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India vs South Africa Test SeriesINDIA VS SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES in India, FEB 2010India will play two-match Test series against South Africa at Nagpur and Kolkata, and also three one-day internationals during the tour starting February.
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2007 WORLD CUP TOP RUN SCORERSML Hayden (AUS): 659DPMD Jayawardene (SL): 548 RT Ponting (AUS): 539 SB Styris (NZ): 499 JH Kallis (SA): 485 ST Jayasuriya (SL): 467 KP Pietersen (ENG): 444 GC Smith (SA): 443 2007 WORLD CUP MOST SIXESML Hayden (AUS): 18H Gibbs (SA): 14 S Jayasuriya (SL): 14 MV Boucher (SA): 11 RT Ponting (AUS): 11 DPMD Jayawardene (SL): 10 AC Gilchrist (AUS): 10 2007 WORLD CUP HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGESSR Watson (AUS): 145.00JEC Franklin (NZ): 95.00 MJ Clarke (AUS): 87.20 SB Styris (NZ): 83.16 S Dhaniram (CAN):81.00 JH Kallis (SA):80.83 2007 WORLD CUP HIGHEST BATTING STRIKE RATESMV Boucher (SA): 137.20BJ Hodge (AUS): 129.91 V Sehwag (IND): 117.98 Yuvraj Singh (IND): 117.24 2007 WORLD CUP BEST BOWLING STRIKE RATESGD McGrath (AUS): 18.6SL Malinga (SL): 19.4 SW Tait (AUS): 22.0 M Muralitharan (SL): 22.0 E Chigumbura (ZIM): 22.6 GB Hogg (AUS): 23.6 2007 WORLD CUP MOST WICKETSGD McGrath (AUS): 26M Muralitharan (SL): 23 SW Tait (AUS): 23 GB Hogg (AUS): 21 SL Malinga (SL): 18 DL Vettori (NZ): 16 NW Bracken (AUS): 16 2007 WORLD CUP MOST CATCHESPD Collingwood (ENG): 8GC Smith (SA): 8 EJG Morgan (IRL): 7 HH Gibbs (SA): 7 ML Hayden (AUS): 7 RT Ponting (AUS): 7 2007 WORLD CUP 100'sImran Nazir (PAK) against Zimbabwe : 160 (121)M L Hayden (AUS) against West Indies : 158 (143) A C Gilchrist (AUS) against Sri Lanka : 149 (104) A B de Villiers (SA) against West Indies : 146 (130) J H Kallis (SA) against Netherlands : 128* (109) B J Hodge (AUS) against Netherlands : 123 (89) D P M D Jayawardene (SL) against New Zealand : 115* (109) J P Bray (IRL) against Zimbabwe : 115* (139) S T Jayasuriya (SL) against West Indies : 115 (101) V Sehwag (IND) against Bermuda : 114 (87) R T Ponting (AUS) against Scotland : 113 (93) SB Styris (NZ) against Sri Lanka : 111* (157) S T Jayasuriya (SL) against Bangladesh : 109 (87) K P Pietersen (ENG) against Australia: 104 (122) M L Hayden (AUS) against New Zealand: 103 (100) S P Fleming (NZ) against Bangladesh : 102* (92) S Chanderpaul (WI) against Ireland : 102* (113) M L Hayden (AUS) against South Africa : 101 (68) L Vincent (NZ) against Canada : 101 (117) K P Pietersen (ENG) against West Indies : 100 (91) 2007 WORLD CUP 50'sM N Samuels (WI) against Pakistan : 63 (70)Shoaib Malik (PAK) against West Indies : 62 (54) M A Ouma (KEN) against Canada : 58 (89) S O Tikolo (KEN) against Canada : 72* (76) M L Hayden (AUS) against Scotland : 60 (73) C J O Smith (SCO) against Australia : 51 (76) V Sibanda (ZIM) against Ireland : 67 (84) S Matsikenyeri (ZIM) against Ireland : 73* (77) D P M D Jayawardene (SL) against Bermuda : 85 (90) K C Sangakkara (SL) against Bermuda : 76 (83) L P C Silva (SL) against Bermuda : 55* (45) G C Smith (SA) against Netherlands : 67 (59) H H Gibbs (SA) against Netherlands : 72 (40) M V Boucher (SA) against Netherlands : 75* (31) R N ten Doeschate (NET) against South Africa : 57 (75) K P Pietersen (ENG) against New Zealand : 60 (93) S B Styris (NZ) against England : 87* (113) J D P Oram (NZ) against England : 63* (83) N J O'Brien (IRL) against Pakistan : 72 (106) S C Ganguly (IND) against Bangladesh : 66 (129) Tamim Iqbal (BAN) against India : 51 (53) Mushfiqur Rahim (BAN) against India : 56* (107) Saqibul Hasan (BAN) against India : 53 (86) A C Gilchrist (AUS) against Netherlands : 57 (64) M J Clarke (AUS) against Netherlands : 93* (85) E C Joyce (ENG) against Canada : 66 (103) P D Collingwood (ENG) against Canada : 62* (48) A A Mulla (CAN) against England : 57 (58) S C Ganguly (IND) against Bermuda : 89 (114) Yuvraj Singh (IND) against Bermuda : 83 (46) S R Tendulkar (IND) against Bermuda : 57* (29) David Hemp (BER) against India : 76* (105) B R M Taylor (ZIM) against West Indies : 50 (121) S C Williams (ZIM) against West Indies :70* (88) G C Smith (SA) against Scotland : 91 (65) A B de Villiers (SA) against Scotland : 62 (45) S P Fleming (NZ) against Kenya : 60 (61) R L Taylor (NZ) against Kenya : 85 (107) S B Styris (NZ) against Kenya : 63 (62) C D McMillan (NZ) against Kenya : 71 (48) R D Shah (KEN) against New Zealand : 71 (89) K C Sangakkara (SL) against Bangladesh : 56 (55) L P C Silva (SL) against Bangladesh : 52* (48) R N ten Doeschate (NET) against Scotland : 70* (68) S P Fleming (NZ) against Canada : 66 (67) B B McCullum (NZ) against Canada : 52* (21) J M Davison (CAN) against New Zealand : 52 (31) I S Billcliff (CAN) against New Zealand : 50 (56) W U Tharanga (SL) against India : 64 (90) L P C Silva (SL) against India : 59 (68) R Dravid (IND) against Sri Lanka : 60 (82) R T Ponting (AUS) against South Africa : 91 (91) M J Clarke (AUS) against South Africa : 92 (75) A B de Villiers (SA) against Australia : 92 (70) G C Smith (SA) against Australia : 74 (70) S O Tikolo (KEN) against England : 76 (97) E C Joyce (ENG) against Kenya : 75 (91) K P Pietersen (ENG) against Kenya : 56* (72) B C Lara (WI) against Australia : 77 (83) D Ramdin (WI) against Australia : 52 (43) T M Dilshan (SL) against South Africa : 58 (76) R P Arnold (SL) against South Africa : 50 (73) G C Smith (SA) against Sri Lanka : 59 (65) J H Kallis (SA) against Sri Lanka : 86 (110) S B Styris (NZ) against West Indies : 80* (90) P D Collingwood (ENG) against Ireland : 90 (82) N J O'Brien (IRL) against England : 63 (88) A C Gilchrist (AUS) against Bangladesh D P M D Jayawardene (SL) against West Indies : 82 (113) S Chanderpaul (WI) against Sri Lanka : 76 (110) H J H Marshall (NZ) against Bangladesh : 50* (54) J H Kallis (SA) against Ireland : 66* (86) W U Tharanga (SL) against England: 62 (103) D P M D Jayawardene (SL) against England: 56 (61) K P Pietersen (ENG) against Sri Lanka: 58 (80) R S Bopara (ENG) against Sri Lanka: 52 (53) M Ashraful (BAN) against South Africa: 87 (83) H Gibbs (SA) against Bangladesh : 56 (59) I R Bell (ENG) against Australia : 77 (90) R T Ponting (AUS) against England: 86 (106) M J Clarke (AUS) against England : 55* (63) P G Fulton (NZ) against Ireland: 83 (110) J H Kallis (SA) against West Indies: 81 (86) H H Gibbs (SA) against West Indies: 61* (40) M V Boucher (SA) against West Indies: 52 (23) R R Sarwan (WI) against South Africa: 92 (75) Saqibul Hasan (BAN) against England : 57* (95) S T Jayasuriya (SL) against New Zealand : 64 (80) K C Sangakkara (SL) against Bangladesh : 69* (104) H H Gibbs (SA) against New Zealand: 60 (100) S P Fleming (NZ) against South Africa: 50 (84) SB Styris (NZ) against South Africa: 56 (84) D P M D Jayawardene (SL) against Australia: 72 (88) L P C Silva (SL) against Australia: 64 (107) R T Ponting (AUS) against Sri Lanka: 66* (80) A Symonds (AUS) against Sri Lanka: 63* (71) G C Smith (SA) against England: 89* (58) R T Ponting (AUS) against New Zealand: 66 (70) S R Watson (AUS) against New Zealand: 65* (32) P G Fulton (NZ) against Australia: 62 (72) M P Vaughan (ENG) against West Indies: 79 (68) C H Gayle (WI) against England: 79 (58) D S Smith (WI) against England: 61 (106) M N Samuels (WI) against England: 51 (39) W U Tharanga (SL) against New Zealand: 73 (74) M J Clarke (AUS) against South Africa: 60* (86) S T Jayasuriya (SL) against Australia : 63 (67) K C Sangakkara (SL)against Australia : 54 (52) 2007 WORLD CUP 5 or MORE WICKETSA J Hall (SA) against England: 18-5 (10 Overs)C K Langeveldt (SA) against Sri Lanka: 39-5 (10 Overs) A Nel (SA) against Bangladesh: 45-5 (10 Overs) 2007 WORLD CUP HIGH SCORESIndia: 413-5 ( 50.0 overs ) against BermudaAustralia: 377-6 ( 50.0 overs ) against South Africa New Zealand : 363-5 ( 50.0 overs ) against Canada Australia: 358-5 ( 50.0 overs ) against Netherlands South Africa: 356-4 ( 50.0 overs ) against West Indies South Africa: 353-3 ( 40.0 overs ) against Netherlands Pakistan: 349 all out (49.5 overs) against Zimbabwe Australia 348-6 ( 50.0 overs ) against New Zealand Australia: 334-6 ( 50.0 overs ) against Scotland New Zealand : 331-7 ( 50.0 overs ) against Kenya Australia: 322-6 ( 50.0 overs ) against West Indies Sri Lanka: 321-6 ( 50.0 overs ) against Bermuda Sri Lanka: 318-4 ( 50.0 overs ) against Bangladesh Sri Lanka: 303-5 ( 50.0 overs ) against West Indies 2007 WORLD CUP LOW SCORESIreland: 77 all out (27.4 overs) against Sri LankaBermuda: 78 all out ( 24.4 overs ) against Sri Lanka Bermuda: 94-9 ( 21.0 overs ) against Bangladesh Ireland: 91 all out (30.0 overs) against Australia Cricket World Cup 2007 in West Indies News Archives
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Cricket World Cup 2007 Related News, Videos and Links2007 Tournament FormatThe 2007 Cricket World Cup was hosted by the West Indies from March 11 to April 28, 2007. It was contested by 16 nations.The ten Test Match-playing countries qualified for the World Cup automatically, along with Kenya, which had ODI status and five further teams qualified via the 2005 ICC Trophy. The field of sixteen teams was the largest ever for the Cricket World Cup. The teams were divided into 4 groups, with each group playing its matches at one ground. The top two teams from each group competed in a Super 8 format, similar to the previous "Super 6" format, from which the semi-finalists were decided. Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and South Africa won through to the semi-finals, with Australia defeating Sri Lanka in the final to win their third consecutive World Cup. There were 51 matches overall, spread over eight venues across the West Indies, which were selected to host the World Cup final tournament. 
Notable events of the tournament included the death of Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, which happened one day after his team's defeat to Ireland, which put them out of the running for the World Cup. India scored 413-5 in 50 overs against Bermuda, breaking the World Cup record for the highest team total. Herschelle Gibbs hit six sixes in one Daan van Bunge over for South Africa against the Netherlands, becoming the first player to achieve the feat in ODI cricket. Australia became the first team to win 3 consecutive World Cups. ICC World Cup 2007 Super Eight - Standings
ICC 2007 World Cup News by CountryGroup A - St. Kitts & NevisAll matches start at 13.30 GMT
Group B - Trinidad & TobagoAll matches start at 13.30 GMT
Group C - Saint LuciaAll matches start at 13.30 GMT
Group D - JamaicaAll matches start at 14.30 GMT
Cricket World Cup Quotes.. I fully expect us to win every game we play, it doesn't matter what the make-up of the team is.  Ricky Ponting, Australian skipper. Is this a resignation issue? I'll have to talk with my superiors on that. former New Zealand captain and Match referee Jeff Crowe on the blunder by him and the umpires which caused the farcical scenes at the end of the World Cup final. I guess it was nice to finish off with a catch behind with Gilly. McGrath on Gilchrist catching Arnold to give him his last ODI wicket. He is the tournament's leading wicket-taker with a record haul of 25 wickets and the most successful World Cup bowler of all-time. It was really pleasing to do it on an important day. I've been getting a lot of starts but hadn't converted. Adam Gilchrist who smashed a final record 149 off 104 balls to set up the victory. It was simply a brilliant innings from Gilchrist, unfortunately I was the opposition captain watching it. Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene about Adam Gilchrist's 149 off just 104 balls. My learned commentary is, my commentary is congratulations to Ricky and the boys, but to Glenn McGrath, that lanky bloke from Narromine, thanks for a wonderful contribution to Australian cricket.
Prime Minister "cricket tragic" John Howard. We listen to criticism, and there has been a lot of it from people saying it's been too long - so we'll look to make it shorter. ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed.
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