Kyazoonga Ticketing Hand Book for PDF

INDIA - BANGLADESHSRI LANKA -

OFFICIAL TICKET GUIDE

BE IN,NOT OUT!

THE CUP

THAT COUNTS

BE , NOT OUT! IN

GET YOURSELF IN!Online Ticket sales to ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 (ICC CWC 2011) begin Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Namaste. Ayuboman. Nomoshkar.

The long awaited moment has arrived!

You now have the opportunity to be a

part of the excitement that is the ICC

Cricket World Cup 2011.

This time, our flagship event is being

hosted by three nations where cricket is

more than just a game. It is religion. And a

national passion. The International

Cricket Council is proud to host the event

in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in 2011

and is pleased to commence Phase I of

the ticket sales almost nine months prior

to the Opening Ceremony.

This opportunity which presents itself

only once every four years is now up for

grabs with the launch of online ticket

sales. This handbook is designed to make

the buying process easy and informative

for you. We have outlined the key details

you will need, to decide where and how

you want to witness history in the

making.

While all of us are working hard to make

this great event the greatest ever, it can

only become one with the support of you,

the fans.

Hope you enjoy every moment of it!

Haroon LorgatChief Executive

International Cricket Council

COMMERCIAL PARTNERS

BROADCAST PARTNER

Prof. R. S. ShettyTournament Director

ICC Cricket World Cup 2011

WELCOME

On behalf of the Central Organizing Committee of ICC Cricket World Cup-2011, it is my

pleasure to invite you to come and watch LIVE cricket action in the sub-continent during

the Cricket World Cup-2011 to be jointly hosted by India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

The Cricket World Cup is undoubtedly the biggest cricket event played every four years

which brings the best out of he competing teams. The warmth and hospitality in the sub-continent with wide range of tourist destinations

in the three host countries combined with the cricket fever is something that the fans will

enjoy. Please do come in large numbers to watch and support your teams in action. The

tickets are affordable.

In order to make it easy for the spectators to buy tickets well in advance, we are launching

the online sale of tickets for the event on June 1, 2010.

Dear Cricket Loving Fans,

There is nothing like being at the place of action – where the excitement is palpable, the crowds real and watching your favorite team win, unforgettable. And come February 2011, the center of cricketing action will shift to the thirteen venues in the subcontinent that are hosting the various matches. So, what do you have to do to ensure that you are in and not out? Well, it is rather simple really: read this handbook and then go online and buy! Tickets will be sold in two major phases.

BE IN,NOT OUT!

Phase I: Online sales

You can pick individual match/matches of your choice, or go all out and support your favorite team by purchasing tickets to all your team’s matches. Or you can choose to be a proud inhabitant of your city by attending all the matches being hosted there. And should you prefer to be a great host, then you can support all matches being played by the guest nations. Read on to see how this works.

Phase II: Local Sales

This will commence a few weeks prior to the start of the event. Tickets will be available through select retail outlets, call centers and venue box offices.

Select Your Match

Follow Your Team

You can independently select any match/es of your choice from the entire list of matches. You can buy tickets to one match or multiple matches in one go.

A die hard supporter of your team? Then this is the perfect package for you. Buying this will entitle you to watch all group matches being played by a particular country.

Love Your City

Are you a proud inhabitant of one of the thirteen cities hosting the matches? Well, here is your chance to showcase to the world what a great city yours is. Just buy tickets to all the matches in your city with just a few clicks of the mouse.

Be a Great Host (Atithi Devo Bhava)

The subcontinent is well known for its hospitality around the world. So, prove it by buying tickets to all the guest country matches with a few easy clicks. Cheer them on and make them feel at home!

www.iccevents.yahoo.com

Not sure how many matches you want to attend? Well, you have the flexibility of selecting one or multiple matches by browsing through the entire list of matches. Prices vary by match venue.

KandyPallekele International Cricket Stadium3 Group Matches

ColomboR. Premadasa International Cricket Stadium5 Group Matches1 Quarter Final Match1 Semi Final Match

HambantotaSuriyawewa International Cricket Stadium2 Group Matches

SELECT YOUR MATCH - AT A GLANCE

INDIA

SRI LANKA

BANGLADESH

MohaliPCA Stadium2 Group Matches1 Semi Final Match

New DelhiFeroz Shah Kotla Stadium4 Group Matches

NagpurVCA Stadium4 Group Matches

Kolkata Eden Gardens Stadium4 Group Matches

AhmedabadSardar Patel Gujarat StadiumMotera2 Group Matches1 Quarter Final Match

MumbaiWankhede Stadium2 Group MatchesFinals

BengaluruM. Chinnaswamy Stadium4 Group Matches

ChennaiM. A. Chidambaram Stadium4 Group Matches

Dhaka Sher-e-Bangla NationalCricket Stadium4 Group Matches2 Quarter Final Matches

ChittagongZahur Ahmed Cricket Stadium2 Group Matches


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TEAMPassionate about your country? This package will ensure that you can see each and every group match they play. Just pick your country and buy tickets to all the group matches at one go. Follow your country around as the team travels from city to city. Enjoy the vast diversity of the sub continent while you are at it. And yes, your team will love you for the loyal support!


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Winners of the ICC Cricket World Cup trophy for a record four times, in 1987, 1999, 2003 and 2007, Australia will be hoping to better its own achievement by winning the 2011 trophy. It holds a tournament record 29 consecutive World Cup matches without a loss, a streak dating back to 23 May 1999, where it lost to Pakistan during the group stage of the event. Australia begins its campaign against Zimbabwe at Ahmedabad and the team will rely on the successful captaincy of Ricky Ponting for a fifth title. With a strong line-up of players including Mike Hussey, Shane Watson and Mitchell Johnson, it will be one of the favourites to win the title.

Team Australia Matches

Feb 21, 2011

Feb 25, 2011

Mar 5, 2011

Mar 13, 2011

Mar 16, 2011

Mar 19, 2011

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Ahmedabad, India

Nagpur, India

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Bengaluru, India

Bengaluru, India

Colombo, Sri Lanka

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Price: To be announced on July 1, 2010

*The packages consist of tickets to the two best stands in the venue.

Pakistan made history when it won its first ICC Cricket World Cup title in 1992. Playing in his final ODI, skipper Imran Khan led his team to an unforgettable 22-run victory over England to claim the trophy. Since then, the closest the team has come to winning the trophy was in 1999, when it suffered an eight-wicket loss to Australia at Lord's in the final. All eyes will be on Shahid Afridi, who was instrumental in the team's WT20 win, as well as the Akmal brothers , Kamran and Ukmal , and Umar Gul when it takes on Kenya in its opening game.

Team Pakistan Matches

Feb 23, 2011

Feb 26, 2011

Mar 3, 2011

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Mar 19, 2011

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Canada

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Australia

Hambantota, Sri Lanka

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Kandy, Sri Lanka

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Colombo, Sri Lanka

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No team will be more desperate to win the ICC Cricket World Cup title than New Zealand, who despite reaching the semi-finals of the 1975, 1979, 1992, 1999 and the 2007 event, have never won the tournament. The last World Cup saw Sri Lanka thrash the Kiwis by 81 runs in the semis and Daniel Vettori's men will be hoping to lift the curse with a tournament win in 2011. Key players expected to shine in the tournament include Vettori, Ross Taylor, Brendon McCullum, and Kyle Mills.

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Team New Zealand Matches

Feb 20, 2011

Feb 25, 2011

Mar 4, 2011

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Mar 13, 2011

Mar 18, 2011

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Group A


Canada qualified for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 after finishing as runners-up to Ireland at the ICC CWC Qualifier 2009 in South Africa. It first featured in the tournament in 1979 and its greatest moment of glory came in 2003 when it beat Full Member Bangladesh by 60 runs in South Africa. John Davison also broke the record in that tournament for the fastest century in CWC history. The side will depend on Rizwan Cheema, Umar Bhatti, wicket-keeper Ashish Bagai and all-rounder Sunil Dhaniram for a good show in the event.

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Team Canada Matches

Feb 20, 2011

Feb 28, 2011

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Colombo, Sri Lanka

New Delhi, India

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Bengaluru, India




Sri Lanka's moment of glory in the ICC Cricket World Cup arrived in 1996, when the team, led by Arjuna Ranatunga, defeated Australia by seven wickets to claim its first CWC title. In a repeat of the 1996 event, Mahela Jayawardena led the team to the CWC 2007 final in Barbados, but was defeated by the Australians by 53 runs (D/L method). With plenty of talent in the squad, which includes the likes of Jayawardena, Kumar Sangakkara, Tillakeratne Dilshan, Nuwan Kulasekara and the spin attack of Muttiah Muralidaran and Ajantha Mendis, the team has every opportunity to reclaim the trophy once again at home.

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Team Sri Lanka Matches

Feb 20, 2011

Feb 26, 2011

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Colombo, Sri Lanka

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Mumbai, India




Zimbabwe is known to create upsets in the ICC Cricket World Cup as it did against Australia in 1983, England in 1992, and India and South Africa in 1999. In the ICC World Twenty20 2007, it also delivered one of the biggest shocks in the competition when it achieved a stunning victory over Australia. Some from that WT20 side still remain and the likes of Tatenda Taibu and Charles Coventry will be relied upon for runs, while Ray Price has established himself as an excellent bowler.

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Feb 21, 2011

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Kenya shocked the cricketing world with its fairytale run in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 event, reaching the semi-finals by victories over Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and New Zealand (match forfeited). The sub-continent also holds special memories for the African nation when it famously defeated West Indies by 73 runs in the ICC CWC 1996 event. Kenya is capable of staging a few upsets and will rely mainly on the experience of Steve Tikolo, batting skills of Alex Obanda and Collins Obuya, and bowling of Hiren Varaiya, Peter Ongondo and Lameck Ngoche.

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Team Kenya Matches

Feb 20, 2011

Feb 23, 2011

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Chennai, India


Colombo, Sri Lanka

New Delhi, India

Bengaluru, India

Kolkata, India




Cricket fever in India exploded after it won the ICC Cricket World Cup in 1983, when 'Kapil's Devils' convincingly defeated the previously invincible West Indies by 43 runs in the final at Lord's. It is the only time that India has won the event to date, but it did finish as runners-up at the 2003 event. Under the able captaincy of MS Dhoni, who led the side to victory in the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 in 2007, the number-one ranked Test team in the world could very well lay its claim on the 2011 trophy. The team boasts of a strong batting line-up including maestro Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Yuvraj Singh, while bowlers Harbhajan Singh and Zaheer Khan will be relied upon for wickets.

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Team India Matches

Feb 19, 2011

Feb 27, 2011

Mar 6, 2011

Mar 9, 2011

Mar 12, 2011

Mar 20, 2011

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Dhaka, Bangladesh

Kolkata, India

Bengaluru, India

New Delhi, India

Nagpur, India

Chennai, India




Group B


Once considered to be invincible in the game, West Indies will be looking to history for inspiration if it has to win the 2011 event. Winners of the first two CWC events in 1975 and 1979 at Lord's, the West Indies have much work to do if they want to emulate those two great sides. Led by the swash-buckling Chris Gayle, who can rip apart the best bowling attack, the team has several key players including Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Darren Sammy and Dwayne Bravo who have the potential to capture the trophy.

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Team West Indies Matches

Feb 24, 2011

Feb 28, 2011

Mar 4, 2011

Mar 11, 2011

Mar 17, 2011

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New Delhi, India

New Delhi, India

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Mohali, India

Chennai, India

Chennai, India




England has never won the ICC Cricket World Cup, finishing as the runners-up in 1979, 1987 and 1992. It has not made the semi-finals of the event, since that tournament in 1992, and suffered a disappointing event in 2007, losing four of its seven games in the Super Eight stage. The batting unit is looking stronger than in recent years with Paul Collingwood, Kevin Pietersen and Eoin Morgan, while the likes of James Anderson and Graeme Swann will be relied upon for wickets.

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Team England Matches

Feb 22, 2011

Feb 27, 2011

Mar 2, 2011

Mar 6, 2011

Mar 11, 2011

Mar 17, 2011

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Nagpur, India

Kolkata, India

Bengaluru, India

Chennai, India

Chittagong, Bangladesh

Chennai, India




Having won an ICC event only once - the ICC Champions Trophy in 1998 - Graeme Smith's men will be hoping to improve on its record when it takes on West Indies in its opening game. The Proteas' success in the tournament extended only as far as the semi-finals of the 2007 event where it was out-witted by Australia by seven wickets at St. Lucia. The team is not short of talent with the likes of AB de Villiers, Jacques Kallis, Dale Steyn, Hashim Amla, and Herschelle Gibbs, who famously hit six sixes in an over at the last World Cup against Netherlands, relishing the challenge to lift South Africa to world glory.

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Team South Africa Matches

Feb 24, 2011

Mar 3, 2011

Mar 6, 2011

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New Delhi, India

Mohali, India

Chennai, India

Nagpur, India

Kolkata, India

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Bangladesh is one of the hosts of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. It made its CWC debut in 1999 when it surprisingly defeated Pakistan by 62 runs in England. Arguably the greatest moment in its cricketing history came when it defeated India at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 and Shakib Al Hasan's men will be looking for more scalps in 2011. The side will depend on the all-round skills of Hasan and fast bowler Mashrafe Mortaza, while batsman Tamim Iqbal is expected to be one of the most exciting batsmen at the event.

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Team Bangladesh Matches

Feb 19, 2011

Feb 25, 2011

Mar 4, 2011

Mar 11, 2011

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Ireland cemented its place as the top Associate team in the world with a nine-wicket win over Canada in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier in South Africa in April 2009. It will be looking to repeat its heroics of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, when it managed to defeat Pakistan and Bangladesh. Many from the CWC 2007 squad, including William Porterfield, who scored 515 runs in the qualifying event, Trent Johnston, Boyd Rankin and Niall O'Brien still remain, and it will be looking to secure a Quarter-Final place.

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Team Ireland Matches

Feb 25, 2011

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Mar 6, 2011

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Bengaluru, India

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Mohali, India

Kolkata, India

Kolkata, India




The Netherlands gained a spot in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 by finishing fourth in the qualifying event in South Africa in 2009. Not new to the tournament - the Dutch have earlier featured in the 1996, 2003 and 2007 CWCs - Peter Borren's side will be look forward to creating an upset similar to its inspirational four-wicket victory over hosts England in ICC World Twenty20 2009. Stars to watch out for include Ryan ten Doeschate, Bas Zuiderent, Alexei Kervezee and Edgar Schiferli, who was the leading wicket taker in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier in 2009.

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Team The Netherlands Matches

Feb 22, 2011

Feb 28, 2011

Mar 3, 2011

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New Delhi, Inida

Mohali, India

New Delhi, India


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CITYProud to be a resident of a host city? Then show it! This package will allow you access to all the group matches being hosted in your city.


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vAhmedabad is Gujarat's major city and a startling metropolis – a charming amalgamation of old world charm and new world noise. It has a rich Muslim history, a beautifully restored old city, stunning museums and fine restaurants.

Ahmedabad is home to the Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium that has hosted dozens of all forms of international cricket matches. Established in 1983, the stadium has floodlights, and a capacity of 48,000 spectators – all of whom will be screaming at the top of their voices, supporting their favourite teams!


*The packages consist of tickets to the two best stands in the venue


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The Garden City, as it is called, has a well deserved reputation for the green spaces it advertises; coupled with the youthful energy and disposable income of the 'ITocracy' makes it a very popular destination for cricket matches, both domestic and international.

The floodlight capable M Chinnaswamy Stadium with a capacity of 38,400 is located in downtown Bengaluru and is walking distance from most pubs, restaurants, parks, malls and 5-Star Hotels. Accessibility from the two main railway stations that service the city is also good. The stadium was first used for First-class matches during the 1972-73 season and later earned Test status when it staged the first Test of the 1974 series between India and the West Indies (Nov 22 to 27). The West Indies greats Sir Vivian Richards and Gordon Greenidge made their debut in this Test. Since 1974 it has been a regular Test and One Day International venue.




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Love Chennai Matches

Date Team 1 v Team 2

Feb 20, 2011

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India's Southern Metropolis is also her most humble city. Chennai is a city that is far friendlier than most cities its size – in fact it is so modest that a visitor is hardly likely to notice that it is actually an economic powerhouse and has a buzzing showbiz industry!

Chennai houses the MA Chidambram stadium, which was established in 1916 and has a capacity of approximately 40,000 spectators. The stadium is undergoing a major upgradation to add a number of features and make it World Cup ready! The ground has seen some memorable moments in world cricket – Virender Sehwag's 319 against South Africa, Saaed Anwar's 194 against India and Narendra Hirwani's spectacular bowling figures of 16/136. It is getting ready for a lot more this World Cup!




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India's cultural and intellectual capital, lovingly called the City of Joy is home to some of the most fanatical sports fans in a country that considers cricket a religion.

The Eden Gardens ground is the oldest in India (established in 1864), and has hosted first class cricket since 1917. Host to the 1987 World Cup final, the stadium became floodlight capable in 1993 and is likely to hold 82,000 of the world's most cricket crazy spectators after renovations in preparation for the 2011 World Cup. Watching a match at the Eden Gardens stadium is an experience unlike any other and definitely not to be missed.





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Mar 3, 2011

Mar 11, 2011

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vThe North Indian town of Mohali is located on the outskirts of Chandigarh, the city that serves as a capital to the two states of Punjab and Haryana. Mohali is best known for the excellent cricket stadium,houses and the memorable matches that have been hosted here.

The floodlight capable Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) stadium in Mohali has a capacity of approximately 30,000 spectators and staged its first international match (India Vs South Africa) in 1993. Since then, the ground has played host to a number of matches of all forms of the game.




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Mar 18, 2011

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Measure out: one part Hollywood, six parts traffic, a bunch of rich power-moguls, stir in half a dozen colonial relics (use big ones), add some swish bars (don't skimp on quality here for best results), equal parts of mayhem and order, ancient bazaars, a handful of Hinduism, a dash of Islam, fold in your mixture with equal parts, throw it all in a blender on high and presto: Mumbai. India's Maximum City, her city of dreams. Mumbai houses one of India's most loved stadia – the Wankhede. Established in 1974, with a capacity of 40,000 people, the Wankhede has seen some of the most memorable matches and individual performances in the history of the game. Innings like Sunil Gavaskar's 205 and Kallicharran's 187 in the same game against the West Indies (1978-79), Vinod Kambli's 224 against England in 1992-93 and Ravi Shastri's six sixes in an over in a first class match en route his double hundred in 1984-85 have all immortalized this ground. When the batsmen pad up and the bowler gets ready to bowl, there are few in the world who can control the frenzy the spectators go into!




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Feb 22, 2011

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Feb 28, 2011

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Nagpur, India's geographical center and orange-growing capital is a clean and affluent city, which provides for easy access to some of India's famous tiger sanctuaries. Like the rest of India, the people here also consider cricket a religion, and as should be expected, Nagpur is home to a modern cricket ground.

The Jamtha stadium, established as recently as 2008, is located about 16 km from the city of Nagpur, in the village of Jamtha. With floodlight capability and a capacity of almost 45,000 spectators, the stadium has, in a short time, hosted cricket matches of all forms of the game. World class facilities and a crowd that loves the game make for a heady mix at the Jamtha!




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Love New Delhi Matches

Date Team 1 v Team 2Feb 24, 2011

Feb 28, 2011

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The national capital of the country considered a leader amongst the developing

world lives upto the expectations one would have from it. This vibrant city, home to

India's parliament also houses some of her finest architectural structures,

showcasing the history that it has seen over several centuries of existence. New Delhi

is best known within India, not without reason, for its culinary delights. While here,

experiencing the street food is a must.

New Delhi's favourite cricket ground, the Feroz Shah Kotla, is one of India's oldest.

Established in 1883, it hosted its first test match in 1948 when India took on the West

Indies. Having never looked back since then, the ground has hosted some great

matches and has borne witness to a number of memorable moments for world

cricket. The most memorable of which would have to be Anil Kumble's feat of bagging

ten wickets in a test match innings in 1999, something only one other person in world

cricket (Jim Laker, 1956) had been able to do before that.




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Love Colombo Matches

Date Team 1 v Team 2Feb 26, 2011 Pakistan

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Colombo, Sri Lanka's capital, biggest city and major port, draws together all the colours and cultures that make up this island nation, condenses them into a patchwork of markets, gardens and buildings, both humble and grand, and knocks them against a narrow slab of beachfront. There's colonial heritage, fine dining, and plenty of shopping opportunities in the city. As a major cricket playing nation of the sub-continent, Sri Lankans are passionate about the sport.

Colombo's R Premadasa stadium is a floodlight capable, 28,000-seater location for cricketing extravaganzas. Opened in 1986 with a match between the Sri Lanka (B) and England (B) teams, the stadium is the biggest in Sri Lanka. It is best remembered as the venue where Sri Lanka posted the highest total in world cricket – 952/6 declared, against India in 1997-98. The mammoth total was achieved on the back of plenty of broken records and great moments for the spectators!




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Love Kandy Matches

Date Team 1 v Team 2Mar 8, 2011

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vKandy is sometimes referred to as the only other 'city' in Sri Lanka, other than Colombo. The easy-going capital of the Hill Country has a lot to offer – history, culture, forested hills and a touch of urban buzz. Only 115Km inland from the capital, climatically it is a world away due to its 500m altitude. Kandy served as the capital of the last Sinhalese kingdom, which fell to the British in 1815 after defying the Portuguese and Dutch for three centuries.

The Pallekele International Cricket Stadium in Kandy is a fairly recent establishment, having been set up in 2009 with a capacity of 26,000 fans in preparation for the World Cup 2011. The stadium is scheduled to commence its World Cup activity with a high profile clash between New Zealand and Pakistan on March 8, 2011.




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Feb 23, 2011

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vThe commercial city of Hambantota is located in the south of Sri Lanka and is famous for its sandy beaches and the easy access it allows for the nearby Bundala and Yala National Parks. Currently, Hambantota is undergoing massive infrastructural development, with an international airport among other facilities coming up.

The Suriyawewa International Cricket Stadium is being constructed about 8Km from the city, and is scheduled to be completed by October 2010, in preparation for the World Cup. The stadium is being equipped with floodlights, and will see World Cup action when Sri Lanka takes on Canada on February 20, 2011.




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Love Dhaka Matches


Feb 25, 2011

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Dhaka is more than a city – it is a giant whirlpool that sucks in anyone who ventures close to it. The unique thread that holds the city together is visible in the cauldron that it is – of art, intellect, passion, love, hate…it is an urban melting pot that's bubbling over.

Dhaka inherits Bangladesh's and on a larger scale, the subcontinent's passion for cricket. And although the Bangladesh cricket team has started achieving heights recently, it hasn't stopped millions of Bangladeshis from following the sport with fervour. Dhaka's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium was built in 2006 and can hold 27,000 spectators. Located around 10Km from Dhaka, the stadium is touted to have the best drainage facility of any stadium in the subcontinent.




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Date Team 1 v Team 2Mar 11, 2011

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vChittagong, Bangladesh's second largest city, is also the country's biggest port. The super ships lined up at the docks bring with them much more than goods – they bring philosophies, ideas and fashions from around the world. This cosmopolitan exchange of minds is perhaps why Chittagong presents a fascinatingly different side of Bangladesh.

Clearly, watching a match in Chittagong has to be an experience like none other. The Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, situated about a half hour outside the city centre, was one of five purpose-built cricket grounds established in the run up to the 2004 U-19 World Cup. After being granted full international status in 2006, the stadium, with a capacity of 16,000 people, has hosted a number of international matches, including those where the home team has taken on Sri Lanka.





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hostAtithi Devo Bhava! In the true spirit of World Cricket, this is your chance to play host to fellow fans from all over the world. Presenting the Great Host Packages - special packages designed for you to get great discounts for watching matches played by guest nations in your country.

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Great Indian Host - Northern Plains Package

Witness six exciting matches in the North Indian cities of Delhi and Mohali; watch theguest nations turn on the heat as you cheer them on.

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Great Indian Host - Southern Gardens 'n' Beaches Package

Scream yourself hoarse as six matches are played in the South Indian cities ofBengaluru and Chennai. Once these teams are through with them, the Garden Cityand the City of Beaches will never be the same again!

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Great Indian Host - City of Joy Package

Kolkata, arguably India's most cricket-crazy city plays host to South Africa, Zimbabwe,Kenya, Ireland and the Netherlands as they go head to head. The atmosphere alonewill be enough to bring the house down – don’t miss this great opportunity!


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Mumbai


Great Indian Host - Go West Package

Maharashtra, the home of Indian cricket joins hands with Gujarat, and the three citiesof Mumbai, Nagpur and Ahmedabad host seven high profile clashes. Don’t miss them!

Feb 23, 2011

Mar 3, 2011

Mar 8, 2011

Mar 14, 2011

Mar 19, 2011

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Pakistan

Pakistan

Pakistan

Pakistan

Australia

Kenya

Canada

New Zealand

Zimbabwe

Pakistan

Hambantota

Colombo

Kandy

Kandy

Colombo


Great Sri Lankan Host Package

Asia's Most Treasured Island plays host to five matches with the potential to changethe complexion of the tournament. Play the good host and cheer the teams on as theyput up a show worthy of the Island's cricket fever!

Pricing for Great Host Packages to be announced on July 1, 2010


Go to to buy your tickets. You can browse by team, by venue, or view the full schedule. Each of these options will allow you to find the match or package of your choice. Clicking on the “By Team” tab will give you the list of all the 14 countries. Selecting any team from the list will show you all the matches being played by that team/country. Similarly, the “By Venue” tab selection displays the entire list of venues and selection of an option will display the entire list of matches being played there. The “Full Schedule” tab lists all the matches chronologically. You will be able to select the stand of your choice when buying tickets to individual matches. The best stands in each stadium are preselected for each package. Tickets are on a next best available basis.


Getting In

Receipt Options

You have the choice to receive your tickets by courier or you can pick them up at the venue. Tickets will becouriered closer to the start of the tournament. You will be informed on the exact shipping dates and anyother ticket related updates through the ticket updates feature on the site.

Tips and Features

Stadium and city information: Stadium facility information, directions and hotel information are provided for each venueView from the stand: Where available, you can click on the link to see how the ground looks from your selected standAbility to buy in several different currencies including the local currency of each host countryA shopping cart for you to add multiple matches at one go

Help Functionalities

Online help: Live online help operational between 10 am and 6pm (Monday to Friday) IST. Log on and connect with someone who can help you with any questions that you have on the buying processFAQs: A detailed list of frequently asked questions and answers.Other features such as Track your Courier, Retail Outlets will be available closer to the start of the tournament.Ticket Updates: This section will contain pertinent ticketing related updates

Payment Options

For Indian customers buying in India: You will be able to pay using your credit cards, debit cards,and net banking options.For customers outside India: You will be able to pay using your International credit cards.The site is certified by Verisign, and 3D Secure - Verified by Visa and MasterCard Secure Code, so all yourpayments will be securely processed.


When do tickets for ICC World Cup 2011 go on sale?The online ticket sales (Phase I) began on June 1, 2010. The Official Ticket Guide contains the various buying options. You can also browse through the official ticketing site to review all the various options.

Which teams are taking part? Fourteen countries are taking part in the ICC Cricket World C u p 2 0 1 1 . P l e a s e c h e c k t h e e v e n t w e b s i t e www.iccevents.yahoo.com for a full list of the participating teams.

What is the Match schedule?49 matches will be held in 13 venues in the 3 host countries of India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Please refer to the official event website for the full match schedule.

Who can buy tickets?Anyone above the age of 18 can buy tickets.

How can I buy tickets?You can buy them directly from the site by paying using your credit/debit card/netbanking account depending on where you are buying from. If you are buying from outside India you will need a valid International credit card. If you are an Indian customer buying in India, you can also use your Maestro/Master/Visa debit cards and netbanking accounts. Please check the site for the list of issuing banks (for debit cards and net banking) that are accepted on the site. You will not need to register on the site to make a purchase but will need to ensure that all accurate information is provided during the buying process.

What methods of payment will be accepted?Please see the answer to the question above. You will need to provide accurate information as asked for during the buying process or else the payment will not go through.

What are the different ticket categories and prices? The ticket prices vary by venue and may vary by match within the same venue. Please look at the Official Ticket Guide for the price ranges by match. For specific matches, please click on the match you are interested in to get the full rates.

How will I receive the tickets I buy?You can select either courier or venue pickup as your ticket receipt mode. The tickets will be shipped closer to the start of the tournament. Venue pickup will begin when venue box offices open. While update emails will also be sent to the email address provided by you, we strongly recommend that you check the the Ticket Updates section of the site for regular updates.

Can I select an actual seat? You can select the stand and where applicable the level of your choice. The seat allocation will be on a first-come-first-served basis.

How many tickets can I buy?You can buy 4 tickets per match or 4 per package type.

How do I know which matches my team would play in if it reaches the Quarter Final phase of the tournament?The Super Eight matches will be played as follows:A1 v B4 (top team from Group A vs fourth seeded team from Group B)A2 v B3A3 v B2A4 v B1So, if your team is any one of the top four teams in the group it is playing in, it will be in the Quarter Finals. In the event that any of the three host nation teams (India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh) qualify for a quarter final or semi final, the host nation team will play its quarter final or semi final match in its country at the designated venue (s) for these fixtures. Where two host nation teams are scheduled to play each other in a quarter final or semi final, the match will be played in the country of the higher ranked team. The host nation teams are ranked as follows: 1. India 2. Sri Lanka 3. Bangladesh.

Will I receive the tickets at the time of purchase?You will see a confirmation page when the purchase goes through. Please print it. You will also receive a confirmation email with a confirmation number and the entire purchase details. If you are a customer buying in India, you will also receive a SMS with the confirmation number.

What if I haven't received my tickets by the date indicated?Please ensure that you check the entire address entered against the purchase. The address cannot be changed once the purchase is completed. While the courier delivery option is entirely at the customer's risk, in the event that the ticket is misplaced, we will provide assistance to help locate your ticket.

Do I have to pay a processing fee in addition to the cost of my tickets?There will be a service charge per ticket. You will also need to pay a courier charge for the tickets to be shipped to your location should you choose courier as an option for ticket receipt.

How do I know that I am buying tickets from an authorized ticket agent?KyaZoonga is the exclusive Official Ticketing Partner for the

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


ICC CWC 2011. The www.iccevents.yahoo.com site is linked to the ticketing website provided by KyaZoonga.

Where else can I buy my tickets from?Tickets are only available on the Official Ticketing site which is: www.iccevents.yahoo.com. Tickets bought from any other site are invalid. Also, as indicated in the Ticket Guide, Phase II of ticket sales will open closer to the start of the tournament. This will be announced on the Ticket Update section on the site. At that time, tickets will be available at designated Retail Outlets, Venue Box Offices and through a Call Center.

What is to stop people applying for Tickets under various names?We have sophisticated software and strategies in place to ensure that all of the rules and regulations are followed. The ticketing strategy has been designed with controls and checks at every stage of the process to ensure the ICC CWC 2011 Terms and Conditions of ticket sales are adhered to at all times. Any ticket obtained in breach of the ticket Terms and Conditions will be deemed null and void; the ticket/s will not be refunded and entrance to the venue will be prohibited. To view the ICC CWC 2011 Terms and Conditions please go to www.iccevents.yahoo.com.

If there are no tickets currently available for a specific match-day on the website does that mean that the venue is fully sold out?Not necessarily, as with all global events, there may be circumstances that result in tickets being released back for general sale over the course of the next several months. You are advised to monitor the official ticket website regularly.

Can I collect my ticket on the match day?Yes you can collect your tickets on the match day although it is recommended that you collect tickets before match day to avoid any queues and delays in entering the stadium. Please bring all the documents mentioned on the confirmation page and email so as to ensure quick fulfilment of the tickets.

Can someone else collect the tickets on my behalf?Yes. You will need to designate the person when buying. Also, please ensure that you follow the documentation requirements specified in the confirmation page and email.

What if my Tickets are lost or stolen? Can I get replacements?This will be based on the sole discretion of the ICC CWC 2011 organizers. Please ensure that you keep the tickets safely once they are in your possession. Tickets will be shipped closer to the start of the tournament to prevent opportunities for loss and forgery.

Will I get a refund if the match/es to which I have bought tickets is rescheduled or cancelled?Please see the ICC CWC 2011 Ticket General Terms & Conditions for full details.

Should my tickets be damaged can I get my Tickets replaced?No, they cannot be replaced. Please take care of your tickets – exposure to water, dirt, heat or sunlight may damage them. Should any part of a ticket become illegible, it may result in the holder being refused admission.

What do I do if my account gets charged and I do not get a confirmation page or email?P l e a s e w r i t e t o u s i m m e d i a t e l y a t [email protected] . We will investigate and get back to you with a resolution within 7 working days.

Are there any provisions to accommodate wheelchair-bound fans, if so what are they? Also, is there companion seating?Please check the official ticketing website for stadium facility information. This may be very limited.

Is there a minimum age for children? Can my child sit on my lap? Infants that do not occupy seats will be allowed entry without a ticket. Children above the age of 1 year will require a valid ticket for entry into the venue.

Is there any reduced Ticket price for my child? No. All Ticket prices apply to both adults and children.


For all ticket purchase Terms and Conditions, please refer to www.iccevents.yahoo.com

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