One of the finest match I ever seen in my life. A good and well maintained knock by unknown Kevin O’Brien of new baby of crickt Ireland.
No one had ever thought about the result of match in this way. England lost the match after scoring 328 runs in 49.1 Overs only by Ireland which has has only 50 match experiences.
KJ O'Brien scored 113 runs, Ultimate and well wonderful game played by him...cheers up for him...I think Indian Players should take lesson from them....
There were two record made in the worldCup 2011 Match between Ireland and England Group B Match
1. Highest run chase in world Cup by any Team 327/50 Overs
2. Fastest century in World Cup 2011 By Kevin O’Brien in 50 Overs.
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Showing posts with label world cup 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world cup 2011. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Sehwag visits Delhi to consult his physician
Virender Sehwag took part in Sunday's dramatic match and was there on the field for the duration, but all doesn't seem to be well. The opener left for New Delhi on Monday to consult a doctor for a blow he suffered on the ribs on Friday. Sehwag was hit by a local bowler at the nets and didn’t take pa
rt in practice but was back for training a day later.
“He is going to see a personal physician and is expected on Wednesday. There is no major concern as such, but it seems he doesn't want to take a chance,” said team manager Ranjib Biswal.
Sehwag’s fitness has been bothering India since the first day of the World Cup, when he chopped an attempted cut on his left knee against Bangladesh. He is also carrying a shoulder problem which has prevented him from bowling. “There is a niggle in his shoulder,” said Biswal.
Because of security issues, India players are staying together even though there are long gaps between most fixtures. Sehwag going home is an exception, like Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni, who touched base for a short period after the Bangladesh match. While Tendulkar went to Mumbai for an MRI scan on his knee, Dhoni was in Ranchi for the National Games.
Rest for the rest
Monday was a holiday for the rest as they decided against training. There were rumours that Sachin would visit home but he stayed back. Biswal said there were no other fitness issues.
rt in practice but was back for training a day later.
“He is going to see a personal physician and is expected on Wednesday. There is no major concern as such, but it seems he doesn't want to take a chance,” said team manager Ranjib Biswal.
Sehwag’s fitness has been bothering India since the first day of the World Cup, when he chopped an attempted cut on his left knee against Bangladesh. He is also carrying a shoulder problem which has prevented him from bowling. “There is a niggle in his shoulder,” said Biswal.
Because of security issues, India players are staying together even though there are long gaps between most fixtures. Sehwag going home is an exception, like Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni, who touched base for a short period after the Bangladesh match. While Tendulkar went to Mumbai for an MRI scan on his knee, Dhoni was in Ranchi for the National Games.
Rest for the rest
Monday was a holiday for the rest as they decided against training. There were rumours that Sachin would visit home but he stayed back. Biswal said there were no other fitness issues.
Ireland vs England ICC World Cup 2011 Scorecard
England v. Ireland
ICC World Cup
Bangalore: Wednesday 2 March 2011 09:00 (50-over match) (1-day match)
Toss: England
Umpires: Aleem Dar, B F Bowden
Match Referee: R S Mahanama
Match summary (at Close)
England Runs Balls 4s 6s
*AJ Strauss b GH Dockrell 34 37 2 1
KP Pietersen c NJ O’Brien b PR Stirling 59 50 7 2
IJL Trott b JF Mooney 92 92 9 0
IR Bell c PR Stirling b JF Mooney 81 86 6 1
PD Collingwood c KJ O’Brien b JF Mooney 16 11 0 1
+MJ Prior b DT Johnston 6 5 1 0
TT Bresnan c DT Johnston b JF Mooney 4 8 0 0
MH Yardy b DT Johnston 3 6 0 0
GP Swann not out 9 5 1 0
Extras (b 1, lb 2, nb 0, w 20) 23
Total (Close, 50 overs) 327
Did not bat:
SCJ Broad, JM Anderson
Fall of Wickets:
1-91 (91 AJ Strauss, 60 mins), 2-111 (20 KP Pietersen, 17 mins), 3-278 (167 IR Bell, 100 mins), 4-288 (10 IJL Trott, 7 mins), 5-299 (11 MJ Prior, 6 mins), 6-312 (13 PD Collingwood, 7 mins), 7-317 (5 MH Yardy, 7 mins), 8-327 (10 TT Bresnan, 8 mins)
Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Extras
WB Rankin 7 0 51 0 (4w)
DT Johnston 10 0 58 2 -
AR Cusack 4 0 39 0 (1w)
GH Dockrell 10 0 68 1 (5w)
JF Mooney 9 0 63 4 (1w)
PR Stirling 10 0 45 1 -
Ireland Runs Balls 4s 6s
*WTS Porterfield b JM Anderson 0 1 0 0
PR Stirling c KP Pietersen b TT Bresnan 32 28 5 1
EC Joyce st MJ Prior b GP Swann 32 61 3 0
+NJ O’Brien b GP Swann 29 36 2 1
GC Wilson lbw b GP Swann 3 14 0 0
KJ O’Brien run out (TT Bresnan) 113 63 13 6
AR Cusack run out (PD Collingwood) 47 58 3 1
JF Mooney not out 34 30 6 0
DT Johnston not out 7 4 1 0
Extras (b 5, lb 15, nb 0, w 12) 32
Total (Close, 49.1 overs) 329
Did not bat:
GH Dockrell, WB Rankin
Fall of Wickets:
1-0 (0 WTS Porterfield, 1 min), 2-62 (62 PR Stirling, 44 mins), 3-103 (41 NJ O’Brien, 37 mins), 4-106 (3 EC Joyce, 9 mins), 5-111 (5 GC Wilson, 6 mins), 6-273 (162 AR Cusack, 79 mins), 7-317 (44 KJ O’Brien, 36 mins)
Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Extras
JM Anderson 8.1 1 50 1 (1w)
SCJ Broad 9 0 73 0 (2w)
TT Bresnan 10 0 64 1 (2w)
MH Yardy 7 0 49 0 (2w)
GP Swann 10 0 47 3 -
PD Collingwood 5 0 26 0
ICC World Cup
Bangalore: Wednesday 2 March 2011 09:00 (50-over match) (1-day match)
Toss: England
Umpires: Aleem Dar, B F Bowden
Match Referee: R S Mahanama
Match summary (at Close)
England Runs Balls 4s 6s
*AJ Strauss b GH Dockrell 34 37 2 1
KP Pietersen c NJ O’Brien b PR Stirling 59 50 7 2
IJL Trott b JF Mooney 92 92 9 0
IR Bell c PR Stirling b JF Mooney 81 86 6 1
PD Collingwood c KJ O’Brien b JF Mooney 16 11 0 1
+MJ Prior b DT Johnston 6 5 1 0
TT Bresnan c DT Johnston b JF Mooney 4 8 0 0
MH Yardy b DT Johnston 3 6 0 0
GP Swann not out 9 5 1 0
Extras (b 1, lb 2, nb 0, w 20) 23
Total (Close, 50 overs) 327
Did not bat:
SCJ Broad, JM Anderson
Fall of Wickets:
1-91 (91 AJ Strauss, 60 mins), 2-111 (20 KP Pietersen, 17 mins), 3-278 (167 IR Bell, 100 mins), 4-288 (10 IJL Trott, 7 mins), 5-299 (11 MJ Prior, 6 mins), 6-312 (13 PD Collingwood, 7 mins), 7-317 (5 MH Yardy, 7 mins), 8-327 (10 TT Bresnan, 8 mins)
Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Extras
WB Rankin 7 0 51 0 (4w)
DT Johnston 10 0 58 2 -
AR Cusack 4 0 39 0 (1w)
GH Dockrell 10 0 68 1 (5w)
JF Mooney 9 0 63 4 (1w)
PR Stirling 10 0 45 1 -
Ireland Runs Balls 4s 6s
*WTS Porterfield b JM Anderson 0 1 0 0
PR Stirling c KP Pietersen b TT Bresnan 32 28 5 1
EC Joyce st MJ Prior b GP Swann 32 61 3 0
+NJ O’Brien b GP Swann 29 36 2 1
GC Wilson lbw b GP Swann 3 14 0 0
KJ O’Brien run out (TT Bresnan) 113 63 13 6
AR Cusack run out (PD Collingwood) 47 58 3 1
JF Mooney not out 34 30 6 0
DT Johnston not out 7 4 1 0
Extras (b 5, lb 15, nb 0, w 12) 32
Total (Close, 49.1 overs) 329
Did not bat:
GH Dockrell, WB Rankin
Fall of Wickets:
1-0 (0 WTS Porterfield, 1 min), 2-62 (62 PR Stirling, 44 mins), 3-103 (41 NJ O’Brien, 37 mins), 4-106 (3 EC Joyce, 9 mins), 5-111 (5 GC Wilson, 6 mins), 6-273 (162 AR Cusack, 79 mins), 7-317 (44 KJ O’Brien, 36 mins)
Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Extras
JM Anderson 8.1 1 50 1 (1w)
SCJ Broad 9 0 73 0 (2w)
TT Bresnan 10 0 64 1 (2w)
MH Yardy 7 0 49 0 (2w)
GP Swann 10 0 47 3 -
PD Collingwood 5 0 26 0
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