Explore information on first ICC World Twenty20 2007 played in South Africa from 11 to 24 September 2007. Twelve teams took part in the thirteen-day tournament-the ten Test-playing nations and the finalists of the 2007 WCL Division One tournament -- Kenya and Scotland. Top two team from each groups qualified to Super Eight.

Group A - South Africa (A1), West Indies (A2) and Bangladesh (A3)
Group B - Australia (B1), England (B2) and Zimbabwe (B3)
Group C - New Zealand (C1), Sri Lanka (C2) and Kenya
Group D - Pakistan (D1), India (D2) and Scotland

Result: India won the 2007/08 ICC World Twenty20

ICC World Twenty20 2007

Date & time	Detail
Sep-2007
Tue 11 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	1st Match, Group A - South Africa vs West Indies The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg South Africa won by 8 wickets (with 14 balls remaining)
Wed 12 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	2nd Match, Group C - Kenya vs New Zealand Kingsmead, Durban New Zealand won by 9 wickets (with 74 balls remaining)
Wed 12 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	3rd Match, Group D - Pakistan vs Scotland Kingsmead, Durban Pakistan won by 51 runs
Wed 12 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	4th Match, Group B - Australia vs Zimbabwe Newlands, Cape Town Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)
Thu 13 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	5th Match, Group A - Bangladesh vs West Indies The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Thu 13 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	6th Match, Group B - England vs Zimbabwe Newlands, Cape Town England won by 50 runs
Thu 13 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	7th Match, Group D - India vs Scotland Kingsmead, Durban No result (abandoned with a toss)
Fri 14 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	8th Match, Group C - Kenya vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Sri Lanka won by 172 runs
Fri 14 16:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	9th Match, Group B - Australia vs England Newlands, Cape Town Australia won by 8 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)
Fri 14 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	10th Match, Group D - India vs Pakistan Kingsmead, Durban Match tied (India won the bowl-out)
Sat 15 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	11th Match, Group C - New Zealand vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
Sat 15 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	12th Match, Group A - South Africa vs Bangladesh Newlands, Cape Town South Africa won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
Sun 16 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	13th Match, Group E - India vs New Zealand The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg New Zealand won by 10 runs
Sun 16 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	14th Match, Group F - Australia vs Bangladesh Newlands, Cape Town Australia won by 9 wickets (with 37 balls remaining)
Sun 16 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	15th Match, Group E - South Africa vs England Newlands, Cape Town South Africa won by 19 runs
Mon 17 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	16th Match, Group F - Pakistan vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Pakistan won by 33 runs
Tue 18 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	17th Match, Group E - England vs New Zealand Kingsmead, Durban New Zealand won by 5 runs
Tue 18 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	18th Match, Group F - Australia vs Pakistan The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Pakistan won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)
Tue 18 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	19th Match, Group F - Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Sri Lanka won by 64 runs
Wed 19 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	20th Match, Group E - South Africa vs New Zealand Kingsmead, Durban South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)
Wed 19 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	21st Match, Group E - England vs India Kingsmead, Durban India won by 18 runs
Thu 20 10:00 local \| 08:00 GMT	22nd Match, Group F - Australia vs Sri Lanka Newlands, Cape Town Australia won by 10 wickets (with 58 balls remaining)
Thu 20 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	23rd Match, Group F - Bangladesh vs Pakistan Newlands, Cape Town Pakistan won by 4 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)
Thu 20 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	24th Match, Group E - South Africa vs India Kingsmead, Durban India won by 37 runs
Sat 22 13:00 local \| 11:00 GMT	1st Semi Final - New Zealand vs Pakistan Newlands, Cape Town Pakistan won by 6 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
Sat 22 D/N 18:00 local \| 16:00 GMT	2nd Semi Final - Australia vs India Kingsmead, Durban India won by 15 runs
Mon 24 14:00 local \| 12:00 GMT	Final - India vs Pakistan The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg India won by 5 runs

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. 4th Test - Australia v India - December 26-30, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan - December 26-30, 07:30 GMT 3rd ODI - South Africa v Pakistan at Johannesburg Pakistan won by 36 runs (DLS method) 3rd ODI - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan at Harare Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 139 balls remaining)

Latest News

Bangladesh secure historic first Test win over Pakistan [+]

Bangladesh beat Pakistan for the first time in Test cricket by completing a 10-wicket win in Rawalpindi

Wood takes five as England win third Test [+]

Captain Ben Stokes scores 24-ball fifty seals 10-wicket thrashing as England wrapped up a 3-0 series

Tucker and McBrine steer Irish to win over Zimbabwe [+]

A record 84-run stand between Lorcan Tucker and Andy McBrine helped Ireland to a four-wicket Test victory over Zimbabwe at Stormont.

England dismantle Windies to win Test and series [+]

England surged to a series win by blowing away West Indies in a single session on the fourth day of the second Test at Trent Bridge.

Rohit to lead India in ODI series against Sri Lanka [+]

Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul made comebacks in the ODI squad for upcoming series against Sri Lanka.

Mukesh, Samson shine as India to secure T20I Series [+]

India beat Zimbabwe by 42 runs as India has won the series 4-1.

England complete innings win in emotional final day [+]

James Anderson bows out with 704 as Gus Atkinson takes 12 to rout West Indies.

England close in on innings win as West Indies fail again [+]

Anderson, Atkinson and Stokes share six wickets after England build big lead.

Atkinson seven puts England on top against Windies [+]

Anderson nipped in to have last man Jayden Seales lbw, leaving West Indies 121 all out.

Smith, Pennington win first England Test call-ups [+]

No place for Foakes or Bairstow with Smith set to make Test debut as wicketkeeper.