where will 2011 cricket world cup will be held?
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It will be jointly hosted by 4 asian countries: India,Pakistan,Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.The 2 semi finals will be held in India and the finals will be held in lahore.
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India will gain valuable experience for the world cups on the ground where they are supposed to play. It would immensly help them to prepare for the world cup. I feel india will win the test and ODI series.
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here is the history of cricket world cups\n\n\nFirst World Cup: The first World Cup was held in 1975 in England. Sponsored by the Prudential Insurance Company, it was called the Prudential World Cup. On June 21, 1975 at Lord's, West Indies led by Clive Lloyd beat Ian Chappell-led Australia by 17 runs to win the first World Cup. \n\nSecond World Cup: The second World Cup was held in 1979 in England. It was also called the Prudential World Cup as it was sponsored by the Prudential Insurance Company. Clive Lloyd led the West Indies to their second consecutive title when they beat hosts England led by Mike Brearley by 92 runs on June 23, 1979 at Lord's. \n\nThird World Cup: Underdogs India stunned the world when led by Kapil Dev, they beat the mighty West Indies, led by Clive Lloyd, by 43 runs on June 25, 1983 at Lord's to lift the third Prudential World Cup. \n\nFourth World Cup: For the first time the World Cup was held in the sub-continent, jointly hosted by India and Pakistan. Known as the Reliance World Cup, Allan Border led Australia to a 7-run win over Mike Gatting-led England, on November 8, 1987 at the Eden Gardens in Calcutta. \n\nFifth World Cup: Jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, the Benson and Hedges World Cup was won by Pakistan. Imran Khan led his team to a 22-run win over Graham Gooch-led England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 25, 1992. \n\nSixth World Cup: The World Cup returned to the sub-continent in 1996 this time as the Wills World Cup. For the first time in the history of the tournament, the team chasing won as the Sri Lankans led by Arjuna Ranatunga sprang a surprise when they beat Mark Taylor-led Australia by seven wickets in Lahore on March 17, 1996. \n\nSeventh World Cup: The World Cup returned to England now known as the ICC World Cup. Steve Waugh led the Aussies to a thumping win against Pakistan led by Wasim Akram in the final at Lord's on June 20, 1999.
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HERE IS THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE...\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/icc/events/worldcup/schedule.html
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the next FIFA Women's World Cup will be held in CHINA PR from 10 to 30 September 2007. meanwhile, the men's FIFA World Cup will be held in SOUTH AFRICA in the summer of 2010.
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The 2014 FIFA World Cup will provisionally take place in Brazil. On March 7, 2003 FIFA announced that the cup would be held in South America for the first time since Argentina hosted it in 1978, in line with its policy of rotating the right to host the World Cup amongst different confederations. On March 17 the CONMEBOL associations voted unanimously to adopt Brazil as their sole candidate. The final decision as to hosting will be made sometime in 2008.
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Countries - Head to Head (ODI Cricket)  \n \n ACA Africa XI ACC Asian XI Australia Bangladesh Canada East Africa England Hong Kong ICC World XI India Kenya Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Pakistan Scotland South Africa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates United States West Indies Zimbabwe  Vs.   ACA Africa XI ACC Asian XI Australia Bangladesh Canada East Africa England Hong Kong ICC World XI India Kenya Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Pakistan Scotland South Africa Sri Lanka United Arab Emirates United States West Indies Zimbabwe  at   <All Grounds> AC-VDCA Stadium Adelaide Oval Aga Khan Club Ground Albion Sport Complex Antigua Rec Ground Arbab Niaz Stadium Arnos Vale Ground Asgiriya Stadium Ayub National Stad Bagh-e-Jinnah Bahawal Stadium Bangabandhu Stadium Barabati Stadium Barkatullah Khan Std Basin Reserve Beausejour Stadium Bellerive Oval Berri Oval Boland Bank Park Bourda Brabourne Stadium Bramall Lane Brisbane Cricket Gr Buffalo Park Bughti Stadium Bulawayo Athl Club Bundaberg Rum Stad Carisbrook Castle Avenue Chelmsford County Gr Chidambaram Stadium Chinnaswamy Stadium Chittagong Div. Stad Chittagong Stadium City Oval Colombo Cricket Club Cricket & Skating De Soysa Park Defence Housing Stad Derby County Ground Devonport Oval Docklands Stadium Eastern Oval Eden Gardens Eden Park Edgbaston Ellis Park Exhibition Ground Feroz Shah Kotla Gadaffi Stadium Galle Stadium Gandhi Ground Gandhi Stadium Goodyear Park Grace Road Green Park Gymkhana Club Ground Gymkhana Ground Harare Sports Club Harrup Park Headingley Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Indira Gandhi Stad. Indira Priyadarshini IPCL Sports Complex Iqbal Stadium Jade Stadium Jawarharlal Nehru St Jinnah Stadium Jinnah Stadium K .D. Singh Stadium Kallang Ground Keenan Stadium Kensington Oval Khulna Divisional St Kimberley Country Cl Kingsmead Kwekwe Sports Club Lal Bahadur Stadium Lavington Sports Cl Lord's Lord's (SAF) Maharani Ausharaje G Manuka Oval Marrara Cricket Gro McLean Park Melbourne Cricket Gr Mindoo Philip Park Moin-ul Haq Stadium Molana Azad Stadium Moti Bagh Stadium Multan Cricket Stad. Municipal Stadium Nahar Singh Stadium Nairobi Club Ground Narayanganj Os Stad National Cric Stad National Stadium Nehru Stad (Chennai) Nehru Stad (Guwahat) Nehru Stad (Indore) Nehru Stad (Margao) Nehru Stad. (Kochi) Nehru Stadium (Pune) Nevill Ground New County Ground New Road New Wanderers Stad Newlands Niaz Stadium North Marine Road North Tasmania CA Gr North West Cric Stad Northampton County Old Trafford Old Wanderers Owen Delaney Park P Saravanamuttu Stad Padang Cricket Grnd Peshawar Club Grnd Pindi Club Ground Premadasa Stadium Pukekura Park Punjab Cricket Stad Queen's Park Queen's Park (New) Queen's Park (Old) Queens Sports Club Queenstown Centre Raeburn Place RajivGandhi Internat Rangiri Dambulla Std Rawalpindi Stadium Riverside Ground Roop Singh Stadium Royal & Sun All. Gr Sabina Park Sardar Patel Stadium Sardar Vallabhai Pat Sargodha Stadium Sawai Mansingh Stad Sector 16 Stadium Shaheed Chandu Stad. Sharjah Stadium Sheik Zayed Stadium Sheikhupura Stadium Sher-I-Kashmir Stad Simba Union Ground Sinhalese Sports Gr Sophia Gardens Southampton County St George's Park St. Helens St. Lawrence Ground Supersport Park Sydney Cricket Grnd Tasmania CA Ground Taunton County Grnd The Brit Oval The Rose Bowl Trent Bridge University Ground University Stadium Vidarbha Cricket Gr VRA Ground W.A.C.A. Ground Wankhede Stadium Westpac Park Westpac Trust Stad Willowmoore Park Zafar Ali Stadium     \n\n*** Clicking the Browser Back Button may produce inaccurate results *** \n   Won by\nAustralia  Won by\nPakistan  Tied  No\nResult  Total  \nIn Australia  27  16  1  1  45  \nIn Pakistan  6  4  0  1  11  \nNeutral Venue  10  7  0  1  18  \nTotal  43  27  1  3  74  \n \n \n\n\nCountries - Head to Head (ODI Cricket)  \n \n ACA Africa XI ACC Asian XI Australia Bangladesh Canada East Africa England Hong Kong ICC World XI India Kenya Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Pakistan Scotland South A
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It´s "Johannesburg", where the first ODI will be played. The name of the ground is "The Wanderers Stadium". It´s also known as "Kent Park".\n\nRawal.
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Mohinder Amarnath in 1985-86 against Australia\nIn Benson & Hedges World Series Cup, 1985/86, 2nd Final\nAustralia v India\nMelbourne Cricket Ground\n9 February 1986\n\nAmarnath was declared out for 15.
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First World cup was held in 1975. It was held in ENGLAND. 8 countries played the Cricket. AUS and WI are the finalists.\n\n    WESTINDIES -  291/8\n    AUSTRALIA  -  274 all out.\n\n                 The MOM was Clive Lloyd. He was also brought the WC to WI in 1979 also.
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Right now it's cricket coz we just regained the ashes (thats a bitterly fought trophy between england & oz)\n\nSoon it will be soccer coz we're gonna lift the world cup this year - and not before time!\n\nPS: world cup is competed for by teams worldwide, it's not like a 'world' series where one nation competes ;)
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The Berlin Olympic Stadium (Olympiastadium) will play host to the FIFA World Cup Final on 9 July 2006.
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France is the host with other matches being played in wales and also scotland....,not sure exactly the venues,go All Blacks
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The 2014 World Cup will be in South America, so it's unlikely that Colombia will host 2010 if South Africa cannot make it. Most likely it will go to a North American country, but I'm sure South Africa will make it.\n\nThe only way they can host is if they bid with or against Brazil for the 2014 one.
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South Africa (The first African nation that will host the world cup)
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2006 football will be played in every country on earth most probably. The World Cup finals however will be in Deutschland!
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There was talk of a world-cup match at Walt Disney World in Orlando had been superseded by a more determined bid to stage a tie at the proposed purpose-built stadium in Florida, at Lauderhill, Fort Lauderdale. The bid was given credibility under the leadership of former West Indies spin bowling legend, Lance Gibbs, onetime holder of the world record for most Test wickets. However, when the ICC announced the tournament venues, ironically on July 4, 2004, an expectant crowd listening to a live broadcast of the announcement at Ford Lauderdale City Hall was disappointed to hear that all the matches were to be staged within the West Indies.\n\nUndeterred, the bid team in Lauderhill intend to see through their stadium project, with a view still to stage international cricket eventually, possibly including warm-up matches for the 2007 World Cup, and another new cricket ground is being developed at Piscataway, New Jersey, with similar hopes of staging World Cup warm-ups.