Abdullah's Articles Collection Stored While Writing For KP between October 2011 and April 2013. Also, some recent articles post KP and articles before the KP days in 2009-2011. International, Domestic, Associates, Womens, Youth, Club, Exhibition Cricket all covered. Technical, Statistical, Tactical, Political, Mental Aspects all covered.
Showing posts with label 2007 world t20. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2007 world t20. Show all posts
Monday, 10 March 2014
Harbhajan Singh to Work for Sky During World T20
Harbhajan Singh has over 400 Test wickets to his credit. He also has World T20 experience with India and was part of the side that won the 2007 event in South Africa, defeating Pakistan in a memorable and close final. Singh has led IPL franchise Mumbai Indians in the past and currently plays for them. He was man of the match in the 2013 Champions League final which completed the double for the franchise, allowing SRT to bow out with style in his limited over farewells.
Labels:
2007 world t20,
CLT20,
India,
Mumbai Indians,
spin,
World T20 2014
Sunday, 9 March 2014
More World T20 Facts
Winning Captain by year
2007 = Dhoni
2009 = Younis Khan
2010 = Paul Collingwood
2012 = Darren Sammy
Host by year
2007 = South Africa
2009 = England
2010 = West Indies
2012 = Sri Lanka
2014 = Bangladesh
2016 = India
2020 = Australia
2024 = England
2007 = Dhoni
2009 = Younis Khan
2010 = Paul Collingwood
2012 = Darren Sammy
Host by year
2007 = South Africa
2009 = England
2010 = West Indies
2012 = Sri Lanka
2014 = Bangladesh
2016 = India
2020 = Australia
2024 = England
Labels:
2007 world t20,
2020 world t20,
2024 world t20,
MS Dhoni,
T20,
World T20 2014,
Younis Khan
Monday, 3 March 2014
South Africa in ICC Events
1998 ICC Knock Out Winners
2014 ICC Under-19 World Cup Winners
Hosts of the 2003 World Cup
Hosts of the 2007 World T20
Hosts of the 2009 Champions Trophy
Also, won 1998 Commonwealth games in cricket, though not an ICC event.
2014 ICC Under-19 World Cup Winners
Hosts of the 2003 World Cup
Hosts of the 2007 World T20
Hosts of the 2009 Champions Trophy
Also, won 1998 Commonwealth games in cricket, though not an ICC event.
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