Watch South Africa tour of India 2010 cricket series live streaming free and online from Feb 6th to Feb 27th. This series contains 2 test matches and three odi matches. Test series already drawn by 1-1 after the last 2 over victory of India against South Africa also India retains the first rank of ICC Test Cricket rating.
India vs South Africa 2010 ODI Match Live Streaming / Fixtures
India vs South Africa 1st ODI – Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur on 21 Feb 2010 at 09.00 GMT.
India vs South Africa 2nd ODI – Captain Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior on 24 Feb 2010 at 09.00 GMT.
India vs South Africa 3rd ODI – Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad on 27 Feb 2010 at 09.00 GMT.
India vs South Africa 1st ODI Live Streaming
India vs South Africa 2nd ODI Live Streaming
India vs South Africa 3rd ODI Live Streaming
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Watch 4th odi of Australia vs Pakistan live streaming free and online from Perth on 29th Jan 2010. Australia has came to form again by showing 3-0 in bothe test and odi series against Pakistan.
Australia vs Pakistan 4th ODI Live Streaming
Perth
Jan 29 (12:30 local, 04:30 GMT)
29th Jan 2010
The first tennis grand slam of the year, the 2010 Australian Open starts today and Day 1 is already filled with much anticipation from tennis fans.
Fans in other parts of the world can now expect to watch Australian Open live streaming in their favorite channels and sports websites. We will also give you occasional live score updates on selected games.
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The draw for Australian Open 2010 was held at Melbourne Park on Friday morning, with tennis legend John McEnroe and Serbian star Ana Ivanovic taking part in the official draw ceremony.
Men’s defending champion Rafael Nadal faces Aussie Peter Luczak in the first round, while 15-time Grand Slam winner Roger Federer could meet Russian sixth seed Nikolay Davydenko in the quarter-finals, with Davydenko beating Federer in their last two meetings. Federer opens against Russian Igor Andreev, while Aussie Lleyton Hewitt could be Federer’s fourth round opponent; the 22nd seed starts his 2010 campaign against a qualifier.
Last year’s semi-finalist Fernando Verdasco has a potentially tricky first-round meeting with big-serving Australian Carsten Ball, while Andy Murray opens up against a qualifier. Frenchman Richard Gasquet, on the comeback trail after missing most of 2009 after a drug-related suspension, starts his Melbourne Park campaign against Russian Mikhail Youzhny, while Juan Martin Del Potro, winner of the US Open last September, could face flamboyant American shot-maker James Blake in round two.
Australian Bernard Tomic, who became the youngest man ever to win a main draw match at the Australian Open last year, faces a qualifier in round one, with the winner of Marin Cilic and French veteran Fabrice Santoro looming in the second round should he advance.
Returning Belgian star Justine Henin will meet compatriot Kirsten Flipkens in the opening round of the women’s tournament, and faces a tough draw after more than a year away from the game, potentially meeting fifth seed Elena Dementieva in the second round. Fellow returnee Kim Clijsters, who won her first major back after a lengthy absence at last year’s US Open, could meet Henin in a blockbuster quarter-final match-up. The pair recently met in the final of the Brisbane International, with Clijsters emerging victorious in three tight sets.
Also on the women’s side, defending champion and top seed Serena Williams will open against Urszula Radwanska, the younger sister of 10th seed Agnieszka Radwanska, while Australian Sam Stosur and Serbian Ana Ivanovic both play qualifiers in the first round. Stosur faces a potential match-up with Serena Williams in the fourth round, while 2008 women’s champion Maria Sharapova will line up against Russian Maria Kirilenko in a glamorous first-round clash.
Australian Jelena Dokic, who thrilled local audiences with her barnstorming run to the quarter-finals last year, faces Alisa Kleybanova in the opening round. Dokic, who was eventually ousted by runner-up Dinara Safina, beat Kleybanova in her surprise run to the final eight in 2009.
In a nightmare match-up for commentators and chair umpires, women’s fourth seed Caroline Wozniacki will meet Canada’s Alexsandra Wozniak in the first round.
Live streaming of Tri-Nation series 2010 4th match between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka with good quality will be available at 8.30 GMT. Sri Lanka won the 2 matches and India on one match. Bangladesh loose all matches that they played.
Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka Live Streaming
Ban vs Sl Live
* ODI no. 2940 | 2009/10 season
* Played at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
* 8 January 2010 – day/night
Umpires Sharfuddoula and SJA Taufel
TV umpire Enamul Haque
Match referee AJ Pycroft
Reserve umpire AFM Akhtaruddin
Bangladesh squad
Shakib Al Hasan*, Mushfiqur Rahim†, Abdur Razzak, Aftab Ahmed, Imrul Kayes, Mahmudullah, Mohammad Ashraful, Naeem Islam, Raqibul Hasan, Rubel Hossain, Shafiul Islam, Shahadat Hossain, Shahriar Nafees, Syed Rasel, Tamim Iqbal
Sri Lanka squad
KC Sangakkara*†, TM Dilshan, CM Bandara, LD Chandimal, DPMD Jayawardene, S Randiv, SHT Kandamby, KMDN Kulasekara, RAS Lakmal, NLTC Perera, TT Samaraweera, WU Tharanga, HDRL Thirimanne, T Thushara, ML Udawatte, UWMBCA Welegedara
Live streaming of Idea Cup 2010 3rd match between India and Bangladesh with good quality will be available at 8.30 GMT. Sri Lanka already entered into final by consecutive victory. This match is very important for both India and Bangladesh.
* ODI no. 2939 | 2009/10 season
* Played at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur
* 7 January 2010 – day/night
cricinfo.com : Win the toss, win the match. That seems to be the norm so far for this tri-series, for obvious reasons: The dew has been the deciding factor for both games. It has affected the bowlers’ grip and forced the spinners to bowl it flat, reluctant to give the ball air for fear of bowling a friendly full toss. Imagine the plight for a team like Bangladesh, which thrives on its spinners. Mushfiqur Rahim, the wicketkeeper, said his team have been practicing with a wet ball in the nets to get used to the dew.
Dew apart, Tuesday’s defeat to Sri Lanka was an eye-opener for India. Their death bowling has been erratic in recent one-dayers and it was reflected in the crucial final stages of the chase when they dished out full tosses and no-balls in attempting to target the base of the stumps. The Rajkot ODI – where they defended 414 by the skin of their teeth – was an example of excellent death bowling, but they haven’t been able to replicate that consistently. Even their best death bowler, Zaheer Khan, had a poor outing on Tuesday. With no bowling coach at their disposal, there may not be enough time to rectify that weakness but the best India and Bangladesh can do is to score a mountain of runs as a safety net.
Bangladesh will be expected to be far more potent if they bowl first. They will have to look at ways to contain India rather than attack them, because they could leak runs in the process. Against Sri Lanka, their top order wilted after a good start more due to carelessness, before Mohammad Ashraful led the recovery. Bangladesh certainly have more on their plate, but they will feel a lot better if they win that toss.