World Cup Cricket 2007: TV & Radio Schedules

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World Cup Cricket 2007, West Indies: List of TV & Radio Channels telecasting & broadcasting the cricket matches live, country-wise:

India
1930hrs Set Max, Doordarshan & All India Radio. In Delhi, you can catch it on FM 106.4 as well
(for a complete schedule of World Cup Cricket on the Sony Network: Set Max, SAB & PIX, click here)

Pakistan
2000 hrs PTV, Ten Sports, Freschia (Radio)

Australia
0100 hrs ARY Digital, BBC Radio

Sri Lanka
1930 hrs RupaVahini, BBC Radio

New Zealand
0300 hrs Sky Newzealand, BBC Radio

South Africa
1600 hrs SABC, SABC (Radio & TV)

Middle East ( including Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain)
1800 hrs Fox Sports, Hum FM

Caribbean (including Jamica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados & Antigua)
1000 hrs - Caribbean TV, CMC

North America - 0900 hrs Echo Star, BBC Radio

South America - 1000 hrs Echo Star, BBC Radio

Central America - 0930 hrs Echo Star, BBC Radio

England, Ireland, Scotland
1400 hrs - BSkyB, BBC Television, BBC Radio

Rest of Europe (including France, Germany & Sweden)
1500 hrs - ARY Digital, BBC Radio

Russia
0200 hrs - ARY Digital, BBC Radio

Bangladesh
2000 hrs Bangladesh TV, Bangladesh Radio

Malaysia
2200hrs Set Max, BBC Radio

Singapore
2200 hrs Set Max, BBC Radio

Nepal
1945hrs Set Max, BBC Radio

World Cup Cricket Venues: Trindidad & Tobago

The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, the venue for the Group B encounters of the Cricket World Cup, is an archipelagic state in the southern Caribbean, lying northeast of the South American nation of Venezuela and south of Grenada in the Lesser Antilles. It also shares maritime boundaries with Barbados to the northeast and Guyana to the southeast. The country covers an area of 5,128 square kilometres (1,979 sq mi) and consists of two main islands, Trinidad and Tobago, and 21 smaller islands. Trinidad is the larger and more populous of the main islands; Tobago is much smaller, comprising about 6% of the total area and 4% of the population. ( Source: Wikipedia)

Cricket fans would be well-aware of the capital, Port-of-spain. San Fernando and Chaguanas are the other major urban conglomerations. However, if you are going visiting, it's the flora and fauna that you must not miss out on. The archipelago is home to 430 different species of birds, 620 species of butterflies, and 2,300 species of flowering plants and shrubs. Temperatures hover between 26-28 degrees celsius.

India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh & Bermuda are the teams that will be competing here for top honours from Group B. The beautiful Queen's Park Oval will host all the six matches.

Thursday,15 Mar - Sri Lanka v Bermuda
Saturday, 17 Mar - India v Bangladesh
Monday,19 Mar - India v Bermuda
Wednesday, 21 Mar - Sri Lanka v Bangladesh
Friday, 23 Mar - India v Sri Lanka
Sunday, 25 Mar - Bermuda v Bangladesh

Cricket World Cup Venues: St. Kitt's & Nevis

St. Kitt's & Nevi's will host the Group A teams: Australia, SA, Scotland & The Netherlands. Its capital is the lovely Basseterre.

Location: St. Kitts lies about 8 km SE of the Netherlands Antilles and 72 km NW of Antigua, in the Leeward Islands.

Temperature hovers between 25 and 32 degrees celsius round the year.

The Warner Park Cricket Grounds and Stadium in St. Kitts will host the Group A matches of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007

The picture above in the schedule background is of the old pavillion at St. Kitt's. The stadium will have an all new look for the World Cup.

The Groups

Group A:
Australia, SA, Scotland, Netherlands
matches in St.Kitts & Nevis

Group B:
India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bermuda
matches in Trindiad & Tobago

Group C:
England, NZ, Kenya, Canada
matches at St.Lucia

Group D:
West Indies, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, Ireland
matches in Jamaica