The 1st match of ICC Champions Trophy 2009 between South Africa and Sri Lanka will be played on 22nd September 2009 at SuperSport Park, Centurion,South Africa.
The ICC Champions Trophy 2009 is a 2nd biggest cricket tournament scheduled to take place in South Africa in September-October 2009. It will be the sixth mini world cricket series. The ICC Champions Trophy 2009 will be contested by 8 Test teams which have been 'seeded' and divided into two groups are A and B.
Tue Sep 22 2009
14:30 local 12:30 GMT 18:00 IST
Group B - South Africa v Sri Lanka
SuperSport Park, Centurion
A total 15 matches will be played during this year's ICC Champions Trophy. The eight teams are divided into two groups i.e. A and B.
The winners of the semi-finals will contest the Final.
Group A
Australia
India
Pakistan
West Indies
Group B
South Africa
New Zealand
Sri Lanka
England
ICC Champions Trophy 2009
Sri Lanka : who finished runners-up at the World Twenty20 in June this year, are currently ranked fifth in ODIs, and with the good mix of fast bowlers and spinners in the squad, Sangakkara was optimistic about their chances in the tournament. "Fast bowling is now one of our main strengths," he said. "We now have bowlers who can bowl at more than 140 km/h and they have the accuracy and firepower. Coupled with our spinners, Ajantha Mendis and Muttiah Muralitharan, it's an exciting time for Sri Lankan cricket."
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South Africa : "It will definitely mean something for them to win and it certainly counts more than any normal series," Pollock said. Of course South Africa, ever the diplomats, could just see the Champions Trophy as yet another stepping stone on their road to something else, as they so often do with series that they lose. "Doing well in the competition will certainly give them confidence ahead of the 2011 World Cup," said Pollock. But somehow, one doubts they'll be willing to spend another two years as the best team never to have won a trophy.
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