India In Australia Cricket Series 2011-12

4 TESTS AND 2 T20IS

India will take Australia on, in a Border Gavaskar Trophy four Test match cricket series and India vs Australia T20I Series in Australia from Dec 26 2011 - Feb 3 2012. India has not lost to Australia since the Sydney test in 2008, winning 5 and drawing 3 matches afterwards including two 2-0 series wins in India.
The India vs Australia series will be followed by a Tri-nation Commonwealth Bank Series, which includes Sri Lanka.
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Bangladesh vs New Zealand Cricket Series 2007 - 08

Schedule

Bangladesh vs New Zealand First ODI at Auckland

New Zealand cruise home over Bangladesh

New Zealand produced a morale-boosting performance as they romped to a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in their ODI on Wednesday, the first of a three-match series.
Set a modest target of 202 on the short-boundaries of Eden Park, opener Jamie How set the platform with a patient 88 before Scott Styris ended the game with a towering six in the 43rd over. Following heavy defeats to leading cricket nations Australia and South Africa in the past two months, New Zealand were desperate to stem the slide against the minnows of international cricket.
With Bangladesh racing along at five an over, Ashraful belted the Oram delivery straight to Peter Fulton at deep mid-wicket, triggering a sensational collapse. Bangladesh were then 150 for four after 29 overs, and in the space of the next 20 more balls they added just four more runs and lost three wickets to be 154 for seven.
Mashrafe Mortaza (17) and Abdur Razzak (not out 22) added some life to the tail before the Bangladesh innings ended at 201 in the 43rd over. Despite New Zealand's batting shortfalls in recent months they were never in trouble on the ideal batting wicket.
How and Brendon McCullum started with a 90-run opening partnership before a lack of concentration by McCullum (40) saw him lob a full toss straight back to Farhad Reza. Fulton (35) joined How to add another 67 for the second wicket. Fulton's dismissal, followed by How and Ross Taylor (8) in quick succession left Styris to end formalities with his second six to remain unbeaten on 25.
The second game in the series will be played in Napier on Friday with the third and final ODI in Queenstown on New Year's Eve ahead of two Test matches.

NZ vs BAN, First ODI, Auckland: New Zealand 203-4 beat Bangladesh 201 by six wickets

Bangladesh vs New Zealand First ODI at Auckland

Scores

Bangladesh Innings 201 all out (46.3 overs)

New Zealand Innings 203 for 4 (42.4 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Tamim	c Gillespie	b Oram	50	66	4	2
Siddique	c Gillespie	b Mills	13	33	1	0
Aftab	c Fulton	b Gillespie	8	11	2	0
Ashraful	c Fulton	b Oram	70	57	10	1
Saqibul		b Gillespie	6	9	1	0
Mehrab	c How	b Oram	3	13	0	0
Rahim	c McCullum	b Gillespie	0	3	0	0
Reza	c Styris	b Mills	4	30	0	0
Mortaza	c Oram	b Mills	17	30	2	0
Razzak	not out		22	19	2	1
Shahadat	run out		3	9	0	0
Extras		1nb 4w	5
Total		all out	201	(46.3 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mills 10.0 2 46 3 Martin 10.0 1 35 0 Gillespie 8.0 0 27 3 Vettori 9.0 0 48 0 Oram 8.3 1 36 3 Styris 1.0 0 9 0

Fall of wicket   27 Siddique 39 Aftab 136 Tamim 150 Ashraful 151 Saqibul 151 Rahim 154 Mehrab 170 Reza 177 Mortaza 201 Shahadat

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			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
How	c Aftab	b Saqibul	89	120	5	1
McCullum	c and b	Reza	40	50	4	2
Fulton	c Mehrab	b Saqibul	35	53	3	0
Styris	not out		24	20	0	2
Taylor	lbw	b Saqibul	8	8	0	1
Sinclair	not out		1	5	0	0
Extras		2w 4lb	6
Total		for 4	203	(42.4 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Mortaza 8.0 0 37 0 Shahadat 8.0 0 29 0 Razzak 10.0 0 44 0 Reza 5.0 0 21 1 Saqibul 9.4 0 56 3 Ashraful 2.0 0 12 0

Fall of wicket   90 McCullum 157 Fulton 173 How 194 Taylor

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Umpires: G A Baxter, P D Parker
New Zealand: How, McCullum, Fulton, Taylor, Styris, Sinclair, Oram, Mills, Vettori, Gillespie, Martin
Bangladesh: Tamim, Siddique, Aftab, Ashraful, Saqibul, Mehrab, Reza, Rahim, Mortaza, Razzak, Shahadat

Bangladesh vs New Zealand First ODI at Auckland

Venue

Eden Park is the main sports ground in Auckland, New Zealand for both rugby union during winter, and cricket in summer. To accommodate both sports, the cricket pitch is removable. The ground is located three kilometres southwest of Auckland's CBD, straddling the boundary between the Kingsland and Mt. Eden suburbs.
Eden Park has a crowd capacity of 42,000 for cricket, and 45,472 for rugby. This is the largest of any New Zealand sports arena. There are no standing areas. Temporary seating in front of the ASB Stand and the West Stand is required for the capacity of 45,472 to be reached. Due to sight-screens and the larger area required for cricket matches, cricket capacity is less.

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