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Champions League Twenty20 Schedule Announced Print E-mail
Pitched By Cricket360 Smart Guy   
Saturday, 25 October 2008

Rating 4.0/5 (1 vote)

The itinerary for the Champions League Twenty20 was announced in Delhi on Thursday night amidst a star-studded inaugural Twenty20 Champions Awards. The league promises a week packed with cricketing excitement from December 3 to 10 December.

The eight participating teams have been divided into two Groups. Group A comprises of Chennai Super Kings, Victoria Bushrangers, Pretoria Titans and Middlesex Crusaders while Group B has Sialkot Stallions, Rajasthan Royals, Western Warriors and Natal Dolphins. Australia, India and South Africa have two teams each in the league and one team each from Pakistan and England is playing. England originally had two seats but Kent (who had beaten Middlesex in Twenty20 Cup final) had two ICL players and were thus denied entry. ICL is a rival to BCCI-backed IPL and gets no favor with any cricketing bodies.
 
The Eight Teams have been Divided into Two Groups: Champions League T-20

Group A

•    CHENNAI SUPER KINGS (IPL T20 Runners-up)
•    VICTORIA BUSHRANGERS (Australia)
•    PRETORIA TITANS (South Africa)
•    MIDDLESEX CRUSADERS (England)

Group B

•    SIALKOT STALLIONS (Pakistan T20 Champions)
•    RAJASTHAN ROYALS (IPL T20 Champions)
•    WESTERN WARRIORS (Western Australia)
•    NATAL DOLPHINS (South Africa)

The opening match will be held between Middlesex Crusaders of England and Victoria Bushrangers of Australia. The next match will take place in Bangalore between Pakistan T20 champions Sialkot Stallions and Australia T20 runners-up Western Warriors. Mumbai will host the next match is scheduled to be played between IPL runners-up Chennai Super Kings and Victoria Bushrangers.

Two matches have been scheduled for December 5. Middlesex Crusaders will meet Pretoria Titans in Chennai while Mumbai will see Sialkot Stallions take on the IPL champs Rajasthan Royals head-on. Weekend will be action-packed for the fans who will have a tough time choosing their favorite match to watch/attend. Western Australians have a tie against Natal Dolphins in Bangalore, Victoria Bushrangers fight Pretoria Titans and Chennai Super Kings will play Middlesex Crusaders in Chennai. Sunday has the Dolphins set against the Stallions and the Royals armored against the Warriors in Bangalore. Super Kings will play the Titans on their home ground on the same day.
 
Chennai Super KingsCricket360 presents the Champions League T20 Schedule:

Dec 5, Friday
MIDDLESEX CRUSADERS VS. VICTORIA BUSHRANGERS
Mumbai

RAJASTHAN ROYALS VS. NATAL DOLPHINS
Middlesex CrusadersChennai

Dec 6,Saturday
WESTERN AUSTRALIA VS. NATAL DOLPHINS
Bangalore

VICTORIA BUSHRANGERS VS. PRETORIA TITANS

Rajasthan RoyalsCHENNAI SUPER KINGS VS. MIDDLESEX CRUSADERS
Chennai

Dec 7, Sunday
NATAL DOLPHINS VS. SIALKOT STALLIONS

Sialkot StallionsRAJASTHAN ROYALS VS. WESTERN WARRIORS
Bangalore

CHENNAI SUPER KINGS VS. PRETORIA TITANS
Chennai

Dec 8, Monday
Victoria BushrangersFirst Semi-Final
1ST(GROUP B) VS. 2ND(GROUP A)
Bangalore

Dec 9, Tuesday
Second Semi-Final
1ST(GROUP A) VS. 2ND(GROUP B)
Western WarriorsChennai

Dec 10, Wednesday
Final
1ST SEMIFINAL WINNER VS 2ND SEMIFINAL WINNER
Chennai
 
The First Semi-Final of the Champions League T20 will be played on December 8 in Bangalore between the top-ranking team of Group A and the second-ranking team from Group B. The Second Semi-Final will have the second-ranking team from Group A facing the top-ranking Group B team in Chennai. The Final will be held on December 10 in Mumbai and the winning team will pocket $3m.
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achintya ranjan  - boos!for yanky   |2008-10-26 17:23:23
if people get entertainment,organisers money why the hell mr.YANKY has problems
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DeadlyYanky  - Give me a Break Mr.Ranjan!   |2008-10-26 18:47:00
avatar I have no problems with - "if people get entertainment,organisers
money"; the only concern is will the game survive in its true spirit if the
target is only to churn out money from it? I am not asking for the end of all
these things, I just want a balance between the two extreme thought process
pertained to the game of cricket in the minds each & every human being in love
with this game.
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Zayed  - I completely agree with Yanky's thoughts!   |2008-10-26 00:45:43
Too much Professionalism in a game will kill it forever. Be professional on the
field but do not loose the excitement & aggression and be professional in
managing it but do not get profit oriented. After all it is a Game loved by
masses and not a Company run by certain classes!!!
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DeadlyYanky  - Cricket: A Sport or A Marketing Tool?   |2008-10-25 23:15:55
avatar It is really difficult to understand now that what are these so called cricket
administrators doing with the sport. On one hand they give away the T20 awards
separately & make us feel that it is still not upto the standards of Test & ODI
cricket and on the other hand the T20 fever created by them makes one feel that
it is going to be the future. Why are the cricket lovers being treated like a
mere pawn in all these marketing gimmicks???
I hope the game does not dies after
continuous target of churning out money from it.
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