The ICC Champions Trophy 2009 is a 2nd biggest cricket tournament scheduled to take place in South Africa in September-October 2009. It will be the sixth mini world cricket series. The ICC Champions Trophy 2009 will be contested by 8 Test teams which have been 'seeded' and divided into two groups are A and B.

Group A - India, Pakistan, West Indies and Australia
Group B - South Africa, Sri Lanka, New Zealand and England

Result: Australia win ICC Champions Trophy 2009

ICC Champions Trophy 2009

Date & time	Detail
Sep-2009
Fri 18 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	Warm-up - New Zealand vs Warriors LC de Villiers Oval, Pretoria Warriors won by 2 wkts (with 1.1 ovr remaining)
Fri 18 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	Warm-up - South Africa vs West Indies Senwes Park, Potchefstroom South Africa won by 188 runs
Fri 18 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	Warm-up - Sri Lanka vs Pakistan Willowmoore Park, Benoni Pakistan won by 108-runs
Sun 20 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	Warm-up - Sri Lanka vs West Indies LC de Villiers Oval, Pretoria Sri Lanka won by 5-wickets (with 2.3 overs remaining)
Sun 20 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	Warm-up - Pakistan vs Warriors Willowmoore Park, Benoni Pakistan won by 6 wickets (with 3.1 ovrs remaining)
Sun 20 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	Warm-up - India vs New Zealand Senwes Park, Potchefstroom New Zealand won by 103-runs
Tue 22 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	1st Match, Group B - South Africa vs Sri Lanka SuperSport Park, East London Sri Lanka win by 55 runs (D/L Method)
Wed 23 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	2nd Match, Group A - Pakistan vs West Indies The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Pakistan won by 5-wickets (with 19.3 overs remaining)
Thu 24 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	3rd Match, Group B - South Africa vs New Zealand SuperSport Park, Centurion South Africa won by 5-wickets (with 8.5 overs)
Fri 25 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	4th Match, Group B - England vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England won by 6 wickets (with 5 overs remaining)
Sat 26 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	5th Match, Group A - Australia vs West Indies The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Australia won by 50 runs
Sat 26 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	6th Match, Group A - India vs Pakistan SuperSport Park, Centurion Pakistan won by 54-runs
Sun 27 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	7th Match, Group B - New Zealand vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 38-runs
Sun 27 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	8th Match, Group B - South Africa vs England SuperSport Park, East London England won by 22-runs
Mon 28 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	9th Match, Group A - India vs Australia SuperSport Park, Centurion Abandoned
Tue 29 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	10th Match, Group B - England vs New Zealand The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 4 wickets (with 22.5 overs remaining)
Wed 30 09:30 local \| 07:30 GMT	11th Match, Group A - Pakistan vs Australia SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won 2-wickets (on last ball)
Wed 30 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	12th Match, Group A - India vs West Indies The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg India won by 7 wickets (with 17.5 overs remaining)
Oct-2009
Fri 02 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	1st Semi-Final - Australia vs England SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won by 9 wickets (with 8.1 overs remaining)
Sat 03 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	2nd Semi-Final - New Zealand vs Pakistan The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 2.1 overs remaining)
Mon 05 D/N 14:30 local \| 12:30 GMT	Final - Australia vs New Zealand SuperSport Park, Centurion Australia won by 6 wickets (with 4.4 overs remaining)

The final was played between Australia and New Zealand, with the former emerging as the winner. New Zealand batted first and made 200 runs, in fifty overs, after losing 9 wickets. Australia chased the target and managed to reach it within 45.2 overs, with six wickets in hand. With this, Australia has registered not only its second, but also consecutive win in the Champions Trophy.

Note: Fixtures and start times are subject to change. The cricTotal.com is not responsible for any changes that may be made. No responsibility is taken by cricTotal.com for the accuracy of this information.

Scores	Upcoming	Results
No games being played at this time. 1st Test - Australia v India - November 22-26, 02:20 GMT 1st Test - West Indies v Bangladesh - November 22-26, 14:00 GMT 3rd ODI - Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Kandy No results 3rd T20I - Australia v Pakistan at Hobart Australia won by 7 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)

ICC Champions Trophy 2009 News

BCCI Sacks Team India Coaches [+]

Both Venkatesh Prasad and Robin Singh were under the scanner after India's dismal show in the Twenty20 World Cup and last month's Champions Trophy.

Younis Quits Captaincy After Grilling [+]

An annoyed Younis Khan on Tuesday quit captaincy of the Pakistan team after being grilled on the team's performance in the Champions Trophy.

ODIs Get More Viewers Than CL T20 [+]

TV ratings show and CricketWorld4u.com visitors more people watched the Champions Trophy held in South Africa than those currently following the T20 Champions League in India.

ICC Declares CT a Huge Success [+]

ICC President David Morgan termed the Champions Trophy "a huge success" and said the event has proved to be a great advertisement for One-dayers.

Ponting Happy to See Youngsters Making a Mark [+]

Australia may have lost the aura of invincibility after the likes of Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne made their exit but captain Ricky Ponting is happy that the youngsters have made a mark in the ICC Champions Trophy.

ICC Studying Pakistan's Defeat in CT Semi-final [+]

The ICC anti-corruption unit is studying New Zealand's victory over Pakistan in Champions Trophy semi-final, raising doubts of corrupt play, after Pakistani skipper Younus Khan dropped a catch at a crucial juncture of the match.

Watson Ton Powers Australia to Defend Champions Trophy [+]

Shane Watson hit an unbeaten 105 as Australia beat New Zealand by 6 wickets to win the Champions Trophy for the second consecutive time at Centurion.

New Zealand Bat After Losing Vettori [+]

As if the task at hand - facing Australia in a final - was not gargantuan enough, New Zealand lost their captain and most valuable player, Daniel Vettori, to a hamstring strain.

Simon Taufel Apologizes to Umar Akmal [+]

Simon Taufel has apologised to Umar Akmal after footage replays confirmed that the Australian erred in ruling him out at the CT semi-final against NZ.

Aus vs NZ CT Final - Kiwis Can Upset Aussies [+]

New Zealand campaign in this edition of the Champions Trophy in South Africa. Or, for that matter, on any tour the Kiwis undertake.