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Kotla gets 2010 blackout but WC reprieve

The Feroz Shah Kotla has been banned by the ICC from hosting international matches for a year after an unsafe pitch led to the abandonment of an ODI between India and Sri Lanka in Delhi last month

21-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Ireland back players ahead of 2011 World Cup

Cricket Ireland has announced it will award six full-time contracts in the build-up to the 2011 World Cup

15-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Wankhede may miss World Cup deadline

The renovation and modernisation work at the Wankhede Stadium has run into a legal wrangle, which could make the venue miss the deadline for the 2001 World Cup

13-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

ICC not in favour of World Cup ban for Kotla - Morgan

David Morgan, the ICC president, has said he is not in favour of a World Cup ban for the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium in New Delhi, adding that the tournament would be "poorer" without matches being hosted in India's capital city

07-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka World Cup venues on track - ICC

The ICC's two-member delegation in Sri Lanka has expressed satisfaction at the work being done at the three venues which will host the World Cup games

14-Dec-2009•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

PCB withdraws cases against ICC

The PCB has withdrawn all legal proceedings against the ICC and the 2011 World Cup's organising committee for stripping the country of hosting rights

06-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Hosts could enjoy home advantage in knockout games

The hosts of the 2011 World Cup will enjoy home advantage for the quarter-finals and semi-finals if a proposal to this effect is approved by the ICC board

01-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Netherlands short of government support - Peter Borren

Netherlands have established themselves as a capable limited-overs outfit but support from their government has been minimal

01-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

How Sri Lanka's World Cup venues were chosen

Why were little-known stadiums Hambantota and Pallakele given the nod ahead of SSC, Galle and Dambulla for the 2011 World Cup?

13-Nov-2009•Interview by Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Pakistan would be welcomed for final - Sharad Pawar

Sharad Pawar, the chairman of the 2011 World Cup's organising committee, is confident that should Pakistan make it to the final of the tournament, India would welcome them to play at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

09-Nov-2009•Cricinfo staff

India, Bangladesh face off in 2011 World Cup opener

India and Bangladesh will contest the opening game of the ICC World Cup 2011. The fixtures were announced at an ICC event in Mumbai on Monday

09-Nov-2009•Cricinfo staff

Mumbai gets WC final, Mohali a semi-final

Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium will host the final of the 2011 and two additional matches, the tournament's local organising committee announced

14-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

India and Pakistan in different groups for World Cup

The groupings for the tournament held in the subcontinent were approved on the second day of the ICC Board meeting in Johannesburg

07-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

BCCI trying to isolate Pakistan - Mani

Ehsan Mani has accused the BCCI of trying to isolate Pakistan from the cricketing world and held it responsible for turning down the proposition of holding Pakistan's share of the 2011 World Cup matches at neutral venues

10-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

ICC and PCB resolve 2011 World Cup dispute

The PCB, which was stripped of its rights to host the tournament in the aftermath of the attack on Sri Lankan cricketers in Lahore, will retain its host fees and also receive payment as additional compensation for the loss of hosting rights

27-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Morgan and Butt to meet on August 27

The ICC president David Morgan will meet Pakistan board chairman Ijaz Butt in Dubai on August 27 to resolve the issue of Pakistan's hosting rights for the 2011 World Cup

15-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

PCB to end legal battle with ICC

The Pakistan Cricket Board has opted for an out-of-court settlement with the ICC after it was stripped of its hosting rights for the 2011 World Cup in the subcontinent

13-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan rules out neutral venue option

PCB chairman, Ijaz Butt, also briefed lawmakers on the ongoing legal dispute over the ICC's decision to strip Pakistan of co-hosting rights on security grounds

30-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

ICC and PCB optimistic after World Cup talks

The ICC and the Pakistan Cricket Board made good progress over their talks in Dubai over the allocation of venues

28-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

PCB denies claims of World Cup boycott

The PCB has denied claims of considering a boycott of the 2011 World Cup under instructions from its government

18-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

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