Gamblers Palace Cricket World Cup
The Twenty20 World Cup is on the horizon and the worlds best players are set to gather in England for the 2nd ever edition of the Twenty20 World Cup. 20/20 cricket is booming all over the world which means the cricketing world
will have their eyes firmly on England this June.
The ICC World Twenty20 2009 is a world cricket event taking place in England from June 5th to June 21st. The event, featuring 12 teams in the men’s tournament, which includes 9 test playing nations and 3 qualifiers and the 2009 competition will also incorporate the first Women’s Twenty20 World Cup. The majority of the Women’s tournament will take place at Taunton in Somerset but the semi-finals and final will be held as double headers with the men’s matches at Trent Bridge, The Oval and Lord’s.
The women’s tournament will involve eight teams – Australia, England, India, New Zealand Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies – the same sides that will also compete in next year’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in Australia.
Three English stadiums will be used to host 2009 Twenty20 World Cup matches, with Lords scheduled to host the opening ceremony and the final, whilst Trent Bridge and the Oval will host the semifinals of the tournament. The tournament is scheduled to begin on the 11th of June 2009 and to conclude on the 21st of June.
The following countries are participating in the ICC World Twenty20: India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, England, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Ireland, Netherlands, West Indies and Scotland.
2009 Twenty20 World Cup Groups
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the top two ranked teams in each group are seeded 1 and 2. They will retain this seeding for the Super Eights stage, irrespective of whether they finish first or second in their group. If team 3 knocks either of the seeded teams out, this team will take their seeded number.
For example, if Bangladesh wins Group A and India comes second, for the purposes of the Super Eights, India will still be A1 and Bangladesh will be A2. If for example, Ireland qualifies instead of India, Ireland will become A1.
This formula provides spectators with certainty as to the location of team matches.
Twenty20 World Cup Betting
Expect a betting bonanza when the Twenty20 World Cup hits the shores of England. Gamblers Palace Sportsbook will provide cricket fans with a large and exciting selection of Twenty20 Cricket betting odds. Get early Twenty20 World Cup odds on the outright winners of the tournament, witch gives fans the opportunity to make the most of betting lines.
It was India who won the inaugural tournament in 2007 when they beat Pakistan in a thrilling final in South Africa. Who will be the second Twenty20 World Cup winner?
Do not miss out on all the world cup Cricket betting action at Gamblers Palace, as India defend their ICC championship trophy at the 2009 Cricket World Cup tournament.
2009 Twenty20 World Cup Results
ICC World Twenty20 England 2009 took place from June 5 through to a Finals Day at Lord's on June 21 - with the very best players in the world representing their countries, showcasing Twenty20 cricket on a global stage.
England Women were victorious in their final against New Zealand by six wickets; their success was followed by Pakistan in the men's final, as they overcame Sri Lanka by eight wickets.
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