Canada Vs Zimbabwe Group-A Match: Final Scoreboard

Final Scoreboard Monday after Zimbabwe's 175-run win over Canada 

in a  Cricket World Cup 2011 Group A match at Nagpur's VCA Stadium:

NAGPUR, India

Zimbabwe Innings

Brendan Taylor lbw b Chohan 0

Charles Coventry lbw Baidwan 4

Tatenda Taibu c Davison b Rao 98

Craig Ervine c Bagai b Rao 85

Elton Chigumbura c Bagai b Cheema 5

Sean Williams c Bagain b Rao 30

Greg Lamb b Rao 11

Prosper Utseya c Hansra b Chohan 22

Graeme Cremer b Baidwan 26

Ray Price not out 10

Chris Mpofu not out 3

Extras: (2lb, 1w, 1nb) 4

TOTAL: (for nine wickets) 298

Overs: 50

Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-7, 3-188, 4-193, 5-201, 6-219, 7-240, 8-281, 9-284.

Bowling: Khurram Chohan 10-0-44-2 (1nb, 1w), Harvir Baidwan 

9-0-47-2,  Jimmy Hansra 4-0-41-0, Rizwan Cheema 9-0-51-1, 

Balaji Rao 10-0-57-4,  John Davison 8-0-56-0.

Canada Innings

Nitish Kumar c & b Price 1

John Davison b Price 0

Ruvindu Gunasekera b Lamb 24

Ashish Bagai c Williams b Price 0

Jimmy Hansra st Taibu b Utseya 20

Rizwan Cheema c Cremer b Utseya 14

Zubin Surkari st Taibu b Lamb 26

Tyson Gordon lbw b Cremer 7

Khurram Chohan lbw b Cremer 8

Harvir Baidwan not out 13

Balaji Rao b Cremer 1

Extras: (9w) 9

TOTAL: (all out) 123

Overs: 42.1.

Fall of wickets: 1-1, 2-7, 3-7, 4-50, 5-50, 6-66, 7-78, 8-97, 9-122, 10-123.

Bowling: Chris Mpofu 5-1-12-0 (1w), Ray Price 8-4-16-3,

Prosper Utseya 7-0-24-2 (2w), Greg Lamb 8-0-29-2 (6w), 

Graeme Cremer 9.1-1-31-3,  Sean Williams 5-0-11-0.

Result: Zimbabwe won by 175 runs.

Toss: Zimbabwe.

Umpires: Amiesh Saheba, India, and Simon Taufel, Australia.

TV Umpire: Richard Kettleborough, England. Match Referee: 

Ranjan Madugalle, Sri Lanka.

West Indies Vs Netherlands Group-B Match: Final Scoreboard

Final Scoreboard after West Indies' 215-run victory over Netherlands on Monday in their Cricket World Cup 2011 Group B match at Feroz Shah Kotla stadium: BANGALORE, India

West Indies Innings

                  Devon Smith c Barresi b Loots 53

                  Chris Gayle c Kervezee b Ten Doeschate 80

                  Darren Bravo c Kervezee b Seelaar 30

                  Ramnaresh Sarwan lbw b Westdijk 49

                  Kieron Pollard c Ten Doeschate b Bukhari 60

                  Darren Sammy c Kervezee b Seelaar 6

                  Shivnarine Chanderpaul b Seelaar 4

                  Devon Thomas lbw b Bukhari 13

                  Nikita Miller not out 11

                  Sulieman Benn not out 3

                 

Extras: (3b, 3lb, 14w, 1nb) 21

                 

TOTAL: (for eight wickets) 330

                 

Overs: 50. Batting time: 213 minutes.

                 

Fall of wickets: 1-100, 2-168, 3-196, 4-261, 5-278, 6-290, 7-312, 8-326.

                 

Did not bat: Kemar Roach.

                 

Bowling: Mudassar Bukhari 10-1-65-2 (1w), Berend Westdijk 7-0-56-1 (4w), Ryan ten Doeschate 10-0-77-1 (1nb, 4w), Bernard Loots 7-0-44-1 (1w), Tom Cooper 6-0-37-0 (1w), Pieter Seelaar 10-1-45-3.

Netherlands Innings

                  Alexei Kervezee st Thomas b Benn 14

                  Wesley Barresi c Gayle b Roach 0

                  Tom Cooper not out 55

                  Ryan ten Doeschate lbw b Benn 7

                  Bas Zuiderent b Roach 1

                  Tom de Grooth lbw b Benn 1

                  Peter Borren c Pollard b Sammy 10

                  Mudassar Bukhari b Roach 24

                  Pieter Seelaar lbw b Roach 1

                  Bernard Loots lbw b Roach 0

                  Berend Westdijk b Roach 0

                 

Extras: (2lb) 2

                 

TOTAL: (all out) 115

                 

Overs: 31.3. Batting time: 119 minutes.

                 

Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-26, 3-34, 4-35, 5-36, 6-56, 7-113, 8-115, 9-115, 10-115.

                 

Bowling: Sulieman Benn 8-1-28-3, Kemar Roach 8.3-0-27-6, Nikita Miller

7-0-23-0, Darren Sammy 7-0-33-1, Kieron Pollard 1-0-2-0.

                 

Result: West Indies won by 215 runs.

                 

Toss: Netherlands.

                 

Umpires: Amiesh Saheba, India, and Simon Taufel, Australia.

                 

TV umpire: Richard Kettleborough, England. Match referee: Jeff Crowe, New Zealand.

And the Oscar awards for 2011 goes to

Oscars 2011: Winner's List

Winners in selected major categories at the 83rd Academy Awards

1. Best Picture: 'The King's Speech'

2. Actor: Colin Firth, 'The King's Speech'

3. Actress: Natalie Portman, 'Black Swan'

4. Supporting Actor: Christian Bale, 'The Fighter'

5. Supporting Actress: Melissa Leo, 'The Fighter'

6. Directing: Tom Hooper, 'The King's Speech'

7. Foreign Language Film: 'In a Better World', Denmark

8. Adapted Screenplay: Aaron Sorkin, 'The Social Network'

9. Original Screenplay: David Seidler, 'The King's Speech'

10. Animated Feature Film: 'Toy Story 3', Lee Unkrich

11. Art Direction: 'Alice in Wonderland', Robert Stromberg (Production Design); Karen O'Hara (Set Decoration)

12. Cinematography: 'Inception', Wally Pfister

13. Sound Mixing: 'Inception', Lora Hirschberg, Gary A. Rizzo and Ed Novick

14. Sound Editing: 'Inception', Richard King

15. Original Score: 'The Social Network', Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

16. Original Song: "We Belong Together" from 'Toy Story 3', Randy Newman

17. Costume: 'Alice in Wonderland', Colleen Atwood

18. Documentary Feature: 'Inside Job', Charles Ferguson and Audrey Marrs

19. Documentary (short subject): 'Strangers No More', Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon

20. Film Editing: 'The Social Network', Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter

21. Makeup: 'The Wolfman', Rick Baker and Dave Elsey

22. Animated Short Film: 'The Lost Thing', Shaun Tan and Andrew Ruhemann

23. Live Action Short Film: 'God of Love', Luke Matheny

24. Visual Effects: 'Inception', Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb

Cricket World Cup: 1 Record, 2 Centuries, 18 Wickets, 676 Runs Gone Tie

Match was played between England and India was very exciting M Chinnaswamy Stadium which gone tie. Northern England team could not make 338 runs chasing 338 runs  against India.
Over the last match, England needed 14 runs to win. But he could make 13 runs. This is 4th tie match in the cricket world cup history.

In response to the target of 339 runs 145 balls 158 runs with captain Andrew Strauss innings own which they come so close to target. Except this, Bell's 170-run partnership changed the match for the third wicket. Marching toward a winning time England's batting was a sudden wobble but lasts batsmen batting with full understanding of the capabilities managed to make the match tie.

Cricket is a game of uncertainties
India bat first by the target of 339 runs to win so it was supposed to be fixed. But the England top order batsmen, his own grip on the match said. England team gradually was getting poised to win but made a comeback match, Team India bowlers. lasts batsmen of England were on the field of India seemed set to win. But the result is before everyone.
      
Zaheer's charm in the batting power play
England decided to take batting powerplay  in 43 overs,  now the team score was 280 runs with 2 wickets. Strauss and Bell at the crease was frozen. But Zaheer Khan giving over the two consecutive shock to England made return to India in the match. England made 25 runs by losing 4 wickets in their batting power play. Out of these, Zaheer got 3 wickets.

India Innings
In the important match played in M Chinnaswamy Stadium, India set target of 339-run for England. India made 338 runs in 49.5 overs because of Tendulkar’s centaury.
Opting to bat first on winning the toss, India’s opener batsman Virender Sehwag start was the explosive. Tim Braessnan took his wicket at 35 runs.

One More Sachin’s Innings
Sachin Tendulkar played explosive inning against England and scored 120 in 115 balls. During this, he hit 10 fours and 5 sixes. He completed his century in just 103 balls and had had completed his fifty in 66 balls. This is his one-day career 47th century. With the World Cup, he also made his record fifth century.
 James Anderson took his wicket. He made Tendulkar out caught by Michael Yardi.

 

Final Scoreboard: India Vs England Group-B Match Tie

Final Scoreboard after the India vs. England cricket World Cup 2011 Group B match ended in a tie at the Chinnaswamy Stadium: BANGALORE, India

India Innings

                  Virender Sehwag c Prior b Bresnan 35

                  Sachin Tendulkar c Yardy b Anderson 120

                  Gautam Gambhir b Swann 51

                  Yuvraj Singh c Bell b Yardy 58

                  Mahendra Singh Dhoni c sub (Wright) b Bresnan 31

                  Yusuf Pathan c Swann b Bresnan 14

                  Virat Kohli b Bresnan 8

                  Harbhajan Singh lbw b Bresnan 0

                  Zaheer Khan run out 4

                  Piyush Chawla run out 2

                  Munaf Patel not out 0

                 

Extras: (3lb, 5nb, 7w) 15

                 

TOTAL: (all out) 338

                 

Overs: 49.5; Batting time: 233 minutes.

                 

Fall of wickets: 1-46, 2-180, 3-236, 4-305, 5-305, 6-327, 7-327, 8-328,

9-338, 10-338.

                 

Bowling: James Anderson 9.5-0-91-1 (1w, 5nb), Ajmal Shahzad 8-0-53-0, Tim

Bresnan 10-1-48-5, Graeme Swann 9-1-59-1 (2w), Paul Collingwood 3-0-20-0,

Michael Yardy 10-0-64-1 (2w).

England Innings

                  Andrew Strauss lbw b Khan 158

                  Kevin Pietersen c and b Patel 31

                  Jonathan Trott lbw b Chawla 16

                  Ian Bell c Kohli b Khan 69

                  Paul Collingwood b Khan 1

                  Matt Prior c sub (Raina) b Harbhajan 4

                  Michael Yardy c Sehwag b Patel 13

                  Tim Bresnan b Chawla 14

                  Graeme Swann not out 15

                  Ajmal Shahzad not out 6

                 

Extras: (1b, 7lb, 3w) 11

                 

TOTAL: (for eight wickets) 338

                 

Overs: 50; Batting time 229 minutes.

                 

Fall of wickets: 1-68, 2-111, 3-281, 4-281, 5-285, 6-289, 7-307, 8-325.

                 

Did not bat: James Anderson.

                 

Bowling: Zaheer Khan 10-0-64-3 (1w), Munaf Patel 10-0-70-2 (1w), Piyush

Chawla 10-0-71-2 (1w), Harbhajan Singh 10-0-58-1, Yuvraj Singh 7-0-46-0, Yusuf Pathan 3-0-21-0.

                 

Result: Match ends in tie.

                 

Toss: India.

                 

Umpires: Billy Bowden, New Zealand, and Marais Erasmus, South Africa.

                 

TV umpire: Rodney Tucker, Australia.

              

Match referee: Roshan Mahanama, Sri Lanka.