ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009

Schedule: ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009




Group A Group B Group C Group D
India Pakistan Australia New Zealand
Bangladesh England Sri Lanka South Africa
Ireland Netherlands West Indies Scotland

Group E A1, B2, C1, D2
Group F B1, A2, C2, D1

Date Lord's Trent Bridge The Oval
Fri, 5 June Opening ceremony

England v Netherlands
1730-2030

Sat, 6 June India v Bangladesh
1730-2030 New Zealand v Scotland
1000-1300

Australia v West Indies
1330-1630

Sun, 7 June South Africa v Scotland
1330-1630

England v Pakistan
1730-2030

Mon, 8 June Ireland v Bangladesh
1330-1630

Australia v Sri Lanka
1730-2030

Tues, 9 June Pakistan v Netherlands
1330-1630

New Zealand v South Africa
1730-2030

Wed, 10 June Sri Lanka v West Indies
1330-1630

India v Ireland
1730-2030


Placement for the Super Eight stage is determined as follows:
The first two teams in each group are placed 1 or 2. They will retain this position for the Super Eight stage, irrespective of whether they finish first or second in their group, unless they are knocked out by the team 3 in their group. In this instance, team 3 replaces the position of the team they knock out.

Date Lord's Trent Bridge The Oval
Thu, 11 June D1 v A2 (1330-1630)
B2 v D2 (1730-2030)
Fri, 12 June B1 v C2 (1330-1630)
A1 v C1 (1730-2030)
Sat, 13 June C1 v D2 (1330-1630)
D1 v B1 (1730-2030)
Sun, 14 June A2 v C2 (1330-1630)
A1 v B2 (1730-2030)
Mon, 15 June B1 v A2 (1330-1630)
B2 v C1 (1730-2030)
Tues, 16 June D1 v C2 (1330-1630)
D2 v A1 (1730-2030)

The teams finishing first and second in groups E and F, based on points obtained in the Super Eight stage will compete in the semi-finals
Date Lord's Trent Bridge The Oval
Wed, 17 June REST DAY REST DAY REST DAY
Thu, 18 June Women's semi-final
A1 v B2 (1330-1630)

Men's semi-final
E1 v F2 (1830-2030)

Fri, 19 June Women's semi-final
B1 v A2 (1330-1630)

Men's semi-final
F1 v E2 (1730-2030)
Sat, 20 June REST DAY REST DAY REST DAY
Sun, 21 June Women's final
1000-1300

Men's final
1500-1800

Closing ceremony

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