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September
20 |
England v Australia
Chester-le-Street, ENG, Riverside Ground |
England won by 4 wickets |
|
September
17 |
England v Australia
Nottingham, ENG, Trent Bridge |
Australia won by 111 runs |
|
September
15 |
England v Australia
Nottingham, ENG, Trent Bridge |
Australia won by 4 wickets |
|
September
12 |
England v Australia
London, ENG, Lord's |
Australia won by 7 wickets |
|
September
9 |
England v Australia
Southampton, ENG, The Rose Bowl |
Australia won by 6 wickets |
|
September
6 |
England v Australia
London, ENG, Lord's |
Australia won by 39 runs |
|
September
4 |
England v Australia
London, ENG, The Oval |
Australia won by 4 runs |
Results
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IND Bangalore Inning not available |
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2009 England v Australia [ODI]
2009 ICC Champions Trophy (in South Africa)
|
October
5 |
Australia v New Zealand
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Australia won by 6 wickets |
|
October
3 |
New Zealand v Pakistan
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
New Zealand won by 5 wickets |
|
October
2 |
Australia v England
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Australia won by 9 wickets |
|
September
30 |
India v West Indies
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
India won by 7 wickets |
|
September
30 |
Australia v Pakistan
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Australia won by 2 wickets |
|
September
29 |
England v New Zealand
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
New Zealand won by 4 wickets |
|
September
28 |
Australia v India
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
No Result - match abandoned due to rain |
|
September
27 |
South Africa v England
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
England won by 22 runs |
|
September
27 |
New Zealand v Sri Lanka
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
New Zealand won by 38 runs |
|
September
26 |
India v Pakistan
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Pakistan won by 54 runs |
|
September
26 |
West Indies v Australia
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
Australia won by 50 runs |
|
September
25 |
Sri Lanka v England
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
England won by 6 wickets |
|
September
24 |
South Africa v New Zealand
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
South Africa won by 5 wickets |
|
September
23 |
Pakistan v West Indies
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
Pakistan won by 5 wickets |
|
September
22 |
South Africa v Sri Lanka
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Sri Lanka won by 55 runs (D/L method) |
2009/10 Australia v Pakistan
|
January
14 |
Australia v Pakistan
Hobart, AUS, Bellerive Oval |
Australia won by 231 runs |
|
January
3 |
Australia v Pakistan
Sydney, AUS, Sydney Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 36 runs |
|
December
26 |
Australia v Pakistan
Melbourne, AUS, Melbourne Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 170 runs. |
2009/10 Australia v Pakistan [ODI]
|
January
31 |
Australia v Pakistan
Perth, AUS, WACA Ground |
Australia won by 2 wickets |
|
January
29 |
Australia v Pakistan
Perth, AUS, WACA Ground |
Australia won by 135 runs |
|
January
26 |
Australia v Pakistan
Adelaide, AUS, Adelaide Oval |
Australia won by 40 runs |
|
January
24 |
Australia v Pakistan
Sydney, AUS, Sydney Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 140 runs |
|
January
22 |
Australia v Pakistan
Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 5 wickets |
2009/10 Australia v Pakistan [T20]
|
February
5 |
Australia v Pakistan
Melbourne, AUS, Melbourne Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 2 runs |
2009/10 Australia v West Indies
|
December
16 |
Australia v West Indies
Perth, AUS, WACA Ground |
Australia won by 35 runs |
|
December
4 |
Australia v West Indies
Adelaide, AUS, Adelaide Oval |
Match Drawn |
|
November
26 |
Australia v West Indies
Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Cricket Ground |
Australia won by an innings and 65 runs |
2009/10 Australia v West Indies [ODI]
|
February
19 |
Australia v West Indies
Melbourne, AUS, Melbourne Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 125 runs |
|
February
14 |
Australia v West Indies
Brisbane, AUS, Brisbane Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 50 runs |
|
February
12 |
Australia v West Indies
Sydney, AUS, Sydney Cricket Ground |
No Result - match abandoned due to rain |
|
February
9 |
Australia v West Indies
Adelaide, AUS, Adelaide Oval |
Australia won by 8 wickets |
|
February
7 |
Australia v West Indies
Melbourne, AUS, Melbourne Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 113 runs |
2009/10 Australia v West Indies [T20]
|
February
23 |
Australia v West Indies
Sydney, AUS, Sydney Cricket Ground |
Australia won by 8 wickets |
|
February
21 |
Australia v West Indies
Hobart, AUS, Bellerive Oval |
Australia won by 38 runs |
2009/10 Bangladesh v England
|
March
12 |
Bangladesh v England
Chittagong, BAN, Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium |
England won by 181 runs |
2009/10 Bangladesh v England [ODI]
|
March
5 |
Bangladesh v England
Chittagong, BAN, Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium |
England won by 45 runs |
|
March
2 |
Bangladesh v England
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
England won by 2 wickets |
|
February
28 |
Bangladesh v England
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
England won by 6 wickets |
2009/10 Bangladesh v India
|
January
24 |
Bangladesh v India
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
India won by 10 wickets |
|
January
17 |
Bangladesh v India
Chittagong, BAN, Chittagong Divisional Stadium |
India won by 113 runs |
2009/10 Bangladesh v Zimbabwe [ODI]
|
November
5 |
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe
Chittagong, BAN, Chittagong Divisional Stadium |
Bangladesh won by 1 wicket |
|
November
3 |
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe
Chittagong, BAN, Chittagong Divisional Stadium |
Bangladesh won by 6 wickets |
|
October
31 |
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Bangladesh won by 4 wickets |
|
October
29 |
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Bangladesh won by 7 wickets |
|
October
27 |
Bangladesh v Zimbabwe
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets |
2009/10 Chappell-Hadlee Trophy (NZL v AUS)
|
March
13 |
New Zealand v Australia
Wellington, NZL, Westpac Stadium |
New Zealand won by 51 runs |
|
March
11 |
New Zealand v Australia
Auckland, NZL, Eden Park |
Australia won by 6 wickets (D/L Method) |
|
March
9 |
New Zealand v Australia
Hamilton, NZL, Seddon Park |
Australia won by 6 wickets |
|
March
6 |
New Zealand v Australia
Auckland, NZL, Eden Park |
Australia won by 12 runs (D/L Method) |
|
March
3 |
New Zealand v Australia
Napier, NZL, McLean Park |
New Zealand won by 2 wickets |
2009/10 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier
|
February
14 |
Ireland v Afghanistan
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Afghanistan won by 8 wickets |
|
February
13 |
Ireland v The Netherlands
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Ireland won by 65 runs |
|
February
13 |
United Arab Emirates v Afghanistan
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Afghanistan won by 4 wickets |
|
February
12 |
United Arab Emirates v Ireland
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Ireland won by 22 runs |
|
February
12 |
Afghanistan v The Netherlands
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Netherlands won by 4 wickets |
|
February
11 |
Ireland v Scotland
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Ireland won by 37 runs |
|
February
11 |
Kenya v The Netherlands
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
Netherlands won by 7 wickets |
|
February
11 |
Afghanistan v United States
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Afghanistan won by 29 runs |
|
February
11 |
Canada v United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
United Arab Emirates won by 42 runs |
|
February
10 |
The Netherlands v United Arab Emirates
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
United Arab Emirates won by 6 wickets |
|
February
10 |
Ireland v United States
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
Ireland won by 78 runs |
|
February
10 |
Canada v Kenya
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Kenya won by 9 wickets |
|
February
10 |
Afghanistan v Scotland
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
Afghanistan won by 14 runs |
|
February
9 |
Canada v The Netherlands
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Netherlands won by 6 wickets |
|
February
9 |
Kenya v United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
United Arab Emirates won by 15 runs |
|
February
9 |
Afghanistan v Ireland
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Afghanistan won by 13 runs |
|
February
9 |
Scotland v United States
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
United States won by 6 wickets |
2009/10 India v Australia [ODI]
|
November
11 |
India v Australia
Mumbai, IND, Brabourne Stadium |
No Result - match abandoned without a ball bowled |
|
November
8 |
India v Australia
Guwahati, IND, Nehru Stadium |
Australia won by 6 wickets |
|
November
5 |
India v Australia
Hyderabad, IND, Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium |
Australia won by 3 runs |
|
November
2 |
India v Australia
Mohali, Chandigarh, IND, PCA Stadium |
Australia won by 24 runs |
|
October
31 |
India v Australia
Delhi, IND, Feroz Shah Kotla Ground |
India won by 6 wickets |
|
October
28 |
India v Australia
Nagpur, IND, Vidarbha CA Stadium |
India won by 99 runs |
|
October
25 |
India v Australia
Vadodara, IND, Reliance Stadium |
Australia won by 4 runs |
2009/10 India v South Africa
|
February
14 |
India v South Africa
Kolkata, IND, Eden Gardens |
India won by an innings and 58 runs |
|
February
6 |
India v South Africa
Nagpur, IND, Vidarbha CA Stadium, Jamtha |
South Africa won by an innings and 6 runs |
2009/10 India v South Africa [ODI]
|
February
27 |
India v South Africa
Ahmedabad, IND, Sardar Patel Stadium |
South Africa won by 90 runs |
|
February
24 |
India v South Africa
Kanpur, IND, Green Park |
India won by 153 runs |
|
February
21 |
India v South Africa
Jaipur, IND, Sawai Mansingh Stadium |
India won by 1 run |
2009/10 India v Sri Lanka [ODI]
|
December
27 |
India v Sri Lanka
Delhi, IND, Feroz Shah Kotla Ground |
No Result - match abandoned due to unfit playing c |
|
December
24 |
India v Sri Lanka
Kolkata, IND, Eden Gardens |
India won by 7 wickets |
|
December
21 |
India v Sri Lanka
Cuttack, IND, Barabati Stadium |
India won by 7 wickets |
|
December
18 |
India v Sri Lanka
Nagpur, IND, Vidarbha CA Stadium, Jamtha |
Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets |
|
December
15 |
India v Sri Lanka
Rajkot, IND, Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground |
India won by 3 runs |
2009/10 India v Sri Lanka [T20]
|
December
12 |
India v Sri Lanka
Mohali, Chandigarh, IND, PCA Stadium |
India won by 6 wickets |
|
December
9 |
India v Sri Lanka
Nagpur, IND, Vidarbha CA Stadium, Jamtha |
Sri Lanka Won by 29 Runs |
2009/10 Kenya Tri Series [T20]
|
February
4 |
Kenya v Scotland
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Kenya won by 10 wickets |
|
February
3 |
Scotland v Uganda
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Scotland won by 56 runs |
|
February
2 |
Kenya v Uganda
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Kenya won by 14 runs |
|
February
1 |
Kenya v Scotland
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Kenya won by 10 wickets |
|
January
31 |
Scotland v Uganda
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Match Tied (Scotland won the one-over eliminator) |
|
January
30 |
Kenya v Uganda
Nairobi, KEN, Gymkhana Club Ground |
Kenya won by 8 wickets |
2009/10 New Zealand v Australia [T20]
|
February
28 |
New Zealand v Australia
Christchurch, NZL, AMI Stadium |
New Zealand won in super over eliminator |
|
February
26 |
New Zealand v Australia
Wellington, NZL, Westpac Stadium |
Australia won by 6 wickets |
2009/10 New Zealand v Bangladesh
|
February
15 |
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Hamilton, NZL, Seddon Park |
New Zealand won by 121 runs |
2009/10 New Zealand v Bangladesh [ODI]
|
February
11 |
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Christchurch, NZL, AMI Stadium |
New Zealand won by 3 wickets |
|
February
8 |
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Dunedin, NZL, University Oval |
New Zeland Won by 5 wickets |
|
February
5 |
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Napier, NZL, McLean Park |
New Zealand won by 146 runs |
2009/10 New Zealand v Bangladesh [T20]
|
February
3 |
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Hamilton, NZL, Seddon Park |
New Zealand won by 10 wickets |
2009/10 New Zealand v Pakistan
|
December
11 |
New Zealand v Pakistan
Napier, NZL, McLean Park |
Match Drawn |
|
December
3 |
New Zealand v Pakistan
Wellington, NZL, Basin Reserve |
Pakistan won by 141 runs |
|
November
24 |
New Zealand v Pakistan
Dunedin, NZL, University Oval |
New Zealand won by 32 runs |
2009/10 Pakistan v England [T20]
|
February
21 |
Pakistan v England
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Pakistan won by 4 wickets |
|
February
20 |
Pakistan v England
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
England won by 7 wickets |
2009/10 Pakistan v New Zealand (in Abu Dhabi) [ODI]
|
November
9 |
Pakistan v New Zealand
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
New Zeland Won by 7 runs |
|
November
6 |
Pakistan v New Zealand
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
New Zeland won by 64 runs |
|
November
3 |
Pakistan v New Zealand
Abu Dhabi, UAE, Sheikh Zayed Stadium |
Pakistan won by 138 runs |
2009/10 Pakistan v New Zealand (in Abu Dhabi) [T20]
|
November
14 |
Pakistan v New Zealand
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Pakistan won by 7 runs |
|
November
12 |
Pakistan v New Zealand
Dubai, UAE, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium |
Pakistan won by 49 runs |
2009/10 South Africa v England
|
January
14 |
South Africa v England
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
South Africa won by an innings and 74 runs |
|
January
3 |
South Africa v England
Cape Town, SAF, Newlands |
Match Drawn |
|
December
26 |
South Africa v England
Durban, SAF, Kingsmead |
England won by an Innings and 98 runs |
|
December
16 |
South Africa v England
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
Match Drawn |
2009/10 South Africa v England [ODI]
|
December
4 |
South Africa v England
Durban, SAF, Kingsmead |
No Result - match abandoned without a ball bowled |
|
November
29 |
South Africa v England
Port Elizabeth, SAF, St Georges Park |
England won by 7 wickets |
|
November
27 |
South Africa v England
Cape Town, SAF, Newlands |
South Africa won by 112 runs |
|
November
22 |
South Africa v England
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
England won by 7 wickets |
|
November
20 |
South Africa v England
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
No Result - match abandoned without a ball bowled |
2009/10 South Africa v England [T20]
|
November
15 |
South Africa v England
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
South Africa won by 84 runs |
|
November
14 |
South Africa v England
Johannesburg, SAF, The Wanderers Stadium |
England won by 1 run (D/L method) |
2009/10 South Africa v Zimbabwe [ODI]
|
November
10 |
South Africa v Zimbabwe
Centurion, SAF, SuperSport Park |
South Africa won by 212 runs |
|
November
8 |
South Africa v Zimbabwe
Benoni, SAF, Willowmoore Park |
South Africa won by 45 runs |
2009/10 Sri Lanka Associates Series [T20]
|
February
4 |
Sri Lanka A v Ireland
Colombo, SLA, Sinhalese Sports Club Ground |
Sri Lanka A won by 5 wickets |
|
February
4 |
Afghanistan v Canada
Colombo, SLA, Sinhalese Sports Club Ground |
Afghanistan won by 5 wickets |
|
February
3 |
Sri Lanka A v Afghanistan
Colombo, SLA, Sinhalese Sports Club Ground |
Sri Lanka A won by 69 runs |
|
February
3 |
Canada v Ireland
Colombo, SLA, Sinhalese Sports Club Ground |
Canada won by 4 runs |
|
February
1 |
Afghanistan v Ireland
Colombo, SLA, P.Saravanamuttu Stadium |
Ireland won by 5 wickets |
|
February
1 |
Sri Lanka A v Canada
Colombo, SLA, P.Saravanamuttu Stadium |
Sri Lanka A won by 9 wickets |
2009/10 Tri Series (in Bangladesh)
|
January
13 |
India v Sri Lanka
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Sri Lanka win by 4 wickets |
|
January
11 |
Bangladesh v India
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
India won by 6 wickets |
|
January
10 |
India v Sri Lanka
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
India won by 8 wickets |
|
January
8 |
Bangladesh v Sri Lanka
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets |
|
January
7 |
Bangladesh v India
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
India won by 6 wickets |
|
January
5 |
India v Sri Lanka
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Sri Lanka win by 5 wickets |
|
January
4 |
Bangladesh v Sri Lanka
Mirpur, BAN, Shere Bangla National Stadium |
Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets |
2009/10 West Indies v Zimbabwe [ODI]
|
March
15 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Kingstown, WIN, Arnos Vale Ground |
West Indies won by 4 wickets |
|
March
13 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Kingstown, WIN, Arnos Vale Ground |
West Indies won by 4 wickets |
|
March
11 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Kingstown, WIN, Arnos Vale Ground |
West Indies won by 141 runs |
|
March
7 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Providence, WIN, Guyana National Stadium |
West Indies won by 4 wickets |
|
March
5 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Providence, WIN, Guyana National Stadium |
Zimbabwe won by 2 runs |
2009/10 West Indies v Zimbabwe [T20]
|
March
1 |
West Indies v Zimbabwe
Port-of-Spain, WIN, Queen's Park Oval |
Zimbabwe won by 26 runs |
2009/10 Zimbabwe v Kenya [ODI]
|
October
18 |
Zimbabwe v Kenya
Harare, ZIM, Harare Sports Club Ground |
Zimbabwe won by 142 runs |
|
October
17 |
Zimbabwe v Kenya
Harare, ZIM, Harare Sports Club Ground |
Zimbabwe won by 6 wickets |
|
October
15 |
Zimbabwe v Kenya
Harare, ZIM, Harare Sports Club Ground |
Kenya won by 20 runs |
|
October
13 |
Zimbabwe v Kenya
Harare, ZIM, Harare Sports Club Ground |
Zimbabwe won by 86 runs |
|
October
12 |
Zimbabwe v Kenya
Harare, ZIM, Harare Sports Club Ground |
Zimbabwe won by 91 runs |
2010 India v Sri Lanka
|
December
2 |
India v Sri Lanka
Mumbai, IND, Brabourne Stadium |
India won by an innings and 24 runs |
|
November
24 |
India v Sri Lanka
Kanpur, IND, Green Park |
India won by an innings and 144 runs |
|
November
16 |
India v Sri Lanka
Ahmedabad, IND, Sardar Patel Stadium |
Match Drawn |
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