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There are num of 14 non-ODI warm-up matches will be played in Adelaide, Christchurch, Melbourne and Sydney from eighth to thirteenth February 2015, with First match will be played between India the current champion and Australia, four time title holder at Adelaide Oval on the first day.
Second Day, Four matches will be played on the second day, with Christchurch encouraging South Africa and Sri Lanka at Hagley Oval, and co-have New Zealand and Zimbabwe conflicting at Bert Sutcliffe Oval. In Sydney, England will go up against West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and Blacktown will have the Asian clash amidst Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Third Day: Three qualifiers will be when its all said and done on Tuesday, 10 February, day three of the warm-up matches. European rivals Ireland and Scotland will secure horns at Blacktown Sydney while neighbors India and Afghanistan will get ready for the opposition fitting at the Adelaide Oval.
Fourth Day: Eight sides will offer on Wednesday, 11 February. New Zealand will meet South Africa at Hagley Oval, and Sri Lanka will handle Zimbabwe at Bert Sutcliffe Oval (both matches in Christchurch), 1992 World Cup finalists England and Pakistan will test each other at the Sydney Cricket Ground and Australia will play the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Fifth Day: On Thursday, 12 February, the West Indies will play Scotland at the Sydney Cricket Ground and Ireland will play Bangladesh in Blacktown, while Friday, 13 February, sees the UAE play Afghanistan at Melbourne's Junction Oval in the last warm-up redirection.
The overall public will be welcome to go to warm up matches which will be ticketed yet complimentary. Purposes of enthusiasm of how to obtain tickets will be insisted at the named time course. It should be noted that warm-up matches are not official Odis and work under to a degree various gauges with up to 15 players prepared to be used all through the redirection with near to 11 players may field at any one time. The eyewitness experience won't be the same standard as at regular ODI matches.
There are num of 14 non-ODI warm-up matches will be played in Adelaide, Christchurch, Melbourne and Sydney from eighth to thirteenth February 2015, with First match will be played between India the current champion and Australia, four time title holder at Adelaide Oval on the first day.
Second Day, Four matches will be played on the second day, with Christchurch encouraging South Africa and Sri Lanka at Hagley Oval, and co-have New Zealand and Zimbabwe conflicting at Bert Sutcliffe Oval. In Sydney, England will go up against West Indies at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and Blacktown will have the Asian clash amidst Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Third Day: Three qualifiers will be when its all said and done on Tuesday, 10 February, day three of the warm-up matches. European rivals Ireland and Scotland will secure horns at Blacktown Sydney while neighbors India and Afghanistan will get ready for the opposition fitting at the Adelaide Oval.
Fourth Day: Eight sides will offer on Wednesday, 11 February. New Zealand will meet South Africa at Hagley Oval, and Sri Lanka will handle Zimbabwe at Bert Sutcliffe Oval (both matches in Christchurch), 1992 World Cup finalists England and Pakistan will test each other at the Sydney Cricket Ground and Australia will play the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Fifth Day: On Thursday, 12 February, the West Indies will play Scotland at the Sydney Cricket Ground and Ireland will play Bangladesh in Blacktown, while Friday, 13 February, sees the UAE play Afghanistan at Melbourne's Junction Oval in the last warm-up redirection.
The overall public will be welcome to go to warm up matches which will be ticketed yet complimentary. Purposes of enthusiasm of how to obtain tickets will be insisted at the named time course. It should be noted that warm-up matches are not official Odis and work under to a degree various gauges with up to 15 players prepared to be used all through the redirection with near to 11 players may field at any one time. The eyewitness experience won't be the same standard as at regular ODI matches.