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Highlights | West Indies V Pakistan | Champions Trophy | 2nd Match

2009-09-23T23:59:00.005+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Champions Trophy' 2009 2nd Match between Pakistan and West Indies from New Wanderers on 24th Sept, 2009 where Umar Akmal and Shahid Afridi added 58 to finish the deal. Brief Score : Pakistan 134 for 5 (Umar Akmal 41*, Tonge 4-25) beat West Indies 133 (Miller 51, Aamer 3-24, Gul 3-28) by five wickets.Umar Akmal is the Man of the Match in the win against West Indies by 5 Wickets.

A fine bowling performance where wickets were shared all around ensured a woefully inexperienced West Indies were bowled out for an unthreatening 133 after they opted to bat.A fine bowling performance where wickets were shared all around ensured a woefully inexperienced West Indies were bowled out for an unthreatening 133 after they opted to bat. Watch the Highlights from the Champions Trophy Match 2 between Pakistan and West Indies.,

Highlights | Srilanka V South Africa | Champions Trophy | 1st Match

2009-09-23T00:27:00.011+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the 1st Match of Group B in the Champions Trophy, 2009 between South Africa (Home Team) and Sri lanka where South Africa's desicion of Fielding first backfired with Dilshan's 100, helping Srilanka to post a huge total of 319 of their 50 Overs. Brief Score : South Africa 206 for 7 (Mendis 3-18) need another 114 runs to beat Sri Lanka 319 for 8 (Dilshan 106, Jayawardene 77, Sangakkara 54). Mahela Jayawardene ensured Sri Lanka didn't lose steam after a double blow, leaving South Africa to Chase 320 Runs.

Sri Lan ka carried the energy from their powerful batting display into the field and, led by Ajantha Mendis in his first outing against South Africa, were on course for an emphatic victory in the Champions Trophy opener. Update : D/L Method: The par score for South Africa at this stage with seven wickets down is 261. So if there is no further play then Sri Lanka will win with a comfortable margin of 55 runs Watch the Highlights....

Sri lanka Innings - Short Highlights

Sri lanka Innings - Full Highlights

South Africa Innings - Highlights

Star Cricket / ESPN Telecast Schedule | ICC Champions Trophy

2009-09-21T12:52:00.005+05:30

ICC Champions Trophy will be viewed by as many as 183 territories across the world. ESPN & STAR Cricket will telecast live all the 15 matches from ICC Champions Trophy to be played in South Africa from September 22 to October 5 in India. he production will involve a 26 camera shoot along with 6 Hawkeyes in order to produce a world class feed. The ICC Champions Trophy is a true test of cricketing excellence in One Day Internationals with only the top eight cricket playing teams taking on each other in head-to-head matches. [Full Detail Schedule World Wide]

The list of commentators includes Ravi Shastri (India), Wasim Akram (Pakistan), Ian Chappell (Australia), Bob Willis (England), Nick Knight (England), Shaun Pollock (South Africa), Ian Bishop (West Indies), Kepler Wessels (South Africa), Simon Doull (New Zealand), Harsha Bhogle (India), Sanjay Manjrekar (India), Ranil Abenayeke (Sri Lanka) and Alan Wilkins (UK). The Pervious Winner of the Champions Trophy includes, 1998 ICC Knock Out tournament South Africa, 2000 ICC Knock Out tournament New Zealand, 2002 ICC Champions Trophy India & Sri Lanka, 2004 ICC Champions Trophy West Indies, 2006 ICC Champions Trophy Australia. See the Full Star Cricket / ESPN Telecast Schedule for the ICC Champions Trophy, 2009 below :

September 22 South Africa Vs Sri Lanka STAR Cricket 17:45 hr Centurion

September 23 Pakistan vs. West Indies STAR Cricket 17:45 hrs Johannesburg

September 24 South Africa vs. New Zealand STAR Cricket 12:45 hrs Centurion

September 25 Sri Lanka vs. England STAR Cricket 17:45 hrS Johannesburg

September 26 West Indies vs. Australia ESPN 12:45 hrs Johannesburg

September 26 India vs Pakistan STAR Cricket 17:45 hrs Centurion

September 27 New Zealand vs. Sri Lanka ESPN 12:45 hrS Johannesburg

September 27 South Africa vs. England STAR Cricket 17:45 hrs Centurion

September 28 Australia vs. India STAR Cricket 17:45 hrs Centurion

September 29 England vs. New Zealand ESPN 17:45 hrs Johannesburg

September 30 Australia vs. Pakistan STAR Cricket 12:45 hrs Centurion

September 30 India vs. West Indies ESPN 17:45 hrs Johannesburg

October 02 Semi Final – I ESPN 17:45 hrs Centurion

October 03 Semi Final – II ESPN 17:45 hrs Johannesburg

October 05 Final ESPN 17:45 hrs Centurion

ICC Champions Trophy 2009 Squads | Team Details

2009-09-21T10:37:00.013+05:30

One of its Kind, Champions Trophy (So Called Knock Out Tournament) is under the way to start in South Africa from 24th Sept, 2009 to 5th Oct, 2009 (Full Schedule of ICC Champions Trophy 2009) to be played at Wanderers Stadium and Centurion Park in South Africa. All the 8 teams in the tournament have announced their respective teams which would be playing in South Africa's Champions Trophy this week.

Before we look at the players of each and every team, one of the major disappointment would be all the top players of the West Indies would not be playing this tournament due to some problem with their Cricket Council. Group A of the Champions Trophy include., Australia, India, Pakistan, West Indies. Group B of the Champions Trophy include., New Zealand, Sri lanka, South Africa and England. Coming on to the Squads.,

Australian Squad announced on 22nd Aug 2009 : Ricky Ponting (c), Nathan Bracken, Michael Clarke, Callum Ferguson, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, James Hopes, Michael Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Tim Paine, Peter Siddle, Adam Voges, Shane Watson and Cameron White.

Indian Squad announced on 16th Aug 2009 : Mahendra Singh Dhoni (c), Rahul Dravid, Gautam Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh, Dinesh Karthik, Praveen Kumar, Amit Mishra, Abhishek Nayar, Ashish Nehra, Yusuf Pathan, Suresh Raina, Ishant Sharma, R. P. Singh, Sachin Tendulkar, and Yuvraj Singh

England Squad announced on 17th Aug 2009 : Andrew Strauss (c), James Anderson, Tim Bresnan, Ravi Bopara, Stuart Broad, Paul Collingwood, Joe Denly, Eoin Morgan, Matt Prior, Adil Rashid, Ryan Sidebottom, Owais Shah, Graeme Swann and Luke Wright

New Zealand Squad announced on 23rd Aug 2009 : Daniel Vettori (c), Shane Bond, Neil Broom, Ian Butler, Brendon Diamanti, Grant Elliott, Martin Guptill, Gareth Hopkins, Brendon McCullum, Kyle Mills, Jacob Oram, Jeetan Patel, Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, and Daryl Tuffey

Pakistan Squad announced on 21st Aug 2009 : Younis Khan (c), Fawad Alam, Iftikhar Anjum, Imran Nazir, Kamran Akmal, Misbah-ul-Haq, Mohammad Aamer, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Yousuf, Naved-ul-Hasan, Saeed Ajmal, Shahid Afridi, Shoaib Malik, Umar Gul and Umer Akmal

South Africa Squad announced on 20th Aug 2009 : Graeme Smith (c), Hashim Amla, Johan Botha, Mark Boucher, AB de Villiers, JP Duminy, Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Kallis, Albie Morkel, Makhaya Ntini, Wayne Parnell, Robin Peterson, Dale Steyn, Lonwabo Tsotsobe, and Roelof van der Merwe

Sri Lanka Squad announced on 25th Aug 2009 : Kumar Sangakkara (c), Tillakaratne Dilshan, Sanath Jayasuriya, Mahela Jayawardene, Thilina Kandamby, Chamara Kapugedera, Nuwan Kulasekara, Lasith Malinga, Angelo Mathews, Ajantha Mendis, Muttiah Muralitharan, Dammika Prasad, Thilan Samaraweera, Upul Tharanga and Thilan Thushara

West Indies Squad announced on 17th Aug 2009 : Floyd Reifer (c), David Bernard, Tino Best, Royston Crandon, Travis Dowlin, Andre Fletcher, Nikita Miller, Daren Powell, Kieran Powell, Dale Richards, Kemar Roach, Darren Sammy, Devon Smith, Gavin Tonge and Chadwick Walton

Champions Trophy 2009 - Fixtures, Schedule - South Africa

2009-09-19T18:09:00.007+05:30

Champions Trophy 2009 would be one of the most unpredictable tournament of the 2008 - 2009, that is for sure. This is the 6th edition of the Champions Trophy, to be held in South Africa from 22nd Sept, 2009 to 9th Oct, 2009. Teams Participating in the Champions Trophy, 2009 includes :

Group A : Australia, India, West Indies and Pakistan [ Squad Details ]
Group B : New Zealand, Sri lanka, England, South Africa [ Squad Details ]

For some time now, Test ODI T20 due to some personal problems was not able to update all the highlights, but now, Test ODI T20 would not only be the Highlight center, along with that, it would be a first source for all the latest happenings around the world of Cricket.

Coming on to the Champions Trophy 2009 Schedule. Day Night Matches would be Board casted on Star Cricket in India starring 17 : 45 PM , while Day Matches would start at 12 : 45 PM on ESPN,

1st ODI, Tue, Sep 22, South Africa vs Sri Lanka, SuperSport Park

2nd ODI, Wed, Sep 23, Pakistan vs West Indies, New Wanderers

3rd ODI, Thu, Sep 24, South Africa vs New Zealand, SuperSport Park

4th ODI, Fri, Sep 25, England vs Sri Lanka, New Wanderers

5th ODI, Sat, Sep 26, Australia vs West Indies, New Wanderers

6th ODI, Sat, Sep 26, India vs Pakistan, SuperSport Park,

7th ODI, Sun, Sep 27, New Zealand vs Sri Lanka, New Wanderers

8th ODI, Sun, Sep 27, South Africa vs England, SuperSport Park

9th ODI, Mon, Sep 28, Australia vs India, SuperSport Park

10th ODI, Tue, Sep 29, England vs New Zealand, New Wanderers

11th ODI, Wed, Sep 30, Australia vs Pakistan, SuperSport Park

12th ODI, Wed, Sep 30, India vs West Indies, New Wanderers

1st Semi-Final, Fri, Oct 02, A1 vs B2, SuperSport Park

2nd Semi-Final, Sat, Oct 03, B1 vs A2, New Wanderers

Final Mon, Oct 05, TBC vs TBC, SuperSport Park

Highlights | India v West Indies | 3rd ODI | St Lucia

2009-07-05T12:53:00.006+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the 3rd ODI from the India Tour of West Indies on 3rd July, 2009 where India snatch lead with last-over win. Brief Score : India 159 for 4 (Karthik 47, Dhoni 46*, Gambhir 44) beat West Indies 185 for 7 (Sarwan 62, Nehra 3-21) by six wickets (D/L method).

India threatened to lose their way in the chase after a solid start provided by Dinesh Karthik before Dhoni hauled them past the line. The rain-breaks initially readjusted their target to 195 in 27 overs before a further shower reduced it to 159 in 22 overs.. MS Dhoni and India kept their nerve on a frustrating day of rain delays to take a 2-1 series lead in St Lucia. It was still anybody's game when India needed 11 off the final over, but Dhoni slammed the second ball over deep midwicket to put the visitors on course for victory. Watch the Full Video Highlights from the 3rd ODI of the India Tour of West Indies below :

West Innings : Full Highlights

Indian Innings : Full Highlights

Highlights | India v West Indies | 2nd ODI | Jamaica

2009-06-29T22:55:00.003+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights Video from the 2nd ODI between India and West Indies from Jamaica where WI seamers seal comprehensive win. Brief Score : West Indies 192 for 2 (Morton 85*, Gayle 62) beat India 188 for 8 (Dhoni 95, Rampaul 4-37, Taylor 3-35, Bravo 3-26) by eight wickets. Ravi Rampaul, the Man of the Match: It's good to get wickets and yeah, it has been a good comeback. I have worked hard and it has come off well. I was focussed to bowl at the right areas.

It's been a thoroughly professional show by the Windies to draw level in the series. Firstly it was Ravi Rampaul who celebrated his comeback by picking up 4 scalps to break the backbone of the Indian batting lineup and then it was a Gayle-Morton show later on with the bat. Gayle was at his attacking best and Morton slowly picked himself up from scratches to compile a superb innings to see Windies through. Watch the Full Highlights from the India and West Indies 's 2nd ODI from Jamaica below :

Indian Innings : Full Highlights

West Innings : Full Highlights

Highlights | India v West Indies | 1st ODI | Jamaica

2009-06-27T13:47:00.005+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights Video from the India Tour of West Indies, 1st ODI from Jamaica where Ind prevail eventually after last minute scare in really heavy scoring game. India have won by 20 runs and lead the 4-match series 1-0. Brief Score : India 339 for 6 (Yuvraj 131, Karthik 67) beat West Indies 319 (Chanderpaul 63) by 20 runs.

It ended dramatically at Sabina Park, with tension contorting the faces of anxious fans, both Indian and West Indian, as the hosts pursued India's massive total of 339 with tenacity. West Indies chased valiantly and stayed in the game throughout despite the regular fall of wickets but, in the end, their challenge lacked an innings combining aggression with longevity, two qualities that Yuvraj Singh blended perfectly during his match-winning 131 off 102 balls. Watch the Full Highlights from the 1st ODI of the India Tour West Indies, 2009 below :

Indian Innings : Full Highlights

West Indies Innings : Full Highlights

Highlights | T20 Final World PAK V SL | 2009 | Lord's

2009-06-22T11:02:00.011+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights Video from the Final of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 between Pakistan and Srilanka from Lord's where Pakistan becomes the T20 Champions by 8 Wickets against the SriLanka with the help of Afridi bowling and batting.

South Africa remained unbeaten but lost in the semifinals. Sri Lanka remained unbeaten and lost in the finals. And, Pakistan struggled from the word go and became the ICC T20 World Champions beating Sri Lanka by 8 wickets on June 21, 2009 at Lords..Watch the HQ Highlights from the ICC Twenty20 World, Final 2009 between Pakistan and Sri lanka from Lords below :

Full Highlights : ICC Twenty20 World : Pakistan V Srilanka

Highlights | Semi Final | WI V SL | T20 World 09 | Oval

2009-06-19T23:06:00.010+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the West Indies and Sri Lanka's in Twenty20 World Semi Final from Oval, England 2009 where Clinical SL prevail to make it an all Asia final. Sri Lanka win by 57 runs and storm into the finals . Brief Score : Sri Lanka 158 for 5 (Dilshan 96*) beat West Indies 101 (Gayle 63*, Mathews 3-16, Muralitharan 3-29) by 57 runs.

It will be an all-Asia final at the ICC World Twenty20 after Sri Lanka maintained their unbeaten record by crushing West Indies by 57 runs at The Oval. Tillakaratne Dilshan added another instalment to his breathtaking tournament with an unbeaten 96, the highest score of the event, as his team-mates struggled for momentum. Angelo Mathews then stunned West Indies with three wickets in the opening over before the spinners strangled the middle order, leaving Chris Gayle forlornly unbeaten on 63 as he carried his bat as no one else reached double figures. Watch the Highlights from the 2nd Semi Final between West Indies and Sri-lanka from the ICC Twenty20 World below :

Both Innings Full - Highlights HQ

Sri lanka's Innings : Full Highlights

West Indies's Innings : Full Highlights

Highlights | T20 WC 09 - Semi Final | Pak V SA | Nottingham

2009-06-19T00:13:00.009+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights from the Pakistan and South Africa battle it out in the 1st Semi Final of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 from Nottingham where Chasing 150 was not going to be easy with Pakistan's bowling, but it was neither beyond reach. Afridi bowled exceedingly well and Gul came in late to fire in those lovely yorkers to seal the game in Pakistan's favour. It is Sri Lanka versus West Indies tomorrow. Brief Score : Pakistan 149 for 4 (Afridi 51, Malik 34) beat South Africa 142 for 5 (Kallis 64, Duminy 44*, Afridi 2-16) by seven runs.

Boom Boom Afridi, Crash Crash South Africa! That is the best way to summarise this fantastic game of cricket. South Africa went in to this tournament as the favourites and Pakistan, who started as a very ragged unit, came to the fore when it mattered the most, to send South Africa packing.Watch the Full Highlights from the Pakistan and South Africa in the 1st Semi Final of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 below :

Full Match HQ - Highlights

Pakistan Innings : Full Highlights

South Africa Innings : Full Highlights

Highlights | ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 | All Matches

2009-06-17T22:59:00.006+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights Coverage of Highest Quality Video from the Super 8's Matches of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 in England where Four Teams Reached the Semi Finals which include South Africa , Sri Lanka (UnBeaten uptill Semi Finals) & Other two teams progressed to the semi finals of the ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 includes Pakistan and West Indies.

One of the Most Surprising thing which happened in the Super 8 was India played 3 Games and lost all of them against the South Africa, West Indies and England. Never the less, it was one of the best matches ever you would see in Twenty20 World. Below is the List of the Highlights to Watch from each and ever match of the Super 8 in ICC Twenty20 World, Enjoy.,

Highlights | Final | ICC T20 WC 09 | Pak Win by 8 Wickets Against SL

Highlights | 1st Semi-Final | RSA V PAK | PAK Win by 7 Runs

Highlights | 2nd Semi-Final | WI V SL | SL Win by 57 Runs

Highlights | 1st Match | Group B | ENG V NED | NED Win by 4 Wickets

Highlights | 2nd Match | Group D | NZ V SCO | NZ Win by 7 Wickets

Highlights | 3rd Match | Group C | AUS V WI | WI Win by 7 Wickets

Highlights | 4th Match | Group A | IND V BAN | IND Win by 25 Runs

Highlights | 5th Match | Group D | SA V SCO | SA Win by 130 Runs

Highlights | 6th Match | Group B | ENG V PAK | ENG Win by 48 Runs

Highlights | 7th Match | Group A | BAN V IRE | IRE Win by 6 Wickets

Highlights | 8th Match | Group C | AUS V SL | SL Win by 6 Wickets

Highlights | 9th Match | Group B | PAK V NETH | PAK Win by 82 Runs

Highlights | 10th Match | Group D | NZ V RSA | RSA Win by 1 Run

Highlights | 11th Match | Group C | SL V WI | SL Win by 15 Runs

Highlights | 12th Match | Group A | IND V IRE | IND Win by 8 Wickets

Highlights | 13th Match | Super 8s | NZ V IRE | NZ Win by 83 Runs | New Zealand 198/5 (20/20 ov); Ireland 115 (16.4/20 ov)

Highlights | 14th Match | Super 8s | ENG V SA | SA Win by 7 Wickets | England 111 (19.5/20 ov); South Africa 114/3 (18.2/20 ov)

Highlights | 15th Match | Super 8s | PAK V SL | SL Win by 19 Runs | Sri Lanka 150/7 (20/20 ov); Pakistan 131/9 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | 16th Match | Super 8s | IND V WI | WI Win by 7 Wickets | India 153/7 (20/20 ov); West Indies 156/3 (18.4/20 ov)

Highlights | 17th Match | Super 8s | WI V SA | SA Win by 20 Runs | South Africa 183/7 (20/20 ov); West Indies 163/9 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | 18th Match | Super 8s | NZ V PAK | PAK Win by 6 Wickets | New Zealand 99 (18.3/20 ov); Pakistan 100/4 (13.1/20 ov)

Highlights | 19th Match | Super 8s | IRE V SL | SL Win by 9 Runs | Sri Lanka 144/9 (20/20 ov); Ireland 135/7 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | 20th Match | Super 8s | IND V ENG | ENG Win by 3 Runs | England 153/7 (20/20 ov); India 150/5 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | 21st Match | Super 8s | PAK V IRE | PAK Win by 32 Runs | Pakistan 159/5 (20/20 ov); Ireland 120/9 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | 22nd Match | Super 8s | ENG V WI | WI Win by 5 Wickets | England 161/6 (20/20 ov); West Indies 82/5 (8.2/9 ov)

Highlights | 23rd Match | Super 8s | SL V NZ | SL Win by 48 Runs | Sri Lanka 158/5 (20/20 ov); New Zealand 110 (17/20 ov)

Highlights | 24th Match | Super 8s | IND V SA |SA Win by 12 Runs | South Africa 130/5 (20/20 ov); India 118/8 (20/20 ov)

Highlights | Final | ICC T20 WC 09 | Pak Win by 8 Wickets Against SL

Highlights | 1st Semi-Final | RSA V PAK | PAK Win by 7 Runs

Highlights | 2nd Semi-Final | WI V SL | SL Win by 57 Runs

Highlights | Warm - Up | AUS V BAN | AUS Win by 38 Runs | Nottingham

Highlights | Warm - Up | IRE V NER | IRE Win in Super Over | Lords

Highlights | Warm - Up | IND V NZ | NZ Win by 9 Runs | Lords

Highlights | Warm - Up | PAK V SA | SA Win by 59 Runs | Nottingham

Highlights | Warm - Up | BAN V SL | Sl Win by 4 Wickets | Nottingham

Highlights | Warm - Up | END V SCO | ENG Win by 6 Wickets | Nottingham

Highlights | Warm - Up | IND V PAK | IND Win by 9 Wickets | Nottingham

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Match 10 | India [W] V Pakistan | Sept 14, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Match 13 | India V N Zealand [W] | Sept 16, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Match 21 | India [W] V England | Sept 19, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Match 24 | India [W] V S Africa | Sept 20, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Semi Final | India [W] V Australia | Sept 22, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 07 | Final | India [W] V Pakistan | Sept 24, 2007

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 10th Match | New Zealand V South Africa | London

2009-06-10T19:34:00.003+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the South Africa and New Zealand in the Group D of ICC Twenty20 World, from London of 9th July 2009 where It was really close contest on the just a practise game before the super eight and New Zealand lost by 1 Runs. Brief Score : South Africa 128 for 7 (Smith 33, Butler 2-13) beat New Zealand 127 for 5 (McCullum 57, van der Merwe 2-14) by one run.

South Africa's bowlers, led by the unhittable spin of Roelof van der Merwe, pulled an improbable victory out of the jaws of defeat as they successfully defended a meagre target of 129 and snuck home by a solitary run to secure the Group D bragging rights in a scrappy but compelling dead-rubber tussle at Lord's. Watch the Full Highlights from the 10th Match of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 between NZ and RSA below :

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 9th Match | Pakistan V Netherlands | London

2009-06-10T08:42:00.003+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 between Pakistan and Netherlands from the London where Pakistan handle Netherlands scare, stay alive. Brief Score : Pakistan 175 for 5 (Akmal 41, Younis 36) beat Netherlands 93 (Afridi 4-11) by 82 runs.

Kamran Akmal is the Man of the Match for his all-round performance today . It was a comprehensive routing of a hapless Netherlands outfit, Pakistan were superior in all departments and notched up a crushing win to knock the Dutch out of the tournament. Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Match 9th of ICC TWenty20 World below :

Pakistan Innings : Full Highlights

Netherlands Innings : Full Highlights

Presentation Ceremony

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 8th Match | Australia V Sri Lanka | Nottiingham

2009-06-09T02:46:00.011+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Australia and Sri Lanka in ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 from Nottingham in Group C, 8th Match where Sri Lanka Knocks Out Australia Out of the ICC Twenty20 World, 2009. What a shock exit for Australia. They dont have much to complain after they were outplayed by a clincial Sri Lankan outfit with Sangakkara leading the way with a composed fifty. Dilshan played a blinder at the beginning and then Sanga took over.

Brief Score : Sri Lanka 160 for 4 (Sangakkara 55*, Dilshan 53) beat Australia 159 for 9 (Johnson 28*, Mendis 3-20, Malinga 3-36) by six wickets. Sangakkara is the Man of the Match for his composed innings of 55. Australia were woeful with the ball as they could not string a succession of good overs. This is the earliest exit in any World Cup for Australia since they crashed out in the preliminary stage in 1992. Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Match 8th of the Australia and Sri lanka in ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 below :

Both Innings : HQ Highlights

Full Highlights : Both Innings : HQ

Australia Innings : Full HQ Highlights

Sri Lanka Innings : Full HQ Highlights

Presentation Ceremony - Pointing Interview

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 7th Match | Ireland V Bangladesh | Nottiingham

2009-06-08T23:27:00.007+05:30

Watch the Highlights Video from the Group A of the ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 between Ireland and Bangladesh from the Nottingham where Ireland won by 6 wickets (with 10 balls remaining). Brief Score : Ireland 138 for 4 (Niall O'Brien 40, Kevin O'Brien 39*) beat Bangladesh 137 for 8 (Mortaza 33*, Johnston 3-20) by six wickets.

Ireland beat Bangladesh in the 2007 World Cup and, pitted against the same side in a must-win clash in more familiar conditions, produced an encore to surge into the second stage of the World Twenty20. This will go down as one of the biggest moments in Ireland's cricket history - but another disappointment for Bangladesh, who were knocked out of the competition. Watch the Full Highlights from the Match 7th of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 below :

Full Highlights : Both Innings : HQ

Bangladesh Innings - Highlights

Ireland Innings - Highlights

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 6th Match | England V Pakistan | The Oval

2009-06-08T23:20:00.004+05:30

Watch the Highlights Video from the 6th Match of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 between England and Pakistan from the Oval in Group B where Resurgent England progress with huge win. Brief Score : England 185 for 5 (Pietersen 58, Wright 34, Ajmal 2-23) beat Pakistan 137 for 7 (Younis 46*, Broad 3-17) by 48 runs.

England certainly like doing things the hard way, but kept their ICC World Twenty20 hopes alive with an impressive 48-run victory against Pakistan at The Oval which was so emphatic that they are through to the Super Eights. With the hosts' hopes hanging by a thread Kevin Pietersen returned and hit a sparkling 58 off 38 balls to lift England to a competitive 185 for 5, and Pakistan never got close against a team desperate to erase embarrassing memories. Watch the Full Highlights from the Match 6 of the Group B in ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 below :

Full Highlights : Combo Both Innings : 6th Match

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 5th Match | Scotland v South Africa | The Oval

2009-06-08T23:03:00.003+05:30

Watch the Highlights Video from the Scotland V South Africa from the Oval in ICC Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 - Match 5th where South Africa won by 130 runs. Brief Score : South Africa 211 for 5 (de Villiers 79*, Kallis 48) beat Scotland 81 (Coetzer 42 Botha 2-17, van der Merwe 2-17) by 130 runs.

South Africa produced an ominously clinical performance to send Scotland packing in the ICC World Twenty20, beating them by the second highest margin in this format of 130 runs. AB de Villiers cracked a classy and authoritative 79 from just 34 in South Africa's 211 for 5, the highest total of the tournament so far, before Dale Steyn and Johan Botha tore through Scotland who were rolled for 81, the seventh-lowest Twenty20 total. Watch the Full Highlights from the Match 5th of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 below :

Full Combo : Both Innings HQ Highlights : 5th Match

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 4th Match | India V Bangladesh | Trend Bridge

2009-06-07T02:59:00.011+05:30

Watch the Highlights Video from the India V Bangladesh from the Trend Bridge, 4th Match of the Group A in ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 where Ind begin title defense in style. Pragyan Ojha is the Man of the Match . So the Indians have started their title defense in great style here, beating the giant killers comprehensively. After getting 180, they always had an upper hand but Bangladesh is a side that is highly unpredictable.

Brief Score : India 180 for 5 (Gambhir 50, Yuvraj 41) beat Bangladesh 155 for 8 (Siddique 41, Ojha 4-21) by 25 runs. The way Tamim and Junaid started, it looked we might have a contest but the early blow from Yusuf and subsequent blows from Pragyan Ojha, put Bangladesh on the backfoot. They got to a point of no return and India got home with ease. Watch the Full Highlights from the 4th Match of ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 between Bangaldesh and India below :

Full Combo Both Innings : India V Ban Highlights in High Quality

Indian Innings Full Highlights

Bangladesh Innings Full Highlights

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 3rd Match | Australia V West Indies | London

2009-06-07T01:33:00.008+05:30

Watch the Full Highlights from the ICC, Twenty20 World 2009 between Australia and West Indies from Oval as 3rd Match in Group C where West Indies Opener where enough to Win against Australia by 7 Wickets. Brief Score : West Indies 172 for 3 (Gayle 88, Fletcher 53) beat Australia 169 for 7 (Warner 63, David Hussey 27, Bravo 2-31) by seven wickets.

There was a sense of anticipation over how they would fare in their "preferred" format. Come match day in the Group of Death, and West Indies, and Chris Gayle, turned up for the first time in two months. They fielded pathetically but that characteristic trait was sandwiched between superb opening bowling and explosive batting. Watch the Full Highlights from the Match 3rd of the Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 between Australia and West Indies below :

Full Highlights : Both Innings in High Quality

Australia Innings Full HQ Highlights

West Indies Innings Full HQ Highlights

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Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 2nd Match | New Zealand V Scotland | London

2009-06-07T00:10:00.006+05:30

Watch the Highlights Video in HQ from the New Zealand V Scotland's 2nd Match of the ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 from London in Group D where New Zealand Blast the Scotland in Reduce 7 Over Game. Brief Score : New Zealand 90 for 3 (Ryder 31, Taylor 21*) beat Scotland 89 for 4 (Coetzer 33, Poonia 27, Watson 27) by seven wickets.

At the half-way stage of a match that rain reduced to a seven-over hitting contest, it looked as though there would be the second big upset of the tournament in two matches. Scotland had started in top gear and stayed there through their innings to set a challenging target, but New Zealand's array of big-hitters knocked off the runs in style with an over to spare. Watch the Full Highlights from the 2nd Match between New Zealand and Scotland from ICC, Twenty20 World below :

Both Innings | Scotland V New Zealand | Full Highlights in HQ

Individual Longer Highlights Available @ Twenty20 World

Highlights | T20 WC 09 | 1st Match | England V Netherland | London

2009-06-06T01:50:00.007+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Netherland V England's 1st Match from Group B in ICC Twenty20 World, 2009 from London where de Grooth leads Netherlands to famous win. It was a breathtaking display by Netherlands to notch up one of the biggest upsets in the tournament. England have only themselves to blame for their loss as atleast 6 lives were given to ten Doeschate alone. ten Doeschate survived them all and took Netherlands to a famous win.

Brief Score : Netherlands 163 for 6 (de Grooth 49, Borren 30, Anderson 3-23) beat England 162 for 5 (Wright 71, Bopara 46) by four wickets. Tom de Grooth is the Man of the Match for his innings of 49. Needing seven off the last over Ryan ten Doeschate and Edgar Schiferli ran for their lives and with two needed off the last delivery, Stuart Broad missed a run-out from his follow through and the resulting overthrow set off wild scenes of celebration. Watch the Full Highlights from the 1st Match of ICC T20 World Cup, 2009 below :

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T20 WC 09 Highlights | India V Pakistan | Warm-Up | Nottingham

2009-06-04T23:43:00.003+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the India Vs Pakistan, Warm-Up Match from Nottingham in ICC Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 where India have beaten Pakistan by 9 wickets, in a more than convincing victory. They chased down the 159 run target in just 17 overs with Rohit Sharma being the only batsman to get out. India got off to a solid start with Gambhir and Sharma being watchful early on. Brief Score : India 159 for 1 (Rohit 80, Gambhir 52*) beat Pakistan 158 for 6 (Misbah 37*, Younis 32, Ishant 1-11) by nine wickets.

But once Sharma got going, there was no looking back as he played shots all across the park and left the Pakistani bowlers running out of ideas. Gambhir held his end well, as the two added a 140 run opening stand, both getting to half centuries clearly taking the game away from Pakistan. Dhoni came in at the end and played some sublime shots to finish things off. Watch the Full Highlights from the India V Pakistan Warm Up Match below :

T20 WC 09 Highlights | India V New Zealand | Warm-Up | Lords

2009-06-04T23:25:00.005+05:30

Watch the Full Video Highlights from the Warm Up Match between India and New Zealand from Twenty20 World Cup, 2009 played at Lords where New Zealand have beaten India in their warm up match by 9 runs, having restricted them to 161/6 at the end of 20 overs. Brief Score : New Zealand 170 for 7 (Taylor 41, McCullum 31, Franklin 27*, Ishant 4-25) beat India 161 for 6 (Raina 45, Jadeja 41*, Vettori 3-24) by nine runs..

India got off to a solid start with Rohit Sharma opening the innings in Sehwag's absence. They lost a couple of quick wickets after that but a 69 run stand between Suresh Raina and Ravindra Jadeja was looking good to take India home. They lost Raina followed soon by Pathan at a crucial stage when they needed to force the issue and it was all New Zealand after that, who did not allow India any way back into the game. Watch the High Quality Highlights from the Warm Up Match below :

T20 WC Highlights - India V Pakistan [Final] at Johannesburg - Sep 24, 2007

2009-06-02T22:31:00.003+05:30

Watch the Final between India and Paksitan of the Twenty20 World Cup, 2007 in the High Defination Video Highlights played at the Johannesburg on Sept, 24th 2007 where India won by 5 runs. Brief Score : India 157 for 5 (Gambhir 75, Gul 3-28) beat Pakistan 152 (Misbah-ul-Haq 43, Pathan 3-16, RP Singh 3-23) by 5 runs. Ten days earlier, India and Pakistan couldn't be separated in Durban. In front of a frenzied crowd at the Wanderers on Monday, they played out perhaps the best final ever seen in a major tournament. Once again, the ice-cool Misbah-ul-Haq threatened to drag Pakistan back from the brink, but the Indians just about held their nerve to clinch a five-run victory and the inaugural ICC World Twenty20.

After scrapping hard to get to 157 for 5 in the face of some tigerish bowling and fielding, India were inspired with the ball, and Pakistan appeared to be well out of contention with 54 needed from 24 balls and just three wickets in hand. But when Misbah thumped Harbhajan Singh for three sixes and Sohail Tanvir chipped in with a four-ball 12, the improbable became possible.

Moving across his stumps, he went for the scoop down to fine leg. He didn't connect cleanly, and millions on the subcontinent held their breath as Sreesanth came under the ball at short fine leg. When he held it, the stadium erupted. Watch the Full Highlights from the Final of the First Ever Twenty20 World Cup, in 2007 between India and Paksitna in Highest Quality possble below :

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