New Zealand (possible) 1 Brendon McCullum (wk), 2 Peter Ingram, 3 Martin Guptill, 4 Ross Taylor, 5 James Franklin/Neil Broom, 6 Scott Styris, 7 Gareth Hopkins (wk), 8 Daniel Vettori (capt), 9 Daryl Tuffey/Michael Mason, 10 Tim Southee, 11 Shane Bond.

Australia (probable) 1 Shane Watson, 2 Brad Haddin (wk), 3 Ricky Ponting (capt), 4 Michael Hussey, 5 Cameron White, 6 Adam Voges, 7 James Hopes, 8 Mitchell Johnson, 9 Nathan Hauritz, 10 Ryan Harris, 11 Doug Bollinger.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussion.

Life in a more sedate lane will begin in Napier after a frenetic finish to the two-match Twenty20 series, which left everyone in New Zealand breathless after Sunday’s Super Over victory. While the short affairs were leading to the World Twenty20 in the Caribbean late next month, the five ODIs for the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy act as a more leisurely warm-up for the two Tests.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions

I will be trying my best to provide live streaming links for the matches. Keep on checking the site. Although its cricket website, I have decided to provide hockey links as well since I was getting lots of requests from the users. So, lets forget cricket for a while and enjoy the hockey world cup.

SCHEDULE & RESULTS - MEN
#	Time	Pool	Teams			Score
Sunday 28 February
01	16:35	B	South Africa	:	Spain	0:0 (0:0)
02	18:35	B	Australia	:	England	0:0 (0:0)
03	20:35	B	Pakistan	:	India	0:0 (0:0)
- Pool Standings -
Monday 1 March
04	16:35	A	New Zealand	:	Canada	0:0 (0:0)
05	18:35	A	Germany	:	Korea	0:0 (0:0)
06	20:35	A	Netherlands	:	Argentina	0:0 (0:0)
Tuesday 2 March
07	16:35	B	South Africa	:	England	0:0 (0:0)
08	18:35	B	Pakistan	:	Spain	0:0 (0:0)
09	20:35	B	India	:	Australia	0:0 (0:0)
Wednesday 3 March
10	16:35	A	Canada	:	Germany	0:0 (0:0)
11	18:35	A	Argentina	:	Korea	0:0 (0:0)
12	20:35	A	New Zealand	:	Netherlands	0:0 (0:0)
Thursday 4 March
13	16:35	B	South Africa	:	Australia	0:0 (0:0)
14	18:35	B	England	:	Pakistan	0:0 (0:0)
15	20:35	B	Spain	:	India	0:0 (0:0)
Friday 5 March
16	16:35	A	Korea	:	New Zealand	0:0 (0:0)
17	18:35	A	Netherlands	:	Canada	0:0 (0:0)
18	20:35	A	Germany	:	Argentina	0:0 (0:0)
Saturday 6 March
19	16:35	B	Australia	:	Spain	0:0 (0:0)
20	18:35	B	South Africa	:	Pakistan	0:0 (0:0)
21	20:35	B	England	:	India	0:0 (0:0)
Sunday 7 March
22	16:35	A	Korea	:	Canada	0:0 (0:0)
23	18:35	A	New Zealand	:	Argentina	0:0 (0:0)
24	20:35	A	Germany	:	Netherlands	0:0 (0:0)
Monday 8 March
25	16:35	B	Spain	:	England	0:0 (0:0)
26	18:35	B	Australia	:	Pakistan	0:0 (0:0)
27	20:35	B	South Africa	:	India	0:0 (0:0)
Tuesday 9 March
28	16:35	A	Germany	:	New Zealand	0:0 (0:0)
29	18:35	A	Netherlands	:	Korea	0:0 (0:0)
30	20:35	A	Canada	:	Argentina	0:0 (0:0)
Wednesday 10 March
Rest Day
Thursday 11 March
31	15:35	11-12	6A	:	6B	0:0 (0:0)
32	18:05	semi	1A	:	2B	0:0 (0:0)
33	20:35	semi	1B	:	2A	0:0 (0:0)
Friday 12 March
34	15:35	9-10	5A	:	5B	0:0 (0:0)
35	18:05	7-8	4A	:	4B	0:0 (0:0)
36	20:35	5-6	3A	:	3B	0:0 (0:0)
Saturday 13 March
37	15:35	Bronze		:		0:0 (0:0)
38	18:05	Gold		:		0:0 (0:0)

Another one day series and a good break for England team. At least they don’t have to be around this horrible English weather. Bangladesh have few points to prove and they are good enough to win an ODI match if they stick to basic and perform as a team. Please guys don’t throw your wickets just like that, make bowlers earn it. Bangladesh has decent bowling and in their own backyard they will have that extra bit of confidence as well. So, its all about sticking to discipline and not forgetting about being a professional.

For England, its a bit of pressure. They are expected to win this match, but any ODI can’t be easy without hard work.

Bangladesh (probable) 1 Tamim Iqbal, 2 Imrul Kayes, 3 Zunaed Siddique, 4 Aftab Ahmed, 5 Shakib Al Hasan (capt), 6 Mahmudullah, 7 Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 8 Mashrafe Mortaza, 9 Abdur Razzaq, 10 Shafiul Islam, 11 Rubel Hossain

England (probable) 1 Alastair Cook, 2 Craig Kieswetter, 3 Kevin Pietersen, 4 Paul Collingwood, 5 Eoin Morgan, 6 Matt Prior (wk), 7 Luke Wright, 8 Stuart Broad, 9 Tim Bresnan, 10 Graeme Swann, 11 Ryan Sidebottom

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

India have made the challenge of accomplishing their first clean sweep against South Africa much harder by resting regular openers Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag. Their absence means India will line up at Motera on Saturday without seven of their first-choice XI.

India (probable) 1 M Vijay 2 Dinesh Karthik, 3 Virat Kohli, 4 MS Dhoni (capt & wk), 5 Suresh Raina, 6 Rohit Sharma, 7 Yusuf Pathan, 8 Ravindra Jadeja, 9 Sreesanth, 10 Ashish Nehra, 11 Sudeep Tyagi.

South Africa: (probable) 1 Herschelle Gibbs, 2 Hashim Amla, 3 Jacques Kallis (capt), 4 AB de Villiers, 5 Alviro Petersen, 6 Mark Boucher (wk), 7 Albie Morkel, 8 Wayne Parnell, 9 Dale Steyn, 10 Van der Merwe, 11 Charl Langeveldt.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

Match Starts 14:30 local, 09:00 GMT.  Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

The series opener in Jaipur shouldn’t have got so close. Ashish Nehra should have been bowled off the penultimate ball of the innings. India’s total, as a result of that freakish incident - when the ball deflected off the stumps - should have been four runs less. India’s bowlers shouldn’t have allowed the South African tail to put their specialist batsmen to shame. A more conclusive camera angle/replay would have determined whether Sachin Tendulkar legitimately saved the boundary in the final over. All these significant incidents proved the difference between an Indian win and any other result.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

Australia (possible) 1 Shane Watson, 2 David Warner, 3 Michael Clarke (capt), 4 David Hussey, 5 Cameron White, 6 Brad Haddin (wk), 7 Daniel Christian, 8 Steven Smith, 9 Ryan Harris, 10 Dirk Nannes, 11 Shaun Tait.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

After a well fought however a short series, these two teams lock there horns in the shorter format.  Both teams however are loosing some key players due to injury, look very strong unit. South Africa seems to have a better bowling line up. India will seriously miss Zaheer Khan both as an opener and death bowler. But with Sehwag and Tendulkar on top of the innings, both of them can easily take the game away from the opponents. But watch out for Steyn and his killer swing. If he gets into grove, then it can be dicey for Indians.

South Africa: (probable) 1 Herschelle Gibbs, 2 Hashim Amla, 3 AB de Villiers, 4 Jacques Kallis (capt), 5 Loots Bosman, 6 Mark Boucher (wk), 7 Albie Morkel, 8 Morne Morkel, 9 Dale Steyn, 10 Johan Botha, 11 Charl Langeveldt.

India (probable) 1 Virender Sehwag, 2 Sachin Tendulkar, 3 Virat Kohli, 4 MS Dhoni (capt & wk), 5 Suresh Raina, 6 Dinesh Karthik, 7 Yusuf Pathan, 8 Praveen Kumar, 9 Amit Mishra/R Ashwin, 10 Ashish Nehra, 11 Sreesanth.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.

After winning the Twenty20 and sweeping the ODI series 3-0, the one-off Test at Seddon Park may not present New Zealand with the greatest of challenges, given Bangladesh’s susceptibility in the longest format of the game. It does, however, provide them with the opportunity to test a new-look line-up ahead of a tougher series against Australia.

New Zealand: (probable) 1 Tim McIntosh, 2 BJ Watling, 3 Peter Ingram, 4 Ross Taylor, 5 Martin Guptill, 6 Daniel Vettori (capt), 7 Brendon McCullum (wk), 8 Tim Southee, 9 Daryl Tuffey, 10 Jeetan Patel, 11 Chris Martin.

Bangladesh: 1 Tamim Iqbal, 2 Imrul Kayes, 3 Junaid Siddique, 4 Mohammad Ashraful, 5 Aftab Ahmed, 6 Shakib Al Hasan (capt), 7 Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), 8 Mahmudullah, 9 Shahadat Hossain, 10 Shafiul Islam, 11 Rubel Hossain.

Please use comment section for live streaming links and discussions.