Em 2014 vai acontecer em Bangladesh a Copa do Mundo de Críquete T20. Para quem não sabe T20. é uma modalidade recente de jogos de menores duração que surgiu com intuito de aumentar a popularidade do esporte.
Pela primeira vez na historia a ESPN america latina adquiriu os direitos de transmissão da copa do mundo t20. Contudo apesar de ter adquirido já os direitos de exibição da competição ainda nao se sabe em qual canal sera exibidos os jogos. eu aposto em 2 situaçoes que os jogos vao ser exibidos no ESPN Watch e no ESPN + bom vamos aguardar. o torneio comeca em Abril.
times que disputarão o torneio:
grupo A:
Time Pld W L NR NRR Pts
Australia 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
Irlanda 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
New Zelândia 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
Paquistão 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
África do Sul 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
grupo B:
Time Pld W L NR NRR Pts
Bangladesh 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
Inglaterra 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
India 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
Sri Lanka 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
West Indies 0 0 0 0 0.000 0
fonte: http://www.icc-cricket.com/world-t20
lista de canais credenciados: http://icc-live.s3.amazonaws.com/cms/media/about_docs/52944fe88c15c-ICC%20WT20Q%20Licensee%20List%20261113.pdf
Cricket e Outros Esportes
quarta-feira, 1 de janeiro de 2014
carioca cricket club
After three days of heated battle in the glorious sunshine and tropical
downpours of Itaguaí, Rio’s Carioca Cricket Club finally got their name
on the National Championship shield on Sunday 17 November, finishing
their campaign unbeaten after six wins and a draw. The weather may have
dashed the team’s hopes of taking the cup on the final day, forcing the
CCC vs SP tie to be abandoned with the match poised nicely and leaving
São Paulo to take the honours narrowly on bonus points, but the shield
is staying in Rio.
Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
foto do time campeao rs
DAY ONE:
In the two opening fixtures, played consecutively on neighbouring pitches for the first time in Brazilian cricketing history, the CCC took on Brasília in what is traditionally a hard-fought encounter. Batting first, the home side got off to a slow but steady start that really hit its stride with an almighty Honest Joe six and a smattering of boundaries from him and fellow opener Vim. Wielding a bat the size of an ancient oak in the 35-degree heat, Vim somehow managed to see the innings all the way to the final over with some big hitting on his way to 44, ably supported by an excellent 32 from Vivek at the other end.Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
DAY TWO:
The Saturday saw a packed pool and gallery watching on as CCC faced Minas Gerais, and opener Rich was soon flashing the blade as the CCC hit 80-odd off the first ten overs. Captained by Craigy Allison and Lance McDonalds, the batting side were well set with a first innings of 175, Shaj bagging 49 and Lokesh a storming 60.A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
DAY THREE:
There should have been all to play for on the final day, with CCC vs São Paulo to decide the championship and Brasília and MG looking to avoid the colher de pau. Grey skies and wet mats conspired to delay the start to both games, however, but it wasn’t long before the games went ahead using the grass wicket as a decent alternative to the bounceless matting.SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
DAY ONE:
In the two opening fixtures, played consecutively on neighbouring pitches for the first time in Brazilian cricketing history, the CCC took on Brasília in what is traditionally a hard-fought encounter. Batting first, the home side got off to a slow but steady start that really hit its stride with an almighty Honest Joe six and a smattering of boundaries from him and fellow opener Vim. Wielding a bat the size of an ancient oak in the 35-degree heat, Vim somehow managed to see the innings all the way to the final over with some big hitting on his way to 44, ably supported by an excellent 32 from Vivek at the other end.Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
DAY TWO:
The Saturday saw a packed pool and gallery watching on as CCC faced Minas Gerais, and opener Rich was soon flashing the blade as the CCC hit 80-odd off the first ten overs. Captained by Craigy Allison and Lance McDonalds, the batting side were well set with a first innings of 175, Shaj bagging 49 and Lokesh a storming 60.A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
DAY THREE:
There should have been all to play for on the final day, with CCC vs São Paulo to decide the championship and Brasília and MG looking to avoid the colher de pau. Grey skies and wet mats conspired to delay the start to both games, however, but it wasn’t long before the games went ahead using the grass wicket as a decent alternative to the bounceless matting.SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
DAY ONE:
In the two opening fixtures, played consecutively on neighbouring pitches for the first time in Brazilian cricketing history, the CCC took on Brasília in what is traditionally a hard-fought encounter. Batting first, the home side got off to a slow but steady start that really hit its stride with an almighty Honest Joe six and a smattering of boundaries from him and fellow opener Vim. Wielding a bat the size of an ancient oak in the 35-degree heat, Vim somehow managed to see the innings all the way to the final over with some big hitting on his way to 44, ably supported by an excellent 32 from Vivek at the other end.Brasília got off to a slow start at 50-4 off their first ten overs, but accelerated after the bowling change to get within a sniff of the CCC total, but some solid bowling from Rahul, Freddie and a five-wicket haul and man-of-the-match performance from Vivek proved too much to handle and they were all out with three overs to go.
Across the field, São Paulo had been setting about the Minas bowling, notching up over 200 runs and then bowling them all out to earn precious bonus points.
DAY TWO:
The Saturday saw a packed pool and gallery watching on as CCC faced Minas Gerais, and opener Rich was soon flashing the blade as the CCC hit 80-odd off the first ten overs. Captained by Craigy Allison and Lance McDonalds, the batting side were well set with a first innings of 175, Shaj bagging 49 and Lokesh a storming 60.A six off the opening ball seemed like the perfect repost from MG, but, though they battled hard, the run rate never got close enough to mount a major challenge, with Ollie B and Freddie doing well to tie them down, able-y supported by Lokesh and Shaj.
Over on pitch two, São Paulo swatted aside Brasília to once again earn a hefty points total.
Following the competitive playing and eating, the afternoon saw an Aussie vs Rest of The World match unfurl courtesy of Austrade, with Australia batting first and notching up 170 from their 20 overs, a target that proved just beyond the reach of a battling R.O.W, who got within touching distance before falling to some sharp bowling from Charles and Greigor.
DAY THREE:
There should have been all to play for on the final day, with CCC vs São Paulo to decide the championship and Brasília and MG looking to avoid the colher de pau. Grey skies and wet mats conspired to delay the start to both games, however, but it wasn’t long before the games went ahead using the grass wicket as a decent alternative to the bounceless matting.SP’s pace attack soon showed the limitations of the pitch, the ball rearing up to hit Rich square in the middle of the (helmeted) head and another flying over the wickie’s head from a length, but from then on it played pretty true, with the CCC notching up 85 from their curtailed 15 overs. As the teams came off and the heavens opened, it soon became clear that the only remaining entertainment in the day was Vim and Wifey’s curry, though MG did manage to squeeze a win over Brasília just in the nick of time.
Reportagem sobre o campeonato brasileiro feminino d cricket
Aconteceu
em Poços de Caldas, no último final de semana, dias 25, 26 e 27 de
outubro, o Campeonato Brasileiro Feminino de Cricket.
Este evento contou com a presença das seleções femininas de Brasília-DF e de Poços de Caldas, que realizaram 3 jogos no Centro de Treinamentos da A. A. Caldense.
A seleção masculina poços-caldense aproveitou a presença das meninas de Brasília, que já tem grande experiência com o Cricket (a maioria delas já o prática há 6 anos), realizando duas partidas entre si.
Durante o campeonato os participantes e torcedores contribuíram com a campanha contra o câncer de mama adquirindo rifas para o sorteio de um taco profissional de cricket, beneficiando a entidade Fungotac.
Foi um final de semana de muito esporte, amizade e aprendizado para todos e conhecimento de um novo esporte para a população poços-caldense que foi assistir aos jogos.
As meninas de Poços que treinam Cricket, a maioria, a menos de 1 ano, Alice, Brenda, Gabriela, Júlia, Júlia Helena, Nathalia, Oriana, Paula, Renata, Roberta, Rubia, Sylvia e Talitha, que são treinadas por Matt Featherstone com a ajuda dos instrutores Alexandre Felippe, também capitão e jogador da equipe masculina de Poços, Richard Avery e de Helena Dias, também capitã e jogadora do time de Poços mostrou um excelente posicionamento em campo e ótimos lançamentos de bola, o que as levaram a eliminar todas as jogadoras da equipe rival antes de encerrar um dos jogos. A equipe de Brasília venceu os 3 jogos mas elogiou muito o desempenho poços caldense que foi dificultando a cada jogo as vitórias de Brasília.
A seleção masculina de Poços, por sua vez, venceu o time feminino de Brasília e se divertiu bastante em seu primeiro jogo oficial.
materia sobre o campeonato no video abaixo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeSh3_v0BE8
Este evento contou com a presença das seleções femininas de Brasília-DF e de Poços de Caldas, que realizaram 3 jogos no Centro de Treinamentos da A. A. Caldense.
A seleção masculina poços-caldense aproveitou a presença das meninas de Brasília, que já tem grande experiência com o Cricket (a maioria delas já o prática há 6 anos), realizando duas partidas entre si.
Durante o campeonato os participantes e torcedores contribuíram com a campanha contra o câncer de mama adquirindo rifas para o sorteio de um taco profissional de cricket, beneficiando a entidade Fungotac.
Foi um final de semana de muito esporte, amizade e aprendizado para todos e conhecimento de um novo esporte para a população poços-caldense que foi assistir aos jogos.
As meninas de Poços que treinam Cricket, a maioria, a menos de 1 ano, Alice, Brenda, Gabriela, Júlia, Júlia Helena, Nathalia, Oriana, Paula, Renata, Roberta, Rubia, Sylvia e Talitha, que são treinadas por Matt Featherstone com a ajuda dos instrutores Alexandre Felippe, também capitão e jogador da equipe masculina de Poços, Richard Avery e de Helena Dias, também capitã e jogadora do time de Poços mostrou um excelente posicionamento em campo e ótimos lançamentos de bola, o que as levaram a eliminar todas as jogadoras da equipe rival antes de encerrar um dos jogos. A equipe de Brasília venceu os 3 jogos mas elogiou muito o desempenho poços caldense que foi dificultando a cada jogo as vitórias de Brasília.
A seleção masculina de Poços, por sua vez, venceu o time feminino de Brasília e se divertiu bastante em seu primeiro jogo oficial.
materia sobre o campeonato no video abaixo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeSh3_v0BE8
lenda do criquete Sul Africano se aposenta
Um dos esportes mais tradicionais do planeta, o críquete iniciará, a
partir de 27 de dezembro de 2013, uma nova era em sua história quase
bicentenária. Isto porque o sul-africano Jacques Kallis, de 38 anos, -
tido por alguns como o maior jogador de todos os tempos - aposentou-se
da categoria “Test” após o duelo de sua seleção diante da Índia, nesta
quinta-feira, em Durban. O all-rounder (posição na qual o jogador
rebate e lança as bolas) foi homenageado pelos presentes no Sahara
Stadium Kingsmead, na África do Sul, e emocionou aos fãs. Ele,
inclusive, foi chamado de "Nelson Mandela do críquete sul-africano", já
que, como o ex-líder político, alçou o país ao sucesso no esporte.
Curiosamente, o estádio da partida desta quinta foi o mesmo em que Kallis realizou sua estreia no críquete sul-africano, há 20 anos. Depois de duas décadas de dedicação ao esporte amado no país que sediou a última Copa do Mundo de futebol, o jogador somou 13174 corridas, 292 eliminações e 199 capturas, números impressionantes para o críquete. Além disto, ajudou a seleção da África do Sul a alcançar o primeiro lugar do ranking mundial.
Fonte: http://www.gazetaesportiva.net/noticia/2013/12/mais-esportes/lenda-do-criquete-sulafricano-se-aposenta-com-festa-e-alusao-a-mandela.html
Curiosamente, o estádio da partida desta quinta foi o mesmo em que Kallis realizou sua estreia no críquete sul-africano, há 20 anos. Depois de duas décadas de dedicação ao esporte amado no país que sediou a última Copa do Mundo de futebol, o jogador somou 13174 corridas, 292 eliminações e 199 capturas, números impressionantes para o críquete. Além disto, ajudou a seleção da África do Sul a alcançar o primeiro lugar do ranking mundial.
Fonte: http://www.gazetaesportiva.net/noticia/2013/12/mais-esportes/lenda-do-criquete-sulafricano-se-aposenta-com-festa-e-alusao-a-mandela.html
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