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Thursday, March 28, 2013

Bad boy Jesse Ryder in critical condition with a fractured skull



New Zealand batsman Jesse Ryder is reported to be in coma after being brutally assaulted by some unidentified persons on Thursday night. Ryder was admitted to Christchurch Hospital in the wee hours today having suffered multiple injuries including a fractured skull.

Bad boy Jesse Ryder in critical condition with a fractured skull 


According to details; the 28-year-old Ryder was involved in a brawl with up to three persons outside Aikmans bar in the suburb of Christchurch shortly after 12.30am local time. He was then battered by one of the group who followed him towards the car park of a nearby McDonald's.

"The hospital advise that Jesse is in a critical condition," Detective Senior Sergeant Brian Archer said. "He is in an induced coma as a result of suffering multiple injuries.

"It was an initial incident involving at least two to three people. As Jesse has gone towards the car park at McDonald's he's been followed by two of the three people, we believe, and one of those two has assaulted Jesse."

A witness to the assaults told New Zealand's One News that she could hear the impact of the blows from inside the bar.
"As soon as the fight started there were probably four or five guys that ran out to pull them off him and hold them back while he stumbled off over the road," the witness said.
He is also suffering from a punctured lung and internal bleeding while being treated in intensive care at a Christchurch hospital.

The tragic incident happened just days before the talented Ryder, a hard-hitting batsman who has played 18 Tests, 39 ODI’s and 20 Twenty20’s was to take up a lucrative Indian Premier League contract and due to fly to India to join Delhi Daredevils.

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Monday, December 12, 2011

Video Highlights: New Zealand claimed dramatic and historical victory over Australia in Hobart Test

HOBART, Pakistan (Dec. 12) – Doug Bracewell, the promising Kiwi pacer, grabbed six wickets in a destructive spell of bowling to lead New Zealand to a spectacular first test victory over mighty Australian since 1993. They won the second test by just seven runs on Monday.

New Zealand pacer claimed 6-40 in his devastating spell
This is not only the first Test victory for New Zealand against Australia since 1993 but the first on Australian soil since 1985. Most importantly they squared the 2-Test series after the hosts won the opening Test in Brisbane by huge margin of nine wickets.

The Black Caps claimed last eight Australian wickets for 74 runs to claim a sensational victory midway through the fourth day of an extraordinary Test match at Bellerive Oval.

Australia, requiring 241 for victory on the day four of the 2nd test, had appeared to be approaching te target quite easily courtesy to the maiden Test ton by David Warner until Bracewell (6-40) helped send them tumbling from 159 for two to 233 all out. David Warner stood unbeaten on 123 at the end.


Full match summary ................. HERE.

Watch below the video highlights of the Test match between Australia and New Zaland at Hobart.


Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Sri Lanka v New Zealand (Semi-final) - Full Match Highlights (All Exciting Moments)

COLOMBO - Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by five wickets to become the first team to reach in final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. 

Semi-final stage is proved to be the last stage for New Zealand yet again on sixth time in the world cup history. The Black Caps appeared in their sixth World Cup semi-final since losing to eventual winners the West Indies in the inaugural edition held in England in 1975. Since then New Zealand lost to England (1979), Pakistan (1992 and 1999) and Sri Lanka (2007) and today in 2011 they lost to Sri Lanka.

Watch the exciting moments of the first semi-final here below:

SL v NZ (1st Semi-final) - Today's Match Summary: Sri Lanka Through, New Zealand Failed Yet Again

COLOMBO – Sri Lanka sailed through to final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 after beating New Zealand by 5 wickets. 

Semi-final stage is proved to be the last stage for New Zealand yet again on sixth time in the world cup history. The Black Caps appeared in their sixth World Cup semi-final since losing to eventual winners the West Indies in the inaugural edition held in England in 1975. Since then New Zealand lost to England (1979), Pakistan (1992 and 1999) and Sri Lanka (2007) and today in 2011 they lost to Sri Lanka.

New Zealand fought hard but just managed to delay the inevitable as Sri Lanka reached the target of 218 runs in 48th over. Sri Lanka was 160/1 at one stage and but quick three wickets fall with addition of just nine runs made them feel some heat of the semi-final. New Zealand got their hopes back to qualify fro dream final; but sensible innings by Thilan Samaraweera and Angelo Mathews led Sri Lanka through with 13 balls to spare. 

In the start of Sri Lankan innings inform Tillakaratne Dilshan (73) and skipper Kumar Sangakkara (54) played memorable innings; but yet another failure of Mahela Jayawardene (1) created some problems; but they recovered well in the end. 

Earlier New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first; but fall of wickets with regular interval never let them play with open arms. Scott Styris was the highest runs scorer from New Zealand with his 57 runs. Martin Guptill and Ross Taylor were the other two batsmen who contributed significantly with their 39 and 36 respectively.   

Lasith Malinga and spin wizard Muralitharan picked up three wickets each for Sri Lanka; while Ajantha Mendis took two wickets. Rangana Herath and Tillakaratne Dilshan shared one wicket each.

Sri Lankan skipper Kumar Sangakkara was named man of the match for his all round performance with his 50 odd runs and three catches behind the wicket.
Sri Lanka will now play the final in Mumbai against the winner of tomorrow’s big game against India and Pakistan scheduled at Mohali.

Sri Lanka Through to Final - - New Zealand Failed Yet Again Sixth Time to Move from Semi-final to Final


2011 ICC Cricket World Cup
India-Sri Lanka-Bangladesh
Feb. 17 -----------  Apr. 02
Compact Match Summary Report





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Match No.

47





Group

SF1





Teams
New Zealand v Sri Lanka





Officials On-Ground Aleem Dar(Pak), Steve Davis(Aus)

Off-Ground Marais Erasmus(RSA)

Referee Chris Broad(Eng)





Venue
R.Premadasa Stadium, Colombo





Toss
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat





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1st Innings Score 217




Avg. 4.47
Overs
48.5






Total Wickets Down 10






1st Best Batsman

Scott Styris

Scores 57

2nd Best Batsman

Martin Guptill

Scores 39

1st Top Wicket Taker

Ajantha Mendis

Wickets 3

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Lasith Malinga

Wickets 3






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Target
218




Avg. 4.36
Overs
50






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2nd Innings Score 220






Total Wickets Down 5




Avg. 4.63
Overs
47.5






1st Best Batsman

Tillakaratne Dilshan

Scores 73

2nd Best Batsman

Kumar Sangakkara

Scores 54

1st Top Wicket Taker

Tim Southee

Wickets 3

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Andy McKay

Wickets 1






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Match Result: Sri Lanka won by 5 Wickets

Sri Lanka 160/2 in 33rd Over - - New Zealand Almost Out of The World Cup

COLOMBO – Sri Lanka lost their second wicket on total score of 160 when they lost Tillakaratne Dilshan after a brilliant innings of 73 runs yet again.

Earlier in the start of the innings Upul tharanga smashed Kiwi bowlers all over the park but couldn’t last long and got out after hitting quick-fired 30 run off 31 balls.

Kumar Sangakkara is batting on 50 runs, another responsible innings by Lankan Skipper. He is leading from the front from the day one of the World Cup. 

Sri Lanka just need 58 runs in more than 16 overs with lot of wickets in hand.

1st Semi-final: Sri Lanka v New Zealand - Ajantha Mendis and Lasith Malinga Strike to Bowled Kiwi's Out for Small Total of 217


2011 ICC Cricket World Cup
India-Sri Lanka-Bangladesh
Feb. 17 -----------  Apr. 02
Compact Match Summary Report





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Match No.

47





Group

SF1





Teams
New Zealand v Sri Lanka





Officials On-Ground Aleem Dar(Pak), Steve Davis(Aus)

Off-Ground Marais Erasmus(RSA)

Referee Chris Broad(Eng)





Venue
R.Premadasa Stadium, Colombo





Toss
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat





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1st Innings Score 217




Avg. 4.47
Overs
48.5






Total Wickets Down 10






1st Best Batsman

Scott Styris

Scores 57
2nd Best Batsman

Martin Guptill

Scores 39

1st Top Wicket Taker

Ajantha Mendis

Wickets 3

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Lasith Malinga

Wickets 3






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Target
218




Avg. 4.36
Overs
50






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SL v NZ (1st Semi-final) - New Zealand Batting First After Winning the Toss (Live Score Updates)

COLOMBO – In first of the semi-final between Sri Lanka and New Zealand; the later is batting first after winning the toss.

Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill has already opened New Zealand innings and after one of Lasith Malinga 4 runs are there on the board.

Live score updates here.


Match is being officiated by:

Umpires: Aleem Dar(Pak), Steve Davis(Aus)
Third Umpire: Marais Erasmus(RSA)
Match Referee: Chris Broad(Eng)

Teams:

Sri Lanka (Playing XI): Upul Tharanga, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara(w/c), Mahela Jayawardene, Chamara Silva, Thilan Samaraweera, Angelo Mathews, Lasith Malinga, Ajantha Mendis, Muttiah Muralitharan, Rangana Herath

New Zealand (Playing XI): Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum(w), Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, Scott Styris, Kane Williamson, Daniel Vettori(c), Nathan McCullum, Jacob Oram, Tim Southee, Andy McKay

Monday, March 28, 2011

1st Semi-final: Sri Lanka v New Zealand - Weather Report and Live Match Updates/Live Streaming

COLOMBO – The first semi-final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 will be played today (Tue/Mar 29) between co-host Sri Lanka and confident New Zealand at R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo.


WEATHER REPORT: The last quarterfinal was also played three days back on Saturday (March 26) on the same venue between England and Sri Lanka. The weather is almost the same at Colombo as in the Saturday’s quarterfinal. 

Mostly sunny weather is predicted today at Colombo in the first part of the match with high temperature hovering between 78°F to 87°F; but evening is expected to be partly cloudy and there’s small expectation of rain too. 

In such high temperature will players have to sweat quite a bit as humidity levels are expected to be between 70% to 77%.  

As there is 20% prediction of rain in the evening; therefore, match may occasionally be halted in the second innings of the match and D/L method will come to play its part to decide the fate of the teams.  



The match will start on 14:00 PST (14:30 local time, 14:30 IST, 09:00 GMT).

Live Streaming: SL v NZ (1st Semi-final) -- Match Preview, Teams' Analysis and Result Prediction

Sri Lanka v New Zealand
LIVE STREAMING
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 - 1st Semi Final
At Colombo
March 29, 2011, 14:30 local time (09:00 GMT)

COLOMBO – ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 is heading towards it end. Last three matches are still to be played that will decide the new champion of the world of cricket. 

In the first of the two semi-finals co-host Sri Lanka will take on confident Black Caps. New Zealand team came to the World Cup when cricket pundits were grading them as maximum-quarterfinal team; but the way they fought back from no where it’s quite impressive. 

The Black Caps will appear in their sixth World Cup semi-final since losing to eventual winners the West Indies in the inaugural edition held in England in 1975.

Since then New Zealand lost to England (1979), Pakistan (1992 and 1999) and Sri Lanka (2007) but ace batsman Ross Taylor believes New Zealand can make history by qualifying for a first World Cup final by beating co-hosts Sri Lanka on Tuesday.

Although they lost to defending champion Australia and their semi-final opponents Sri Lanka on group stage; but they always look like a united outfit. Their confidence must be sky-high with their two victories; first on the group stage they beat Pakistan comprehensively and then in quarterfinal they let South African to feel the heat. 

Although they had a big blow in shape of Kyle Mills’ absence who was ruled out due to his injury; but their batting and fielding is up to the mark for the big match ahead. Andy McKay is expected to replace Mills in the semi-final. Jacob Oram, man of the match in quarterfinal, is bowling quite impressively and teasing every batsman with his line and accurate length.

Ross Taylor is in his prime form ever since he blasted century against Pakistan. Nathan Brothers are doing well. Jesse Ryder and Martin Guptill can be lethal on their day. It was all Ryder’s eighty odd innings that led New Zealand to a fighting total in the Quarterfinal against South Africa. All in all their real strength lies in their unity. Every player tries 100% to give his maximum.

On the other hand; Sri Lanka cruising along quite confidently from day one, except a single bad day when they lost to Pakistan in group match. Their skipper Kumar Sangakkara is leading from the front. Upul Tharanga and Tillakaratne Dilshan have scored the recent most centuries in this world cup in their quarterfinal against England. Batting abilities and class of Mahela Jayawadene is comparable to any best batsman in the world. 

As far as their bowling is concerned; the analysis shows that in their last seven matches, including quarterfinal against England, only twice the opponents crossed the 200-mark. None of their bowlers performed extraordinary, except Malinga’s hat-trick against Kenya, but every one of them is among the wickets and whenever their captain assigned them a task they fulfilled it. 

The above analysis clearly depicts that Sri Lanka is the most balanced side among the four teams survived in this world cup; therefore, they have plenty of chances to go through to final beating New Zealand. Here one should remember that they bowled out Black Caps on just 153 in their group match. 

The match will start on 14:00 PST (14:30 local time, 14:30 IST, 09:00 GMT) at R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo. 



Both teams will announce their final 11-member squads just before the match from the following available players.

Teams:

New Zealand (From): Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum(w), Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, Scott Styris, James Franklin, Nathan McCullum, Daniel Vettori(c), Andy McKay, Tim Southee, Hamish Bennett, Jacob Oram, Jamie How, Kane Williamson, Luke Woodcock

Sri Lanka (From): Upul Tharanga, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara(w/c), Mahela Jayawardene, Thilan Samaraweera, Chamara Silva, Angelo Mathews, Nuwan Kulasekara, Lasith Malinga, Ajantha Mendis, Muttiah Muralitharan, Dilhara Fernando, Rangana Herath, Chamara Kapugedera, Thissara Perera

Friday, March 25, 2011

3rd Quarterfinal: New Zealand v South Africa Full Match Highlights

DHAKA - ICC Cricket World Cup 2011

3rd Quarterfinal: New Zealand v South Africa (Full Match Highlights)

New Zealand created a sort of upset sending Proteas back to their country defeating them by 49 runs.

In reply to New Zealand's 222; South Africa all out for just 176 with Jacques Kallis 47 as the highest runs from Proteas batsmen. Jacob Oram picked up four wicket and named as man of the match.

The best thing about this victory, I believe, that New Zealand never tried to play something extraordinary. They know very well their limits in bowling and batting; so they don't try to show heroics rather they use their mind and cricketing sense to outplay opponent exploiting their weaknesses.


World Cup Upset - New Zealand Throw South Africa Out of the World Cup


2011 ICC Cricket World Cup
India-Sri Lanka-Bangladesh
Feb. 17 -----------  Apr. 02
Compact Match Summary Report





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Match No.

45





Group

QF3





Teams
New Zealand v South Africa





Officials On-Ground Aleem Dar and Rod Tucker 

Off-Ground Kumar Dharmasena 

Referee Nigel Llong 






Venue
Sher-e-Bangla Stadium, Dhaka





Toss
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat





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1st Innings Score 221




Avg. 4.42
Overs
50






Total Wickets Down 8






1st Best Batsman

Jesse Ryder

Scores 83

2nd Best Batsman

Ross Taylor

Scores 43

1st Top Wicket Taker

Morne Morkel

Wickets 3

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Imran Tahir

Wickets 2






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Target
222




Avg. 4.44
Overs
50






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2nd Innings Score 172






Total Wickets Down 10




Avg. 3.98
Overs
43.2






1st Best Batsman

Jacques Kallis

Scores 47

2nd Best Batsman

Faf du Plessis

Scores 36

1st Top Wicket Taker

Jacob Oram

Wickets 4

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Nathan McCullum

Wickets 3






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Match Result: New Zealand won by 49 Runs





South Africa deep in trouble losing 6 wicket for 128 in 33 overs


DHAKA – Another a kind of upset in the cards here at Shere Banla National Stadium, Dhahka; as South Africa lost the way chasing a small target of 222 set by New Zealand. Now they are struggling on 128/6 needing 94 more runs off 103 balls. 

Jaques Kallis fell on total score of 108 and it proved fatal for South Africa as two quick wickets of JP Duminy and AB de Villiers fell on just 121 runs on the board.
Faf du Plessis and Robin Petersen are trying to rescue their team’s World Cup hopes. 

Kiwi bowlers bowled brilliantly under their limits and properly backed by their fielders. Two of the Proteas batsmen got run out. Nathan McCullum and Jacob Oram picked up two wickets each.

Jesse Ryder and Ross Taylor Led NZ to Set Target of 222 - - Innings Summary


2011 ICC Cricket World Cup
India-Sri Lanka-Bangladesh
Feb. 17 -----------  Apr. 02
Compact Match Summary Report





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Match No.

45





Group

QF3





Teams
New Zealand v South Africa





Officials On-Ground Aleem Dar and Rod Tucker 

Off-Ground Kumar Dharmasena 

Referee Nigel Llong 






Venue
Sher-e-Bangla Stadium, Dhaka





Toss
New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat





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1st Innings Score 221




Avg. 4.42
Overs
50






Total Wickets Down 8






1st Best Batsman

Jesse Ryder

Scores 83

2nd Best Batsman

Ross Taylor

Scores 43

1st Top Wicket Taker

Morne Morkel

Wickets 3

2nd Top Wicket Taker

Imran Tahir

Wickets 2






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Target
222




Avg. 4.44
Overs
50






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SA v NZ (Live Score Updates) - - New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first

DHAKA – South Africa set to take on New Zealand today in the third quarterfinal of the ongoing ICC World Cup at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. 

Both of the teams haven’t won World Cup title yet; therefore, both will go all out to place their berth in semi-finals. Although South Africa are the favourites but Kiwi’s will not let it go easily. Proteas has to fight their heart out to advance to the semi-final round. 

According to latest news from the Shere Bangle Stadium, New Zealand has won the toss and elected to bat first.


Both teams have announced their respective final eleven-member squad for the match. Teams’ squads include:

New Zealand (Playing XI): Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum(w), Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, Scott Styris, Kane Williamson, Nathan McCullum, Jacob Oram, Daniel Vettori(c), Luke Woodcock, Tim Southee

South Africa (Playing XI): Hashim Amla, Graeme Smith(c), Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers(w), Jean-Paul Duminy, Faf du Plessis, Johan Botha, Robin Peterson, Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel, Imran Tahir

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Weather Report: SA v NZ (3rd Quarterfinal) - - Live Updates: Rain May Halt the Match Occasionally


New Zealand v South Africa
Live Streaming
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 - 3rd Quarter Final
At Mirpur
March 25, 2011, 14:30 local time (08:30 GMT)

DHAKA – South Africa set to take on New Zealand today in the third quarterfinal of the ongoing ICC World Cup at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. 

Both of the teams haven’t won World Cup title yet; therefore, both will go all out to place their berth in semi-finals.  

WEATHER REPORT: Scattered thunderstorms are predicted today at Dhaka with high temperature hovering between 74°F to 88°F; therefore, players have to sweat quite a bit as humidity levels are expected to be between 58% to 82%.  

As there is 40% prediction of rain and thunderstorms; therefore, match may occasionally be halted and D/L method will come to play its part to decide the fate of the teams.  


Apart from the weather prediction; let’s hope for a rain-free quarterfinal as it vows a memorable contest of brilliance and commitment from both teams.

World Cup (3rd Quarterfinal) - South Africa v New Zealand: Live Score Updates

DHAKA – South Africa set to take on New Zealand tomorrow in the third quarterfinal of the ongoing ICC World Cup at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. 

The match will start on 13:30 PST (14:30 local time, 14:00 IST, 09:00 GMT). As ICC has already announced the match officials, therefore the will be officiated by Aleem Dar and Rod Tucker will be on-field umpires while Kumar Dharmasena and Nigel Llong will supervise the match as third and fourth umpire respectively.


Both teams will announce their final eleven just before the match from the following squads:

South Africa (From): Graeme Smith(c), Hashim Amla, Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers(w), Jean-Paul Duminy, Faf du Plessis, Johan Botha, Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel, Imran Tahir, Lonwabo Tsotsobe, Robin Peterson, Colin Ingram, Wayne Parnell, Morne van Wyk

New Zealand (From): Martin Guptill, Brendon McCullum(w), Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, Scott Styris, James Franklin, Nathan McCullum, Daniel Vettori(c), Kyle Mills, Tim Southee, Hamish Bennett, Jacob Oram, Jamie How, Kane Williamson, Luke Woodcock
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