February 01 2011
Watch ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 on DISH Network Pay Per View (PPV)
Tagged Under : Cricket, Pay Per View
Crazy about cricket? Well, there is good news for all you cricket-lovers! ICC Cricket World Cup is back with a bang in Asia once again. The long wait is over and all of you must be highly impatient to watch it. So, get ready to catch 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup on DISH Network PPV, as Bangladesh gears up to co-host the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 with other nations India and Sri Lanka for the first time. All eyes around the cricketing world are rolling to catch the fun and excitement, all set to kick off this February 19, 2011. So, don’t forget to watch the live 2011 ICC World Cup Cricket matches only on DISH Network pay per view. Most wonderful game of the year and lots of entertainment is right here for you.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 this year will be the 10th World Cup. The teams are rejuvenated to battle once again for the World Cup trophy. In this ICC World Cup 2011, fourteen teams have participated which have been divided into two Groups. Check out the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 teams as divided into groups:
2011 ICC Cricket World Cup Teams and Groups
Let’s have a look at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 teams and groups:
- Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.
- Group B – India, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, West Indies, Netherlands and Ireland.
With such strong teams in the lead, you are sure to have lots of thrilling moments. At the quarterfinals stage, your excitement will get doubled. There will be team rivalry, emotions, wins and losses. 2011 ICC World Cup Cricket will be the most enthralling experience for all. What? Getting anxious to know about the detailed schedule of ICC 2011 World Cup? Then check out below.
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 Schedule
Before you get ready to watch the world cup matches, let’s check out the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule.
| Date | Match | Venue |
| Saturday 19 Feb | Bangladesh v India | Dhaka |
| Sunday 20 Feb | New Zealand v Kenya | Chennai |
| Sunday 20 Feb | Sri Lanka v Canada | Hambantota |
| Monday 21 Feb | Australia v Zimbabwe | Ahmedabad |
| Tuesday 22 Feb | England v Netherlands | Nagpur |
| Wednesday 23 Feb | Pakistan v Kenya | Hambantota |
| Thursday 24 Feb | South Africa v West Indies | New Delhi |
| Friday 25 Feb | Australia v New Zealand | Nagpur |
| Friday 25 Feb | Bangladesh v Ireland | Dhaka |
| Saturday 26 Feb | Sri Lanka v Pakistan | Colombo |
| Sunday 27 Feb | India v England | Kolkata |
| Monday 28 Feb | West Indies v Netherlands | New Delhi |
| Monday 28 Feb | Zimbabwe v Canada | Nagpur |
| Tuesday 1 Mar | Sri Lanka v Kenya | Colombo |
| Wednesday 2 Mar | England v Ireland | Bangalore |
| Thursday 3 Mar | South Africa v Netherlands | Mohali |
| Thursday 3 Mar | Pakistan v Canada | Colombo |
| Friday 4 Mar | New Zealand v Zimbabwe | Ahmedabad |
| Friday 4 Mar | Bangladesh v West Indies | Dhaka |
| Saturday 5 Mar | Sri Lanka v Australia | Colombo |
| Sunday 6 Mar | India v Ireland | Bangalore |
| Sunday 6 Mar | England v South Africa | Chennai |
| Monday 7 Mar | Kenya v Canada | New Delhi |
| Tuesday 8 Mar | Pakistan v New Zealand | Pallekele |
| Wednesday 9 Mar | India v Netherlands | New Delhi |
| Thursday 10 Mar | Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe | Pallekele |
| Friday 11 Mar | West Indies v Ireland | Mohali |
| Friday 11 Mar | Bangladesh v England | Chittagong |
| Saturday 12 Mar | India v South Africa | Nagpur |
| Sunday 13 Mar | New Zealand v Canada | Mumbai |
| Sunday 13 Mar | Australia v Kenya | Bangalore |
| Monday 14 Mar | Pakistan v Zimbabwe | Pallekele |
| Monday 14 Mar | Bangladesh v Netherlands | Chittagong |
| Tuesday 15 Mar | South Africa v Ireland | Kolkata |
| Wednesday 16 Mar | Australia v Canada | Bangalore |
| Thursday 17 Mar | England v West Indies | Chennai |
| Friday 18 Mar | Sri Lanka v New Zealand | Mumbai |
| Friday 18 Mar | Ireland v Netherlands | Kolkata |
| Saturday 19 Mar | Australia v Pakistan | Colombo |
| Saturday 19 Mar | Bangladesh v South Africa | Dhaka |
| Sunday 20 Mar | Zimbabwe v Kenya | Kolkata |
| Sunday 20 Mar | India v West Indies | Chennai |
| Wednesday 23 Mar | First quarter-final | Dhaka |
| Thursday 24 Mar | Second quarter-final | Colombo |
| Friday 25 Mar | Third quarter-final | Dhaka |
| Saturday 26 Mar | Fourth quarter-final | Ahmedabad |
| Tuesday 29 Mar | First semi-final | Colombo |
| Wednesday 30 Mar | Second semi-final | Mohali |
| Saturday 2 April | Final | Mumbai |
The opening ceremony will be on February 12, 2011 and will be held at Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Besides, the gorgeous trophy, the 2011 Cricket World Cup winner will earn prize money of US$ 3 million and the runner-up team will get US$ 1.5 million.
You now have got the ICC World Cup 2011 fixtures with you. It’s the time to mark the matches that you won’t love to miss out. Don’t forget to tune into to DISH Network on February 19, 2011 to watch the first ICC World Cup 2011 match – India vs Bangladesh on DISH Network PPV.
If you think you will not be able to watch it, then you can comfortably set your DISH DVR to record the matches and watch those later at your convenient time, for you just can’t afford to miss any single throw of the ball in the match.
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