India In Australia Cricket Series 2011-12

4 TESTS AND 2 T20IS

India will take Australia on, in a Border Gavaskar Trophy four Test match cricket series and India vs Australia T20I Series in Australia from Dec 26 2011 - Feb 3 2012. India has not lost to Australia since the Sydney test in 2008, winning 5 and drawing 3 matches afterwards including two 2-0 series wins in India.
The India vs Australia series will be followed by a Tri-nation Commonwealth Bank Series, which includes Sri Lanka.
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Twenty20 World Championship 2007

New Zealand vs Kenya at Durban

NZ vs KEN, Group C: New Zealand beat Kenya by 9 wickets

New Zealand won the second match of the Twenty20 World Cup against Kenya by 9 wickets. Chasing an insignificant total of 73 runs put up by Kenya, New Zealand wrapped up the match in 7.4 overs. New Zealand opener,Brendon McCullum contributed 17 runs from 14 balls while Peter Fulton pitched in 21 runs off 14 balls.
Earlier, New Zealand lost their key wicket of Lou Vincent. Vincent who started to smash runs right from the beginning was caught by Obuya. He made his 27 runs in style smashing four boundaries and a six. He got out on Odoyo`s delivery.
New Zealand got straight in to the groove as they began their chase of 73 runs. The two opening batsmen made 17 runs off the first two overs with Lou Vincent smashing 15 runs off 12 balls and Brendon McCullum yet to start his account. Kenya were all out for seventy three runs. They could not even manage to play the entire twenty overs. Kenyas 10th wicket, Peter Ongondo was bowled out by Gillespie. He made 11 runs from 9 balls.

ICC World Twenty20, NZ vs KEN, Group C: New Zealand 74-1 (7.4 overs) beat Kenya 73-10 (16.5 overs) by 9 wickets

Twenty20 World Championship 2007

New Zealand vs Kenya

Scorecard

Kenya Innings 73 all out (16.5 overs)

New Zealand Innings 74 for 1 (7.4 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Ouma		b Bond	0	2	0	0
D Obuya	hit wicket	b Gillespie	0	1	0	0
Mishra	c Oram	b Bond	0	3	0	0
Tikolo	lbw	b Gillespie	0	2	0	0
C Obuya	st McCullum	b Vettori	18	25	2	0
Odoyo	c Taylor	b Martin	18	26	3	0
Odhiambo	c Taylor	b Martin	0	6	0	0
Obanda		b Vettori	4	12	0	0
Kamande		b Gillespie	14	13	1	0
Bhudia	not out		11	9	0	1
Ongondo		b Gillespie	0	2	0	0
Extras		6w 2lb	8
Total		all out	73	(16.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Bond 4.0 1 12 2 Gillespie 2.5 0 7 4 Oram 2.0 0 20 0 Martin 4.0 1 14 2 Vettori 4.0 0 18 2

Fall of wicket   0 Ouma 0 Mishra 0 D Obuya 1 Tikolo 37 Odoyo 39 Odhiambo 42 C Obuya 46 Obanda 73 Kamande 73 Ongondo

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			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Vincent	c D Obuya	b Odoyo	27	20	4	1
McCullum	not out		16	13	1	1
Fulton	not out		21	14	1	2
Extras		1nb 4w 5lb	10
Total		for 1	74	(7.4 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Odoyo 3.0 0 22 1 Ongondo 3.0 0 22 0 Odhiambo 1.0 0 8 0 Bhudia 0.4 0 17 0

Fall of wicket   40 Vincent

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Umpires: B R Doctrove, S J A Taufel
New Zealand: McCullum, Vincent, Fulton, Taylor, Styris, Oram, McMillan, Vettori, Bond, Gillespie, Martin
Kenya: D Obuya, C Obuya, Mishra, Tikolo, Odoyo, Obanda, Kamande, Bhudia, Ouma, Odhiambo, Ongondo

Twenty20 Schedule, South Africa

World Twenty20 2007

Group A:

11 September: South Africa vs West Indies at Johannesburg
13 September: West Indies vs Bangladesh at Johannesburg
15 September: South Africa vs Bangladesh at Cape Town

Group B:

12 September: Australia vs Zimbabwe at Cape Town
13 September: Zimbabwe vs England at Cape Town
14 September: Australia vs England at Cape Town

Group C:

12 September: New Zealand vs Kenya at Durban
14 September: Sri Lanka vs Kenya at Johannesburg
15 September: Sri Lanka vs New Zealand at Johannesburg

Group D:

12 September: Pakistan vs Scotland at Durban
13 September: India vs Scotland at Durban
14 September: India vs Pakistan at Durban

Super Eight phase:

16 September: New Zealand vs India at Johannesburg
16 September: Australia vs Bangladesh at Cape Town
16 September: South Africa vs England at Cape Town
17 September: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Johannesburg
18 September: New Zealand vs England at Durban
18 September: Australia vs Pakistan at Johannesburg
18 September: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka at Johannesburg
19 September: South Africa vs New Zealand at Durban
19 September: England vs India at Durban
20 September: Australia vs Sri Lanka at Cape Town
20 September: Bangladesh vs Pakistan at Cape Town
20 September: South Africa vs India at Durban

Semi-finals:

22 September: New Zealand vs Pakistan at Cape Town
22 September: India vs Australia at Durban

Final:

24 September at Johannesburg