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ICC rankings for Tests, ODIs and Twenty20

 

ICC Twenty20 Championship

6 August 2013

Team	Matches	Points	Rating
Sri Lanka	21	2173	128
Pakistan	31	2599	124
India	18	1689	121
West Indies	22	2041	120
South Africa	25	2233	118
England	26	2148	113
Australia	23	1753	103
New Zealand	25	1937	102
Ireland	12	568	81
Bangladesh	14	739	74
Scotland	9	435	62
Zimbabwe	14	478	48
Netherlands	8	181	36
Kenya	11	309	34

 

ICC Test Championship

28 May 2013

Team	Matches	Points	Rating
South Africa	24	3240	135
India	30	3473	116
England	32	3577	112
Australia	27	2846	105
Pakistan	19	1947	102
West Indies	22	2168	99
Sri Lanka	26	2295	88
New Zealand	27	2126	79
Bangladesh	13	134	10

ICC ODI Championship

3 August 2013

Team	Matches	Points	Rating
India	48	5906	123
Australia	34	3861	114
England	38	4257	112
Sri Lanka	49	5435	111
South Africa	34	3584	105
Pakistan	42	4294	102
New Zealand	29	2593	89
West Indies	41	3639	89
Bangladesh	23	1754	76
Zimbabwe	23	1205	52
Ireland	10	394	39
Netherlands	7	88	13
Kenya	4	40	10

Saina NEHWAL Profile

Saina NEHWAL

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2. Date of birth:3/17/1990
3. Plays:Right handed

Women's singles:

4 (Best: 2)

Biodata

2. Date of birth:3/17/1990
3. Place of birth:Jalalpur, India
4. Height:165
5. Current Residence:Hyderabad, India
6. Occupation (if not a full-time athlete):If I wasn't a badminton player, I would have been a doctor.
7. Hobbies:Watching Hindi movies, reading short stories and comic novels
8. Family Information:Father (Dr Harvir Singh), Mother (Usha Rani) and Sister (Anshu)
9. Style of Play:Offensive
10. Plays:Right handed
11. Language(s):Hindi, English
12. International Debut:2003 Junior International Circuit in Europe (Denmark and Germany)
13. Club:Gopi Chand Academy Hyderabad
14. Coach:Pullela Gopichand
15. Major Injuries:2011, ankle injury

Athlete Profile

1. Previous Olympics Games competed and result:Beijing 2008 - My quarterfinal loss to Maria Kristin Yulianti where I was leading 11-3 in the third game is one of the most unforgettable moments in my life.
2. When and Where begin playing this sport, and Why this sport?:My father and mother were badminton players, so I also opted to be a badminton player. I started playing the game at the age of 9 years old at Hyderabd AP, India, in May 1999.
3. Equipment Sponsor and Current Racket Model:Yonex, Nanoray
4. Training Regime:3 sessions a day. Morning 7am to 9.30am (warm up exercises, shadow practice and practices on court like dribbles, drop shots, and practice of game), second session at 10 to 12 noon on court practice, evening session (running, amusement, weight lifting and gym and sometimes we head outdoors for trainings).
5. Memorable Sporting Achievements:Indonasia Open (World Superseries) winner 2009, 2010, 2012 - I was a 4-time finalist in Indonesia. Singapore Open (World Superseries) winner in 2010 - Singapore is my favourite tournament destination! Hong Kong Open (World Superseries) winner in 2011. Swiss Open Grand Prix Gold Winner (2011, 2012). India Grand Prix Gold Winner 2010. Taipei Grand Prix Gold Winner 2001. World Junior Champion 2008.
6. Most Influential Person:My coach Gopichand
7. Sporting Hero or Idol:Roger Federer
8. Sporting Philosophy or Personal Slogan or Favourite Quote:Winning is the only option. I am someone who does not like losing in tournaments. And I would like to serve badminton in India.
9. Sporting Awards / Honours (so far):BWF Most Promising Player of the Year 2008. Padmashree Award of Govt of India 2010 Civiian Award. Arjuna Award 2009 Sports Award of Govt of India. Rajiv Khel Ratan Award Govt of India 2010 (Highest sport award of Govt of India).
10. Sporting Ambitions:To be the World Number 1 in badminton and to win an Olympic medal.
11. When did you start competing or playing competitively?:2003 (Junior level), 2006 (Senior level)
12. Member of current national team since:2004

Saina Nehwal off to a winning start at World Badminton Championship

Saina Nehwal started her campaign for an elusive medal at the World Championships with a crushing straight-game victory over lower-ranked Olga Golovanova of Russia in the women's singles competition of the prestigious event on Wednesday.

London Olympics bronze medallist Saina, who had reached the quarterfinals of previous editions in 2009 and 2011, brushed aside Olga 21-5 21-4 in just 23 minutes to set up a clash with 15th seed Thai Porntip Buranaprasertsuk in the prequarterfinals tomorrow.

Saina has a 5-0 record against Porntip but the Indian will have to be on guard as past records do not count and such matches could turn out to be tricky sometimes.

Read more at: http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/saina-nehwal-bwf-world-championship-winning-start-world-number-3-pv-sindhu-third-round/1/298453.html

2013 - India Women / Records

2013 - India Women / Records / Women's One-Day Internationals / Match results

Team 1	Team 2	Winner	Margin
India Women	WI Women	India Women	105 runs
India Women	Eng Women	Eng Women	32 runs
India Women	SL Women	SL Women	138 runs
India Women	Pak Women	India Women	6 wickets
India Women	Bdesh Wmn	India Women	5 wickets
India Women	Bdesh Wmn	India Women	46 runs
India Women	Bdesh Wmn	India Women	58 runs

2015 world cup teams...

Pool A

• England
• Australia
• Sri Lanka
• Bangladesh
• New Zealand
• Qualifier (Q2)
• Qualifier (Q3)

Pool B

• South Africa
• India
• Pakistan
• West Indies
• Zimbabwe
• Ireland
• Qualifier (Q4)

The team captains with the Women's World Twenty20 trophy

ICC Women's World Twenty20 Fixtures

Sep 2012
Wed Sep 26
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	Sri Lanka Women v South Africa Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	New Zealand Women v West Indies Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
Thu Sep 27
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	England Women v Pakistan Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	Australia Women v India Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	England v West Indies at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
Fri Sep 28
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	New Zealand Women v South Africa Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	Sri Lanka Women v West Indies Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	Pakistan v South Africa at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	Australia v India at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20
Sat Sep 29
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	Australia Women v Pakistan Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	England Women v India Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	England v New Zealand at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	Sri Lanka v West Indies at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
Sun Sep 30
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	South Africa Women v West Indies Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	Sri Lanka Women v New Zealand Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	Australia v South Africa at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	India v Pakistan at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20
Oct 2012
Mon Oct 1
04:00 GMT | 09:30 Local 09:30 IST	India Women v Pakistan Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
08:00 GMT | 13:30 Local 13:30 IST	Australia Women v England Women at Galle, ICC Women's World Twenty20
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	New Zealand v West Indies at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	Sri Lanka v England at Pallekele, ICC World Twenty20
Tue Oct 2
10:00 GMT | 15:30 Local           15:30 IST	Australia v Pakistan at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20
14:00 GMT | 19:30 Local           19:30 IST	India v South Africa at Colombo (RPS), ICC World Twenty20