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ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 will be the 10th World Cup. Prior to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, 9 Cricket World Cups have been organized by ICC. Australia have emerged winner on the most occasions – 4. Closely following is West Indies, who won the inaugural and the very next World Cup. All the Indian Subcontinent teams – India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka have won 1 World Cup each. Australia won in 1987, 1999, 2003 and 2007. West Indies won on 1975 (the first World Cup) and 1979. India won the World Cup in 1983, Pakistan won the World Cup in 1992 and Sri Lanka won in 1996.

This is a chronological list of fixtures for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. All times local (UTC+5:30 and UTC+6). Group-stage kickoff times are subject to change for television or scheduling reasons.

2011 Cricket World Cup Schedule
Day Time Venue Stage Team 1 Result Team 2
12 February Warm-up matches
09:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Warm-up Kenya Match 1 West Indies
09:30 Kandy, Sri Lanka Warm-up Sri Lanka Match 2 Netherlands
14:30 Chittagong, Bangladesh Warm-up Bangladesh Match 3 Canada
14:30 Nagpur, India Warm-up Ireland Match 4 New Zealand
14:30 Chennai, India Warm-up South Africa Match 5 Zimbabwe
13 February
14:30 Bangalore, India Warm-up India Match 6 Australia
14 February No event
15 February
09:30 Nagpur, India Warm-up Ireland Match 7 Zimbabwe
09:30 Kandy, Sri Lanka Warm-up Kenya Match 8 Netherlands
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Warm-up Bangladesh Match 8 Pakistan
14:30 Bangalore, India Warm-up Australia Match 10 South Africa
16 February
09:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Warm-up Canada Match 11 England
09:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Warm-up Sri Lanka Match 12 West Indies
14:30 Chennai, India Warm-up India Match 13 New Zealand
17 February Preliminary events
08:30 Dhaka, Bangladesh Opening Ceremony
18 February
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Warm-up England Match 14 Pakistan
19 February
Group stage matches
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Group B India Match 1 Bangladesh
20 February 09:30 Chennai, India Group A Kenya Match 2 New Zealand
14:30 Hambantota, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Match 3 Canada
21 February 14:30 Ahmedabad, India Group A Australia Match 4 Zimbabwe
22 February 14:30 Nagpur, India Group B England Match 5 Netherlands
23 February 14:30 Hambantota, Sri Lanka Group A Kenya Match 6 Pakistan
4 February 14:30 Delhi, India Group B South Africa Match 7 West Indies
25 February 14:30 Nagpur, India Group A Australia Match 8 New Zealand
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Group B Bangladesh Match 9 Ireland
26 February 14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Group A Sri Lanka Match 10 Pakistan
27 February 14:30 Mumbai, India Group B India Match 11 England
28 February 09:30 Nagpur, India Group A Canada Match 12 Zimbabwe
14:30 Delhi, India Netherlands Match 13 West Indies
1 March 14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Group B Sri Lanka Match 14 Kenya
2 March 14:30 Bangalore, India Group B England Match 15 Ireland
3 March 09:30 Mohali, India Group B Netherlands Match 16 South Africa
14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Group A Canada Match 17 Pakistan
4 March 09:30 Ahmedabad, India Group A New Zealand Match 18 Zimbabwe
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Group B Bangladesh Match 19 West Indies
5 March 14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Group A Sri Lanka Match 20 Australia
6 March 09:30 Chennai, India Group B England Match 21 South Africa
14:30 Bangalore, India India Match 22 Ireland
7 March 14:30 Delhi, India Group A Canada Match 23 Kenya
8 March 14:30 Kandy, Sri Lanka Group A New Zealand Match 24 Pakistan
9 March 14:30 Delhi, India Group B India Match 25 Netherlands
10 March 14:30 Kandy, Sri Lanka Group A Sri Lanka Match 26 Zimbabwe
11 March 09:30 Mohali, India Group B Ireland Match 27 West Indies
14:30 Chittagong, Bangladesh Bangladesh Match 28 England
12 March 14:30 Nagpur, India Group B India Match 29 South Africa
13 March 09:30 Mumbai, India Group A Canada Match 30 New Zealand
14:30 Bangalore, India Australia Match 31 Kenya
14 March 09:30 Chittagong, Bangladesh Group B Bangladesh Match 32 Netherlands
14:30 Kandy, Sri Lanka Group A Pakistan Match 33 Zimbabwe
15 March 14:30 Kolkata, India Group B Ireland Match 34 South Africa
16 March 14:30 Bangalore, India Group A Australia Match 35 Canada
17 March 14:30 Chennai, India Group B England Match 36 West Indies
18 March 09:30 Kolkata, India Group B Ireland Match 37 Netherlands
14:30 Mumbai, India Group A New Zealand Match 38 Sri Lanka
19 March 09:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Group B Bangladesh Match 39 South Africa
14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Group A Australia Match 40 Pakistan
20 March 09:30 Kolkata, India Group A Kenya Match 41 Zimbabwe
14:30 Chennai, India Group B India Match 42 West Indies
21 March No event
22 March
23 March Knockout stage matches
14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Quarter-Finals Group A1 Match 43 Group B4
24 March 14:30 Ahmedabad, India Quarter-Finals Group A2 Match 44 Group B3
25 March 14:30 Mirpur, Bangladesh Quarter-Finals Group A3 Match 45 Group B2
26 March 14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Quarter-Finals Group A4 Match 46 Group B1
27 March No event
28 March
29 March 14:30 Colombo, Sri Lanka Semi-Finals Winner of Match 43 Match 47 Winner of Match 45
30 March 14:30 Mohali, India Semi-Finals Winner of Match 44 Match 48 Winner of Match 46
31 March No event
1 April
2 April 14:30 Mumbai, India Final Winner of Match 47 Match 49 Winner of Match 48

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