Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua
Capacity: 20,000 of which 10,000 will be permanent

Kensington Oval, Barbados
History: hosted its first Test in 1929-30 and first ODI in 1984-85
Capacity: 32,000

Queens Park, Grenada
Built: 1998
Capacity: present capacity of 13,000 to increase to 20,000 through temporary stands

Providence Stadium, Guyana
Capacity: 20,000
Status: to be built on a completely new site

Sabina Park, Jamaica
Capacity: 30,000
History: hosted its first Test in 1929-30 and first ODI in 1983-84

Kensington Oval, Barbados
History: hosted its first Test in 1929-30 and first ODI in 1984-85
Capacity: 32,000

Warner Park Stadium, St Kitts and Nevis
Capacity: increase from 4000 to 10,000 with the addition of temporary stands

Beausejour Stadium, St Lucia
Built: 2001-02
Capacity: increase existing capacity of 12,000 to 20,000 with the addition of temporary stands

Arnos Vale, St. Vincent & the Grenadines
Capacity: 12,000 Seats

Queens Park Oval, Trinidad and Tobago
The oldest ground in the Caribbean
Capacity: 25,000

Match Schedule

Warm Up Matches

Date	Group A Trelawny, Jamaica	Group B St. Vincent	Group C Trinidad & Tobago	Group D Barbados
Mon 05 Mar	West Indies vs Kenya	England vs Bermuda	South Africa vs Ireland	Sri Lanka vs Scotland
Tue 06 Mar	India vs The Netherlands	Australia vs Zimbabwe	Pakistan vs Canada	New Zealand vs Bangladesh
Thu 08 Mar	Kenya vs The Netherlands	Zimbabwe vs Bermuda	Ireland vs Canada	Scotland vs Bangladesh
Fri 09 Mar	India vs West Indies	Australia vs England	Pakistan vs South Africa	New Zealand vs Sri Lanka

Opening Ceremony

Date	Activity
Sun 11 Mar	OPENING CEREMONY

Group Matches

Date	Group A St. Kitts & Nevis	Group B Trinidad & Tobago	Group C Saint Lucia	Group D Jamaica
Tue 13 Mar				West Indies vs Pakistan
Wed 14 Mar	Australia vs Scotland		Kenya vs Canada
Thu 15 Mar		Sri Lanka vs Bermuda		Zimbabwe vs Ireland
Fri 16 Mar	South Africa vs The Netherlands		England vs New Zealand
Sat 17 Mar		India vs Bangladesh		Pakistan vs Ireland
Sun 18 Mar	Australia vs The Netherlands		England vs Canada
Mon 19 Mar		India vs Bermuda		West Indies vs Zimbabwe
Tue 20 Mar	South Africa vs Scotland		New Zealand vs Kenya
Wed 21 Mar		Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh		Zimbabwe vs Pakistan
Thu 22 Mar	Scotland vs The Netherlands		New Zealand vs Canada
Fri 23 Mar		India vs Sri Lanka		West Indies vs Ireland
Sat 24 Mar	Australia vs South Africa		England vs Kenya
Sun 25 Mar		Bermuda vs Bangladesh

Second Stage - Super 8

Date	Antigua & Barbuda	Grenada	Guyana	Barbados
Tue 27 Mar	D2 vs A1
Wed 28 Mar			A2 vs B1
Thu 29 Mar	D2 vs C1
Fri 30 Mar			D1 vs C2
Sat 31 Mar	A1 vs B2
Sun 01 Apr			D2 vs B1
Mon 02 Apr	B2 vs C1
Tue 03 Apr			D1 vs A2
Wed 04 Apr	C2 vs B1
Sat 07 Apr			B2 vs A2
Sun 08 Apr	A1 vs C2
Mon 09 Apr			D1 vs C1
Tue 10 Apr		D2 vs A2
Wed 11 Apr				C2 vs B2
Thu 12 Apr		B1 vs C1
Fri 13 Apr				A1 vs D1
Sat 14 Apr		A2 vs C1
Sun 15 Apr				B2 vs D1
Mon 16 Apr		A1 vs B1
Tue 17 Apr				A2 vs C2
Wed 18 Apr		D1 vs B1
Thu 19 Apr				D2 vs B2
Fri 20 Apr		A1 vs C1
Sat 21 Apr				D2 vs C2

Semi - Final Round

Date	Semi Final 1 Jamaica	Semi Final 2 Saint Lucia
Tue 24 Apr	2nd vs 3rd
Wed 25 Apr		1st vs 4th

Final

Date	Barbados
Sat 28 Apr	Final

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2011 Cricket World Cup

The 2011 Cricket World Cup will be held, and will be held in the four Asian cricket playing countries Viz. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangala desh. India's commercial capital Mumbai has been chosen as the venue for the 2011 cricket World Cup final while Lahore and Colombo will stage the semifinals.

· India: 22 games (including the final)
· Pakistan: 16 games (including one semi-final)
· Sri Lanka: 9 games (including one semi-final)
· Bangladesh: 6 games (including the opening ceremony and opening match)