Sri Lanka Vs India ICC WC FINAL 2011

SRI LANKA vs INDIA India ICC WC FINAL 2011

• ODI match at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, Sat 02 Apr 2011 02:30 PM IST.

SL 194 Match begins at 14:30 local (09:00 GMT) IND 173

SRI LANKA INDIA   Player Matches Avg   Ajantha Mendis 52 7.61   Chamara Kapugedera 86 22.53   Chamara Silva 71 29.68   Dilhara Fernando 141 9.95   Kumar Sangakkara (C) 290 37.98   Lasith Malinga 83 8.64   Mahela Jayawardena 340 32.70   Muttiah Muralidaran 349 6.80   Nuwan Kulasekara 88 16.9   Rangana Herath 15 4   Suraj Randiv 21 15.6   Thilan Samaraweera 52 28.03   Thisara Perera 19 14.63   Tillakaratne Dilshan 202 36.64   Upul Tharanga 120 36.07     Coach: Trevor Bayliss     Player Matches Avg   Ashish Nehra 120 5.64   Gautam Gambhir 113 40.16   Harbhajan Singh 225 12.84   MS Dhoni (C) 185 48.04   Munaf Patel 61 6.72   Piyush Chawla 25 5.42   Ravichandran Ashwin 9 24   Sachin Tendulkar 452 45.23   Sreesanth 52 4   Suresh Raina 114 35.69   Virat Kohli 53 44.62   Virender Sehwag 235 35.27   Yusuf Pathan 51 29.53   Yuvraj Singh 273 37.52   Zaheer Khan 190 12.20   Coach: Gary Kirsten

Head 2 Head

SRI LANKA		INDIA
3	ICC Ranking	2
128	Played	128
50	Won	67
67	Lost	50
0	Tied	0
11	No Results	11
26	Home Wins	28
11	Away Wins	19
Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets on Dec 17 2009 Target Chased: 301	Highest Total chased	India won by 7 wickets on Dec 23 2009 Target Chased: 315
Sanath Jayasuriya (2899 Runs)	Most Prolific Batsman	Sachin Tendulkar (2965 Runs)
Sanath Jayasuriya (189 Runs)	Highest Individual Score	MS Dhoni (183 Runs)
7/30 by Muttiah Muralidaran on Oct 26 2000	Best Bowling Analysis	6/59 by Ashish Nehra on Aug 08 2005
Muttiah Muralidaran (74 Wickets)	Most Prolific Bowler	Harbhajan Singh (60 Wickets

GROUND PROFILE

Wankhede Stadium

The home ground of Sachin Tendulkar, no other Indian venue has produced as many legendary cricketers as the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai has. Barely a few meters away from the Brabourne Stadium, the Wankhede was constructed in a record 6 months time. Hosting internationals since 1975, the Wankhede Stadium, with a capacity of close to 50,000 has been witness to some epic performances –Ian Botham’s century and 13 wickets in the Jubilee Test in 1980 – the first time anyone had done the double of a century and 10 wickts in the same match – perhaps the stand out moment among many. The Wankhede was also the host to Ravi Shastri equalling Sir Gary Sobers’ feat of six sixes of an over in a First Class match. The stadium, now home to the IPL team Mumbai Indians, will undergo a reconstruction, so as to accommodate many more people for the Final of the 2011 World Cup, which it is scheduled to host.