2011 World Cup Schedule With Complete Details

2011 World Cup Schedule in INDIA

Match No	Date	Teams		Location
	17-February	Opening Ceremony		Dhaka
1	19-February	India	Bangladesh	Dhaka
2	20-February	New Zealand	Kenya	Chennai
3	20-February	Srilanka	Canada	Hambantota
4	21-February	Australia	Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad
5	22-February	England	Holland	Nagpur
6	23-February	Pakistan	Kenya	Hambantota
7	24-February	South Africa	West Indies	New Delhi
8	25-February	Australia	New Zealand	Nagpur
9	25-February	Bangladesh	Ireland	Dhaka
10	26-February	Srilanka	Pakistan	Colombo
11	27-February	India	England	Calcutta
12	28-February	West Indies	Holland	New Delhi
13	28-February	Zimbabwe	Canada	Nagpur
14	01-March	Srilanka	Kenya	Colombo
15	02-March	England	Ireland	Bangalore
16	03-March	South Africa	Holland	Mohali
17	03-March	Pakistan	Canada	Colombo
18	04-March	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	Ahmedabad
19	04-March	Bangladesh	West Indies	Dhaka
20	05-March	Srilanka	Australia	Colombo
21	06-March	India	Ireland	Bangalore
22	06-March	England	South Africa	Chennai
23	07-March	Kenya	Canada	New Delhi
24	08-March	Pakistan	New Zealand	Pallekele
25	09-March	India	Holland	New Delhi
26	10-March	Srilanka	Zimbabwe	Pallekele
27	11-March	West Indies	Ireland	Mohali
28	11-March	Bangladesh	England	Chittagong
29	12-March	India	South Africa	Nagpur
30	13-March	New Zealand	Canada	Mumbai
31	13-March	Australia	Kenya	Bangalore
32	14-March	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	Pallekele
33	14-March	Bangladesh	Holland	Chittagong
34	15-March	South Africa	Ireland	Calcutta
35	16-March	Australia	Canada	Bangalore
36	17-March	England	West Indies	Chennai
37	18-March	Srilanka	New Zealand	Mumbai
38	18-March	Ireland	Holland	Calcutta
39	19-March	Australia	Pakistan	Colombo
40	19-March	Bangladesh	South Africa	Dhaka
41	20-March	Zimbabwe	Kenya	Calcutta
42	20-March	India	West Indies	Chennai
43	23-March	Quarter Final		Dhaka
44	24-March	Quarter Final		Colombo
45	25-March	Quarter Final		Dhaka
46	26-March	Quarter Final		Ahmedabad
47	29-March	Semi Final		Colombo
48	30-March	Semi Final		Mohali
48	02-April	Final		Mumbai

Venues

 

Kolkata	Colombo	New Delhi	Kandy	Ahmedabad
Eden Gardens Capacity: 82,000 (being upgraded)	R. Premadasa Stadium Capacity: 35,000	Feroz Shah Kotla Capacity: 48,000	Pallekele International Cricket Stadium Capacity: 35,000 (new stadium)	Sardar Patel Stadium Capacity: 50,000

 

Chittagong	Chennai	Dhaka
	Chittagong Divisional Stadium Capacity: 20,000	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium Capacity: 46,000 (being upgraded)	Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium Capacity: 35,000

Mumbai	Hambantota	Mohali	Nagpur	Bangalore
Wankhede Stadium Planned capacity: 45,000 (being upgraded)	Suriyawewa Stadium Capacity: 33,000 (new stadium)	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium Capacity: 35,000	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium Capacity: 45,000	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium Capacity: 42,000

Prize Money

 

The 2011 Cricket World Cup winning team would be taking home a prize money of US$ 4 million, with the International Cricket Council deciding to double the total allocation for the coveted tournament to US$ 10 millon.

Mascot

Stumpy, mascot of 2011 Cricket World Cup

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