes Apple Inc.
Apr. The SEC files charges against Apple’s Nancy Heinen and Fred Anderson for options backdating.
Jun. 29 iPhone is released in the US, the same day as Pixar’s Ratatouille.
Dec. 5 Steve Jobs is inducted in the California Hall of Fame by Gov. Schwartzenegger.

2008 Jan. 15 Steve Jobs introduces the world’s thinnest notebook, the MacBook Air, at Macworld.
Mar. 6 Apple announces it will open the iPhone platform to outside developers with the App Store.
Aug. The SEC clears Steve Jobs of any responsibilities in the options backdating scandal.

2009 Jan. 5 Steve Jobs takes a medical leave of absence for six months.
Apr. Steve has surgery for a liver transplant.
Aug. 3 Google CEO Eric Schmidt leaves Apple's board because of conflicting interests due to Android.
Aug. 28 Apple releases Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, stripped off any code from the original Mac OS.
Sep. 9 Steve Jobs makes his first public appearance of the year at an Apple Music Event.

2010 Jan. 27 Steve Jobs unveils iPad, the much-anticipated Apple tablet.

THE FACTS ABOUT- STEVE JOBS

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The facts

Full name: Steven Paul Jobs

Birthdate: 24 February 1955

Birth location: San Francisco, California

Social background: lower middle-class. Father was fixing cars for a living.

Education: high-school certificate. Dropped out of Reed College after one semester.

Occupations: chairman & CEO at Apple Inc. + Director at The Walt Disney Company

Net worth: $5.5 billion according to Forbes' 2010 ranking — 136th richest man on Earth

Annual salary: $1

Family

Biological parents: Joanne Simpson and possibly Abdulfattah Jandali, political sciences professor from Syria

Adoptive parents: Paul and Clara Jobs, both deceased

Siblings: adoptive sister: Patti Jobs (born 1958), biological sister: Mona Simpson (born 1957)

Spouse: Laurene Powell (born 1964), married in 1991

Children: Lisa Brennan-Jobs (born 1978), with unmarried girlfriend Chris-Ann Brennan. Reed (born 1991), Erin Siena (born 1995) and Eve (born 1998) with wife Laurene.

Personal tastes & opinion

Political orientation: Democrat. Steve funds the Democratic Party (using his wife’s name) for each Presidential election, and he entertained the Clintons several times at his home in Palo Alto. Steve himself thought of running for the office of governor of California after he left Apple in 1985 — but gave up in the end. He knew Gov. Jerry Brown from his days at the Los Altos Zen Center in the 1970s.

Spirituality: Steve studied Zen Buddhism in his youth. He often said that he thought of becoming a monk up in a monastery in Japan instead of starting Apple, but his guru Kobun Chino convinced him otherwise. That same Zen master was a spiritual adviser at NeXT and married Steve and Laurene in Yosemite in 1991.
A lot of critics of Steve’s tough management style point out: “Imagine what he’d be like if he hadn’t studied buddhism...” This is one of Steve’s many paradoxes: how could a real Buddhist make a living out of selling gadgets to the masses?

Favorite places: We know from Steve himself and the story of his life that he loves Yosemite, in which he demanded to be married, as well as Europe in general and Paris in particular. He said to French journalists that one of his biggest pride was to see an Apple billboard next to the Louvre.
Yet his favorite place on earth is probably his home, Silicon Valley. He reportedly delights in driving on the scenic I-280, and spending hours hiking on the hills surrounding Stanford campus in Palo Alto.

Favorite music: Steve’s favorite musician is definitely Bob Dylan, whose tunes he played throughout his youth with his guitar at home. He would discuss their lyrics with his friends, such as Bill Fernandez or Woz. Some people believe he dated Joan Baez mostly because she was Dylan’s ex.
Steve also loves The Beatles and Grateful Dead, all part of the rock scene of the 1960s (thus before he came of age). He describes himself as an audiophile: after he became rich, one of the only pieces of furniture he bought was a $100,000 stereo system. It is still true today.

Favorite art: we can’t say for sure but we know that Steve loves photography. For a long time his home was only decorated with large black-and-white photographs of cultural icons such as Einstein, or the California landscape, mostly by Ansel Adams. He also had Japanese prints.

Steve Jobs - in Forbes

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Steve Jobs

Net Worth: $7 B As of September 2011

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At a Glance

Age: 56
Source: Apple, Pixar, self-made
Residence: Palo Alto, CA
Country of Citizenship: United States
Hometown: San Francisco, California
Education: Drop Out, Reed College
Marital Status: Married
Children: 4

Forbes Lists

#39 Forbes 400

#110 Forbes Billionaires

#34 in United States

#17 Powerful People

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Osama bin Laden's Biography

Who is Osama bin Laden?

Osama bin Laden is the founder and leader of the international terrorist network ALQAEDA, and the U.S. government's prime suspect in the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. His precise whereabouts are unknown, but several audio and video tapes of bin Laden have surfaced since 2001, suggesting that he is still alive.

What is bin Laden's ideology?

Bin Laden and other militant Islamist leaders issued a 1998 manifesto denouncing the presence of American troops in Saudi Arabia, U.S. support of Israel, and the economic sanctions imposed after the 1991 Gulf War against Saddam Hussein's Iraq. "To kill Americans and their allies, both civil and military, is an individual duty of every Muslim who is able, in any country," the manifesto reads, "until their armies, shattered and broken-winged, depart from all the lands of Islam." Bin Laden regards Western institutions—coed schools, MTV, Rotary clubs, democracy itself—as depraved.

Has bin Laden declared war on the United States?

Yes, in 1996. "Due to the imbalance of power between our armed forces and the enemy forces," he wrote, "a suitable means of fighting must be adopted, i.e., using fast-moving, light forces that work under complete secrecy."

Does bin Laden have the authority to issue Muslim religious rulings?

Technically, no. While he often invokes God and quotes the Quran, bin Laden is not a certified expert on Islam; he holds degrees in civil engineering and public administration. He consults with militant clerics who promote a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam, but most Muslims do not follow their rulings.

Where does bin Laden come from?

Bin Laden was born in Saudi Arabia in 1957 to a Syrian mother and Yemeni father. He is one of fifty-odd children of the multiple wives of Mohammed bin Laden, a construction magnate who made his fortune building palaces for the Saudi royal family.

Is bin Laden rich?

Yes. Estimates of his inheritance range from $30 million to $300 million, but it's hard to say how much is left, since he has used his fortune to fund al-Qaeda and he keeps his assets hidden. His family, which controls the Saudi Binladin Group, a multibillion-dollar conglomerate, has distanced itself from Osama, but U.S. investigators suspect some family members continued to act as conduits to family accounts.

When did bin Laden first become radicalized?

As a student in Jeddah in the late 1970s, bin Laden fell in with theMuslim Brotherhood , a radical group devoted to establishing a pan-Islamic state.

When did bin Laden become involved with Afghanistan?

During the 1979-89 war against the Soviets. Bin Laden raised money and supplied heavy machinery for the anticommunist mujahadeen, or holy warriors, fighting the Soviet invasion. He also provided financing for the so-called Services Office, which recruited and trained a brigade of foreign Muslim militants that fought alongside the Afghan mujahadeen.

How did bin Laden found al-Qaeda?

Once the Afghan resistance—financed by the Saudis and the United States—began to wear down the Soviet army, bin Laden looked to extend the holy war beyond Afghanistan. Bin Laden forged an alliance with radical Islamist groups in Egypt and elsewhere, organizing al-Qaeda in 1988.

Wasn’t bin Laden on America’s side in Afghanistan in the 1980s?

Yes and no. The United States and bin Laden supported the Afghan resistance, but for different reasons. Containing Communism was the U.S. government's top priority. It gave support to the mujahadeen through the Pakistani ISI military intelligence service, which decided how to apportion aid among resistance groups. Bin Laden wanted to expel the atheist Soviets and install a fundamentalist Islamic regime. While CIA case officers knew of bin Laden's existence, the U.S. had no direct ties to his operations.

When did bin Laden begin to consider the United States his enemy?

In the 1980s, bin Laden disdained America for its alliances with Israel and moderate Muslim states, but it was the Gulf crisis that crystallized his hatred. When Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, bin Laden wanted Arab veterans of the Afghan war to help the Saudi army defend Saudi Arabia. He saw the arrival of American troops to confront Saddam—and the continued U.S. military presence in the Gulf after the war—as a violation of the sanctity of Muslim territory.

How has the Saudi government handled bin Laden?

When he returned from the Afghan war in 1989, bin Laden gave speeches accusing the Saudi monarchy of being corrupt, cruel, and un-Islamic. He was placed under virtual house arrest in 1991, and later that year went into exile. (Some accounts say his well-placed family helped him slip out of the country; others say the Saudi government wanted him to leave.) In 1994, the Saudi government stripped bin Laden of his citizenship and said it had frozen his assets.

How did bin Laden end up back in Afghanistan?

After he left Saudi Arabia in 1991, bin Laden settled in Sudan, where he established his own businesses and set up training camps for al-Qaeda. U.S. and Saudi pressure forced him to abandon Sudan in 1996; back then, the United States sought to keep bin Laden on the run, not to capture him. Bin Laden fled to Afghanistan, where the Taliban offered him a base in exchange for money to fund their fighters. Saudi Arabia attempted to pressure the Taliban into turning bin Laden over to them after the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya. The Taliban's refusal to do so led to the recall of the Saudi ambassador and a break in diplomatic relations.

Before September 11, how did America pursue bin Laden?

In several ways, including military strikes, diplomacy, legal action, and intelligence work. The United States used diplomatic pressure and the threat of UN sanctions to get Sudan to expel bin Laden in 1996. For several years, the CIA paid agents in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Uzbekistan to monitor bin Laden's movements; after the 1998 bombing of two U.S. embassies in East Africa, the United States used cruise missiles to hit his Afghan bases. Also in 1998, a federal grand jury indicted bin Laden and twenty-one other Qaeda members for conspiring to kill Americans abroad; four men were convicted in May of 2001.

Was bin Laden behind the September 11 attacks?

Many in the Arab world are dubious, but investigators have found financial records, communications among Qaeda members, and other evidence linking bin Laden to the September 11 attacks. Moreover, bin Laden and other Qaeda operatives have effectively claimed responsibility for the attacks. In a videotape recorded in Afghanistan in November 2001, bin Laden celebrated the strikes on the World Trade Center. "We had notification since the previous Thursday that the event would take place that day," he said. "We calculated in advance the number of casualties." In another tape released in April 2002, bin Laden and one of his top deputies were shown kneeling to praise their "great victory" on September 11.

What is bin Laden’s connection to Iraq?

The relationship between bin Laden's al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's Iraq is a murky one, and has been the subject of much debate. Saddam's regime, in fact, was precisely the kind of secular Arab government bin Laden abhorred. In making the case for the war against Iraq, the Bush administration argued there were ties between Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda, warning the dictator might supply the terrorists with weapons of mass destruction. The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States—also known as the 9/11 Commission—however, concluded there was no U.S. intelligence supporting a link between Iraq and al-Qaeda. Peter Bergen, author of The Osama bin Laden I Know: An Oral History of al-Qaeda's Leader, has noted tenuous links between Iraq and al-Qaeda and "may have played footsie in Sudan," but is quick to add "nothing came of it." Today, al-Qaeda does have a presence in Iraq. In February 2003, bin Laden stated in an audio tape that "Muslims in general and the Iraqis in particular must brace themselves for jihad against this unjust [U.S.] campaign and acquire ammunition and weapons." In another tape in December 2004, bin Laden referred to the Jordanian-born terror leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi as the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, and in a tape aired in January 2006, he claimed "Iraq has become a point of attraction and recruitment of qualified resources." In this same tape, he threatened future attacks against the United States and offered a so-called truce based on a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and Iraq.

Where is bin Laden?

We don't know. Bush administration officials have concluded that bin Laden was at the December 2001 battle of Tora Bora in southeastern Afghanistan but escaped. Bin Laden might have then hid in a cave complex in Afghanistan, slipped into semi-autonomous tribal regions in north Pakistan, or fled the area. Nearly a year passed after the battle of Tora Bora without any communication from bin Laden, and some U.S. officials, as well as Pakistan's leader General Pervez Musharraf, publicly stated they thought he might be dead. However, in November 2002, an audiotape surfaced that U.S. intelligence experts say was a recent recording of bin Laden, calling for new attacks against the United States and its allies. Since then, several other tapes have surfaced, including the January 2006 tape that experts authenticated, and a tape released in September 2007, apparently to coincide with the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Intelligence and military officials believe bin Laden is somewhere in Pakistan, not far from the Afghan border. The FBI reward for information leading to his capture has increased from $25 million to $50 million.

Osama bin Laden, the glowering mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks that killed thousands of Americans, was killed in an operation led by the United States, President Barack Obama said in a dramatic late-night statement at the White House.

A small team of Americans killed bin Laden in a firefight Sunday at a compound in the Pakistani town of Abbottabat, about 100 kilometers north of the capital Islamabad, US and Pakistani officials said. The team took custody of his remains and American officials said they were being handled in accordance with Islamic tradition.

ICC Cricket World Cup hosting

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ICC Cricket World Cup, Hosting Countries of the World.

Year	Host country/countries

1975	England
1979	England
1983	England
1987	India & Pakistan
1992	Australia & New Zealand
1996	India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka
1999	England
2003	South Africa, Zimbabwe & Kenya
2007	West Indies
2011	Bangladesh, India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka
2015	Australia & New Zealand
2019	England
2023

Cricket World Cup 2011 venue & Time Table

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Cricket World Cup 2011 venue & Time Table: 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, 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.

Group Division:

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

Match No	Date and Time	Teams	Venue
1	19 Feb Sat 14:00 PM (D/N)	India vs Bangladesh - Group B	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur Dhaka
2	20 Feb Sun 09:30 AM	New Zealand vs Kenya - Group B	MA Chidambaram Stadium Chepauk,Chennai
3	20 Feb Sun 14:30 PM (D/N)	Sri Lanka vs Canada - Group A	International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota
4	21 Feb Mon14:30 PM (D/N)	Australia vs Zimbabwe - Group A	Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
5	22 Feb Tue 14:30 PM (D/N)	England vs Netherlands - Group B	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
6	23 Feb Wed 14:30 PM (D/N)	Pakistan vs Kenya - Group A	International Cricket Stadium, Hambantota
7	24 Feb Thu 14:30 PM (D/N)	South Africa vs West Indies - Group B	Feroz Shah Kotla, New Delhi
8	25 Feb Fri 14:30 PM (D/N)	Australia vs New Zealand - Group A	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
9	25 Feb Fri 09:00 AM	Bangladesh vs Ireland Group B	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
10	26 Feb Sat 14:30 PM (D/N)	Sri Lanka vs Pakistan - Group A	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
11	27 Feb Sun 14:30PM (D/N)	India vs England - Group B	Eden Gardens, Kolkata
12	28 Feb Mon 14:30 PM Feb 28 (D/N)	West Indies vs Netherlands	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
13	28 Feb Mon 09:30 AM	Zimbabwe vs Canada - Group A	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
14	1 Mar Tue 14:30 PM (D/N)	Sri Lanka vs Kenya - Group A	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
15	2 Mar Wed 14:30 PM (D/N)	England vs Ireland - Group B	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
16	3 Mar Thu 09:30 AM	South Africa vs Netherlands - Group B	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
17	3 Mar Thu 14:30 PM (D/N)	Pakistan vs Canada - Group A	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
18	4 Mar Fri 09:30 AM	New Zealand vs Zimbabwe - Group A	Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
19	4 Mar Fri 14:00 PM	Bangladesh vs West Indies - Group B	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
20	5 Mar Sat 14:30 PM	Sri Lanka vs Australia - Group A	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
21	6 Mar Sun 14:30 PM (D/N)	India vs Ireland - Group B	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
22	6 Mar Sun 09:30 AM	England vs South Africa - Group B	MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
23	7 Mar Mon 14:30 PM (D/N)	Kenya vs Canada - Group A	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
24	8 Mar Tue 14:30 PM (D/N)	Pakistan vs New Zealand - Group A	International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele
25	9 Mar Wed 14:30 PM (D/N)	India vs Netherlands - Group B	Feroz Shah Kotla, New Delhi
26	10 Mar Thu 14:30 PM (D/N)	Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe - Group A	International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele
27	11 Mar Fri 09:30 AM	West Indies vs Ireland - Group B	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
28	11 Mar Fri 14:00 PM	Bangladesh vs England - Group B	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong
29	12 Mar Sat 14:30 PM (D/N)	India vs South Africa - Group B	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
30	13 Mar Sun 09:30 AM	New Zealand vs Canada - Group A	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
31	13 Mar Sun 14:30 PM (D/N)	Australia vs Kenya - Group A	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
32	14 Mar Mon 14:30 PM	Pakistan vs Zimbabwe	International Cricket Stadium, Pallekelle
33	14 Mar Mon 09:00 AM	Bangladesh vs Netherlands - Group B	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong
34	15 Mar Tue 14:30 PM	South Africa vs Ireland - Group B	Eden Gardens, Kolkata
35	16 Mar Wed 14:30 PM	Australia vs Canada - Group A	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
36	17 Mar Thu 14:30 PM (D/N)	England vs West Indies - Group B	MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
37	18 Mar Fri 14:30 PM (D/N)	Sri Lanka vs New Zealand - Group A	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
38	18 Mar Fri 09:30 AM	Ireland vs Netherlands - Group B	Eden Gardens, Kolkata
39	19 Mar Sat 14:30 PM (D/N)	Australia vs Pakistan - Group A	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
40	19 Mar Sat 09:00 AM	Bangladesh vs South Africa - Group B	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
41	20 Mar Sun 09:30 AM	Zimbabwe vs Kenya - Group A	Eden Gardens, Kolkata
42	20 Mar Sun 14:30 PM (D/N)	India vs West Indies - Group B	MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai
43	23 Mar Wed 14:00 PM (D/N)	First Quarterfinal	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
44	24 Mar Thu 14:30 PM (D/N)	Second Quarterfinal	Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
45	25 Mar Fri 14:00 PM (D/N)	Third Quarterfinal	Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
46	26 Mar Sat 14:30 PM (D/N)	Fourth Quarterfinal	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
47	29 Mar Tue 14:30 PM (D/N)	First Semifinal	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
48	30 Mar Wed 14:30 PM (D/N)	Second Semifinal	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh
49	02 Apr Sat 14:30 PM (D/N)	FINAL	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai