Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 13, 2009 Share Posted October 13, 2009 whats :omg: about it ??? :(( no nuthng.........visit that place very often........datz y.....finally found some one who lives in eastern india Link to comment
SachDan Posted October 14, 2009 Share Posted October 14, 2009 no nuthng.........visit that place very often........datz y.....finally found some one who lives in eastern india Domaink too is from Orissa. Now he lives in Mumbai though. Link to comment
Sachinism Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Brabourne Stadium to host Test after 36 years Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium will host a Test for the first time since 1973 when Sri Lanka take on India for the third and final Test of their winter tour. The Tests will be followed by two Twenty20 internationals and five ODIs, four of them day-night games. The series, from November 8 to December 27, begins with a three-day warm-up game against the Board President's XI at Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex before the first Test in Ahmedabad, starting November 16. The second Test will be in Kanpur before the teams head back to Mumbai for the third game. The city's regular venue, the Wankhede Stadium, is currently being renovated for the 2011 World Cup. Nagpur, which hosts the first Twenty20, Visakhapatnam and Delhi, the venues of the second and fifth one-dayers, will stage their first floodlit international fixtures. The series also marks the return of Kolkata's Eden Gardens as an one-day international venue after nearly three years - it hosts an ODI on Christmas Eve. Sri Lanka last toured India for a three-Test series in 2005-06, losing 2-0. Itinerary November 11-13: Three-day warm-up match in Mumbai November 16-20: 1st Test, Ahmedabad November 24-28: 2nd Test, Kanpur December 2-6: 3rd Test, Mumbai December 9: 1st Twenty20, Nagpur (d/n) December 12: 2nd Twenty20, Mohali (d/n) December 15: 1st ODI, Rajkot December 18: 2nd ODI, Visakhapatnam (d/n) December 21: 3rd ODI, Cuttack (d/n) December 24: 4th ODI, Kolkata (d/n) December 27: 5th ODI, New Delhi (d/n) Link to comment
SachDan Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Excellent schedule! Three tests,five odis and two T20s should be the norm for tours featuring top teams. Link to comment
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium will host a Test for the first time since 1973 when Sri Lanka take on India for the third and final Test of their winter tour. The Tests will be followed by two Twenty20 internationals and five ODIs, four of them day-night games. The series, from November 8 to December 27, begins with a three-day warm-up game against the Board President's XI at Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex before the first Test in Ahmedabad, starting November 16. The second Test will be in Kanpur before the teams head back to Mumbai for the third game. The city's regular venue, the Wankhede Stadium, is currently being renovated for the 2011 World Cup. Nagpur, which hosts the first Twenty20, Visakhapatnam and Delhi, the venues of the second and fifth one-dayers, will stage their first floodlit international fixtures. The series also marks the return of Kolkata's Eden Gardens as an one-day international venue after nearly three years - it hosts an ODI on Christmas Eve. Sri Lanka last toured India for a three-Test series in 2005-06, losing 2-0. Itinerary November 11-13: Three-day warm-up match in Mumbai November 16-20: 1st Test, Ahmedabad November 24-28: 2nd Test, Kanpur December 2-6: 3rd Test, Mumbai December 9: 1st Twenty20, Nagpur (d/n) December 12: 2nd Twenty20, Mohali (d/n) December 15: 1st ODI, Rajkot December 18: 2nd ODI, Visakhapatnam (d/n) December 21: 3rd ODI, Cuttack (d/n) December 24: 4th ODI, Kolkata (d/n) December 27: 5th ODI, New Delhi (d/n) eden gardens............:yay:.................will be there..............the stadium is renovated and better...... Link to comment
Lord Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 India vs SL in India, 2009 : BCCI releases the itinerary T20 in Mohali?must be fun Link to comment
Mamu Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 I'm planning to go for this match ... But D/N in winters :(( Wow Shivani you from BBSR ? *shake hands* I say Wow! cuz it is really hard to meet people from BBSR (or anywhere in Orissa) and I do get excited when I do meet them. sunny_j *shake hands* with you too! Link to comment
Mamu Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium will host a Test for the first time since 1973 when Sri Lanka take on India for the third and final Test of their winter tour. The Tests will be followed by two Twenty20 internationals and five ODIs, four of them day-night games. The series, from November 8 to December 27, begins with a three-day warm-up game against the Board President's XI at Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex before the first Test in Ahmedabad, starting November 16. The second Test will be in Kanpur before the teams head back to Mumbai for the third game. The city's regular venue, the Wankhede Stadium, is currently being renovated for the 2011 World Cup. Nagpur, which hosts the first Twenty20, Visakhapatnam and Delhi, the venues of the second and fifth one-dayers, will stage their first floodlit international fixtures. The series also marks the return of Kolkata's Eden Gardens as an one-day international venue after nearly three years - it hosts an ODI on Christmas Eve. Sri Lanka last toured India for a three-Test series in 2005-06, losing 2-0. Itinerary November 11-13: Three-day warm-up match in Mumbai November 16-20: 1st Test, Ahmedabad November 24-28: 2nd Test, Kanpur December 2-6: 3rd Test, Mumbai December 9: 1st Twenty20, Nagpur (d/n) December 12: 2nd Twenty20, Mohali (d/n) December 15: 1st ODI, Rajkot December 18: 2nd ODI, Visakhapatnam (d/n) December 21: 3rd ODI, Cuttack (d/n) December 24: 4th ODI, Kolkata (d/n) December 27: 5th ODI, New Delhi (d/n) BCCI badly needs a scheduling manager. Which moron though of moving the teams and sundry from Rajkot to Vishakaptnam ? Do they even know what thay involves? Only saving grace is there are 3 days in between and I bet you Teams will lose more than 24 hours getiing from Rajkot to Vizag. And Vizag to Cuttack ? I doubt if there are direct flights. Cuttack in itself is a pain considering that teams will have to travel 90 mins to get to the stadium from hotels in BBSR. Speaking of which -- why doesn't BCCI Charter Flights ? (Heck if need be buy a couple of Boeings) They speak of themselves being the 5 ths largest sports body in the world, but the 100 others behind them have their own flights that carry their teams. Link to comment
Dinx - the Jinx Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 why for ODI for Chennai? i think the last ODI played was the one against Windies before the WC Link to comment
spectre Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 WTF, no ODIs for Chennai for either Aussie or Srilankan series Mumbai gets for both series, same for Nagpur ***k, isn't there some sort of crap rotation policy in place, how come these two places gets back to back slots Link to comment
Guest Hiten. Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 Eden/Chennai should have gotten the chance of hosting a test match than Kanpur. Kanpur is only suited for ODI, IMO. Link to comment
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 23, 2009 Share Posted October 23, 2009 WTF, no ODIs for Chennai for either Aussie or Srilankan series Mumbai gets for both series, same for Nagpur ***k, isn't there some sort of crap rotation policy in place, how come these two places gets back to back slots heard of sharad pawar???? Link to comment
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