2023 Cricket World Cup

June 9, 2019 by admin

The 2023 Cricket World Cup is hosted by India

The cricket world cup 2023 will be the 13th edition which starts from 09 Feb to 26 Mar 2023 in India. (ICC) meeting in London in June 2013. ICC International Cricket Council decides that the 2023 World Cup will be held in India. ICC Still Haven’t decided on Venues yet. They will decide after complete the 2019 cricket World cup. India will be the very first time the competition is held completely in India. Three previous editions India partially hosted there 1987, 1996, and 2011.

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Five Indian Cricket Stadiums Which Could Host ICC 2023 Cricket World Cup Final:

Ahmedabad New Stadium (capacity- 110,000)
Eden Gardens, Kolkata (capacity- 68,000)
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai (capacity- 33,108)
M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru (capacity- 38,000)
Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee Cricket Stadium, Lucknow (capacity- 50,000)

Which countries are there in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023?

I’m not sure, but I think ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 teams will be there. If you think any other team is more likely to be in the 2023 Cricket World Cup then please comment below. Your comments are very important to us.

Australia
India
England
South Africa
Pakistan
Bangladesh
New Zealand
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe
Ireland
Afghanistan
Zambia
Nepal
Netherlands
Scotland
United Arab Emirates
Singapore
Hong Kong
Oman
Papua New Guinea
United States of America
Namibia
Kenya
Canada
Uganda
Russia
Nigeria
Fiji
Bhutan
Italy
Argentina

ICC Cricket world cup 2023 Schedule – Not set
Who Country host the 2023 Cricket World Cup? – India.
Which teams will qualify for the 2023 World Cup?- 10 Team is already qualified. Other cricket teams are not sure.

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T10 Cricket League is a Professional 10/Over Cricket League

September 3, 2018 by admin

T10 Cricket League is a Professional 10/Over Cricket League

T-10 Cricket League This is a new cricket league which consists of a 10-over cricket match involving ten sports management and ten over cricket leagues owned by the T-10 Sports Management. This league is approved by the Emirates Cricket Board. This is the first internationally recognized ten-over league. Previously there was no 10-over cricket league. It’s a short time cricket game over 10 overs that takes 90 minutes to play. This tournament is played in four days, where a round robin and semifinals and finals. The tournament is held on 14- Dec -17 at Sharjah Cricket Stadium. The T10 Cricket League was founded by T10 league chairman Shaji Ul Mulk. League president and partner Salman Iqbal. In August 2018, the International Cricket Council (ICC) officially approved the T-10 Cricket League.

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T10 cricket league 2017

The T-10 Cricket League was held for the first time in 2017 and it hosted Emirates Cricket Board. The first season of the T-10 Cricket League was in 2017. Cricket matches are 10-over and it takes about 90 minutes to play. Various international cricket players including Shakib Al Hasan, Darren Sammy, Sohel Tanvir, Alex Hales, Darren Bravo, and Eoin Morgan were part of the league. In the United Arab Emirates, the T-10 Cricket League has been two new teams added for 2018. The first T-10 cricket league will be held worldwide with the approval of the International Cricket Council – by the end of this year, the UAE has added two teams to the United Arab Emirates in 2018 for a total of 8 participating participants. Last year, the inaugural T-10 league champions would play with the Kerala Kings as well as runners-up Punjabi legends and Maratha Arabs, Bengal Tigers, Rajputs, and Pakhtoons.

The All the six teams are picked up their icon players earlier, which include, Shahid Afridi (Pakhtoons), Misbah Ul Haq (Punjabi Legends), Virender Sehwag (Maratha Arabians), Shoaib Malik (Colombo Lions) and Sarfraz Ahmed (Bengal Tigers), while Sri Lanka will have one separate team.

Pakhtoon:

Ahmed Shehzad, Amjad Javed (UAE), Dwayne Smith, Fakhar Zaman, Junaid Khan, Liam Dawson, Mohammad Irfan, Mohammad Nabi, Najibullah Zadran, Shahid Afridi (icon), Sohail Khan, Shaheen Afridi, Saqlain Haider, Tamim Iqbal and Umar Gul.

Punjabi Legends:

Abdul Razzaq, Adil Rashid, Asadullah (UAE), Carlos Brathwaite, Chris Jordan, Dawlat Zadran, Ghulam Ghulam Mudassar, Luke Ronchi, Misbah ul Haq, Shoaib Malik (icon), Shabeer (UAE), Shareef Rangana Herath, Umar Akmal, Hassan Ali and Usama Mir.

Maratha Arabians:

Alex Hales, Hardus Viljoen, Imad Wasim, Kumar Sangakkara, Kamran Akmal, Lendl Simmons, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Sami, Rilee Rossouw, Ross Whiteley, Reolof Van Der Merwe, Shaiman Anwar (UAE), Virender Sehwag (icon), Wayne Parnell and Zahoor Khan (UAE).

Bengal Tigers:

Anwar Ali, Andre Fletcher, Darren Sammy, Darren Bravo, Hassan Khan, Johnson Charles, Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Naveed (UAE), Mustafizur Rahman, Rumman Raees, Rameez Shahzad (UAE), Rovman Powell, Ryan Mclaren, Sarfraz Ahmed (icon) and Sunil Narine.

Team Sri Lanka Cricket:

Angelo Jayasinghe, Angelo Perera, Alankara Asanka, Dinesh Chandimal (Captain), Dilshan Munaweera, Dushmantha Chameera, Jeffrey Vandersay, Kithuruwan Vithanage, Kasun Madushanka, Lahiru Thirimanne, Nipun Karunanayake, Sachithra Senanayake, Shehan Jayasuriya, Thisara Perera, Vishwa Fernando and Wanidu Hasaranga.

Kerala Kings:

Babar Hayat, Chadwick Walton, Eoin Morgan (icon), Imran Haider (UAE), Kieron Pollard, Liam Plunkett, Nicholas Pooran, Paul Stirling, Rohan Mustafa (UAE), Ryan Ten Doeschate, Rayad Emrit, Sohail Tanveer, Shakib al Hasan, Samuel Badree and Wahab Riaz.

The Fastest Century In T20 International Cricket History

August 11, 2018 by admin

The Fastest Century In T20 International Cricket History

Now we let know who runs are scored very fast and record the Fastest Century In T20 international cricket. The Cricket is not a game enjoyed by as many people as football is. It comes second in popularity after football. There are only a few countries that play or watch cricket. India, Britain, Australia, Sri Lanka, The West Indies, South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh and a couple of other African countries are where cricket is played and enjoyed. Some of the other countries are also joining the game now.

But it is a game that is enjoyed by a lot of people in the countries that it is played in Cricket is also a huge money-spinner when it comes to salaries for players, commentators, umpires etc. It also makes a lot of money for the organizers by way of advertisements and broadcasting rights. The game’s latest format the T20 is attracting more viewers on TV because of the short duration and extreme thrill of the game.

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History Of Cricket

The first references to cricket are in the year 1598. It had its origin in South-East England. There are many references to the game in the 18th century in which there was rampant gambling on the game. It was also during this period that the press started reporting about cricket games, mainly because the games were patronized by the rich aristocracy.

Cricket spread to many countries including the West Indies, India, and Australia during this period as English colonies started appearing in these countries. The game spread to other countries soon enough. Surprisingly the first international cricket match was played between The USA and Canada, two countries where the game never became popular.

Limited–over cricket which had only 50 overs for each side began in the year 1971. It was started as a game in between tests and to give the players some exercise. But this format of the game gained immense popularity over the years. People who didn’t have the time to watch 5 days of cricket were attracted to this shorter version. In 1975 the International Cricket Council, the governing body for international cricket, conducted the first Cricket World Cup in 1975.

The Twenty 20 Cricket

This is presently the shortest format of the game and is probably the most popular. Started in England in 2003 this game has one innings for each team consisting of 20 overs. The game has brought in new strategies and skills to the game. Players are trained specially for the game. The game is fast-paced and thrilling.

The first international match was played in 2007 in South Africa. India won the title in this match. Soon the Twenty 20 or T20 as it is popularly known became famous all over with leagues sprouting everywhere. The game has become a big money earner. More people watch the game on TV due to the short version and the thrill.

The runs are scored very fast. The record for the fastest century in T20 is held by two people. David Miller scored the first fastest century in October 2017 in South Africa scoring a hundred in just 35 balls. Two months later in December 2017, Rohit Sharma of India managed a century in the same number of balls.

2019 Cricket World Cup Team, Group, Schedule, Venues, Fixtures

July 26, 2018 by admin

2019 Cricket World Cup Team, Group, Schedule, Venues, Fixtures

The 2019 cricket world cup. It is the 12th cricket tournament of the 2019 Cricket World Cup. And it will be organized in England and Wales. The 2019 World Cup will start from May 30 to July 14. The 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup was to be held in England and Wales But after the withdrawal, Australia and New Zealand hosted the game. This is the fifth time to host the World Cup Earlier, the World Cup was organized in 1975, 1979, 1983 and 1999.

The format of this tournament is to create a group with ten teams. Where each team has the opportunity to play with nine other teams And those who are the top four among the ten teams will get the opportunity to play in the semifinals. Due to the lack of competition partner teams, these 10 teams have been criticized in the tournament

Who will be available in the 2019 Cricket World Cup

England at the top of the points table, South Africa at two places, Number three in India, Australia at 4, New Zealand at number 5, Pakistan at number 6, Bangladesh at number 7, Sri Lanka at number 8, Afghanistan at 9 and West Indies at number 10

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2019 world cup venue

The venues of the 2019 Cricket World Cup were released on April 26, 2018. The International Cricket Council publishes this venue with a meeting in Kolkata.

Fixtures – Schedule of 2019 cricket world cup

Date	Match	Venue	Time
30-May-19	England vs South Africa	The Oval, London	Day
31-May-19	Pakistan vs West Indies	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff	Day
01-June-19	New Zealand vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales stadium	Day
01-June-19	Afghanistan vs Australia	County Ground Bristol, Bristol	Day-Night
02-June-19	South Africa vs Bangladesh	The Oval, London	Day
03-June-19	England vs Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Day
04-June-19	Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff	Day
05-June-19	South Africa vs India	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	Day
05-June-19	Bangladesh vs New Zealand	The Oval, London	Day-Night
06-June-19	Australia vs West Indies	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Day
07-June-19	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	County Ground Bristol, Bristol	Day
07-June-19	Pakistan vs Sri Lanka	County Ground Bristol, Bristol	Day
08-June-19	England vs Bangladesh	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff	Day
08-June-19	Afghanistan vs New Zealand	County Ground, Taunton	Day-Night
09-June-19	India vs Australia	The Oval, London	Day
10-June-19	South Africa vs West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	Day
11-June-19	Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka	County Ground Bristol, Bristol	Day
12-June-19	Australia vs Pakistan	County Ground, Taunton	Day
13-June-19	India vs New Zealand	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Day
14-June-19	England vs West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	Day
15-June-19	Sri Lanka vs Australia	The Oval, London	Day
15-June-19	South Africa vs Afghanistan	Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff	Day-Night
16-June-19	India vs Pakistan	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day
17-June-19	West Indies vs Bangladesh	County Ground, Taunton	Day
18-June-19	England vs Afghanistan	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day
19-June-19	New Zealand vs South Africa	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Day
20-June-19	Australia vs Bangladesh	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Day
21-June-19	England vs Sri Lanka	Headingley, Leeds	Day
22-June-19	India vs Afghanistan	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	Day
22-June-19	West Indies vs New Zealand	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day-Night
23-June-19	Pakistan vs South Africa	Lord’s, London	Day
24-June-19	Bangladesh vs Afghanistan	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	Day
25-June-19	England vs Australia	Lord’s, London	Day
26-June-19	New Zealand vs Pakistan	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Day
27-June-19	West Indies vs India	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day
28-June-19	Sri Lanka vs South Africa	The Riverside, Chester-le-Street	Day
29-June-19	Pakistan vs Afghanistan	Headingley, Leeds	Day
29-June-19	New Zealand vs Australia	Lord’s, London	Day-Night
30-June-19	England vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Day
01-July-19	Sri Lanka vs West Indies	The Riverside, Chester-le-Street	Day
02-July-19	Bangladesh vs India	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Day
03-July-19	England vs New Zealand	The Riverside, Chester-le-Street	Day
04-July-19	Afghanistan vs West Indies	Headingley, Leeds	Day
05-July-19	Pakistan vs Bangladesh	Lord’s, London	Day-Night
06-July-19	Sri Lanka vs India	Headingley, Leeds	Day
06-July-19	Australia vs South Africa	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day-Night
09-July-19	First semifinal Qualifier 1 vs Qualifier 4	Old Trafford, Manchester	Day
11-July-19	Second Semi-Final Qualifier 2 vs Qualifier 3	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Day
14-July-19	Final	Lord’s, London	Day

ICC Champions Trophy

July 23, 2018 by admin

ICC Champions Trophy is one-day International (ODI) Cricket Tournament

ICC champions trophy is one-day international cricket tournament. Its short name is ODI (One Day International). It is hosted by the (International Cricket Council) ICC. The ICC champion trophy Second place in the Cricket World Cup. It was inaugurated as an ICC knockout tournament in 1998 And after every four years, it was held. The trophy name has been changed in the Champions Trophy in 2002. The Icc champion trophy was first held in Bangladesh and Kenya And collect funds for the development of the game. And it works as a standard generator for ICC due to huge commercial success. Later it was held in countries like India and England And the number of teams is reduced to four The tournament was later named as the Mini World Cup Because it includes all members of the ICC. Later it was planned as a knockout tournament So, that it can not hurt the image of the World Cup. It is now known as the World’s Second World Cup in the Cricket world.

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The number of rival parties varies from year to year Originally the entire membership of the ICC participates in it. And associate members were involved from 2002 to 2004. In 2009, the tournament included the top eight teams in the ranking. After the Icc champion trophy is held in seven different countries, England has hosted it three times in the trophy. A total of 13 teams participated in a stage of the tournament, which was held in 2017 with eight competing competitions. The ICC Champions Trophy is the only final competition in every format of three formats, in line with ICC goals.

Until 2006 the ICC champion trophy was held every 2 years. The champion trophy was supposed to be held in 2008. But it was shifted to South Africa due to security. Since then the ICC champion trophy was held every four years. There are many differences between the Champions Trophy and the World Cup. The Champions Trophy matches are held in about one and a half weeks But the World Cup may last for a month, and the number of Champions Trophy teams is much less than the World Cup team. In the 2017 World Cup, there were eight teams in the ICC Champions Trophy.

South Africa won the inaugural tournament of the Champions Trophy. Australia and India both competed However, New Zealand, West Indies, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan have won once. Australia is the only country to win two consecutive titles that won in 2006 and 2009. Bangladesh, England and Zimbabwe Test players who have not yet won any Champions Trophy. England have faced twice in the final finals twice but lost twice

Bangladesh reached the semi-finals in 2017 but could not reach the final. Sri Lanka’s first and only host to win the 2002 tournament. England is the only host who can play the final twice in 2004 and 2013. The only host in Bangladesh who participated in their hosting time in 1998. Kenya 2000, India 2006 and South Africa 2009 champion Trophy hostels who were defeated in the first round.