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Post by detlen on Jul 21, 2008 11:06:03 GMT
I did an Unofficial Cricket World Championship for the three forms of the international game.
For Test Cricket:
Australia 113
England 110
South Africa 32
Pakistan 22
India 17
West Indies 12
Sri Lanka 6
New Zealand 2
Bangladesh 0
Zimbabwe 0
and India are the current world champions and will defend their title on the 23rd July against Sri Lanka.
One Day Internationals:
West Indies 125
Australia 120
Pakistan 98
South Africa 79
India 69
Sri Lanka 49
England 46
New Zealand 44
Zimbabwe 4
Kenya 4
Bangladesh 1
Bermuda 0
Canada 0
Holland 0
Ireland 0
Scotland 0
and Pakistan are the current champions and will defend their title against New Zealand on the 24th August.
Twenty20:
Pakistan 4
Sri Lanka 3
Australia 2
India 2
New Zealand 2
England 1
West Indies 1
Bangladesh 0
Kenya 0
Scotland 0
South Africa 0
Zimbabwe 0
and the West Indies are the current champions and will defend their title against England on the 15th March 2009.
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Post by detlen on Aug 13, 2008 8:26:39 GMT
Sri Lanka then beat India in the first test of the three match season to become champions until the 31st when they lost to India in the second test to give India the championship back before India lost the third and final test to Sri Lanka to give Sri Lanka a 2-1 win but more importantly they are tghe Unofficial Test Cricket Champions! That series takes India's total of wins to 18 and Sri Lanka's to 8.
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Post by detlen on Aug 13, 2008 8:29:59 GMT
and Sri Lanka will defend their title against England in a two match series starting on 7th May 2009
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Post by detlen on Aug 21, 2008 7:32:47 GMT
Up to date Test Table:
1st-Australia 113
2nd-England 110
3rd-South Africa 32
4th-Pakistan 22
5th-India 18
6th-West Indies 12
7th-Sri Lanka 8
8th-New Zealand 2
9th-Bangladesh 0
9th-Zimbabwe 0
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Post by detlen on Sept 13, 2008 16:24:34 GMT
Due to the recent trouble in Pakistan that has caused the Champions Trophy to be postponed the New Zealand tour was cancelled so the next ODI Championship game will be at a later date. Looking at the Cricket Archive website there are no upcoming ODI games scheduled for Pakistan but I will add the next game when I learn of it.
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Post by detlen on Apr 16, 2009 16:00:35 GMT
Pakistan beat the West Indies 3-0 in a 3 match ODI series on 12th, 14th and 16th November before beating Sri Lanka on 20th January and then losing twice to them on 21st January and 24th January losing the series 1-2 and losing the ODI unofficial title. Therefore Sri Lanka are the current Test and ODI unofficial champions as they also defeated Bangladesh 2-0 in a test series on 26th December and 3rd January before drawing two matches with Pakistan on 21st February and 3rd March before the series was abandoned due to the terrorist attacks. Sri Lanka are not defending their test championship against England. Also the West Indies defended their Twenty20 championship against England on 15th March.
UPDATED TABLES
TEST
1st-Australia 113
2nd-England 110
3rd-South Africa 32
4th-Pakistan 22
5th-India 18
6th-West Indies 12
7th-Sri Lanka 10
8th-New Zealand 2
CURRENT CHAMPIONS-SRI LANKA
ODI
1st-West Indies 125
2nd-Australia 120
3rd-Pakistan 102
4th-South Africa 79
5th-India 69
6th-Sri Lanka 51
7th-England 46
8th-New Zealand 44
9th-Kenya 4
9th-Zimbabwe 4
11th-Bangladesh 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS-SRI LANKA
Twenty20
1st-Pakistan 4
2nd-Sri Lanka 3
3rd-Australia 2
3rd-India 2
3rd-New Zealand 2
3rd-West Indies 2
7th-England 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS-WEST INDIES
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Post by detlen on Aug 28, 2009 14:07:31 GMT
I forgot to mention that in between Sri Lanka's one day series in Pakistan and the aborted test series they played India in a one day series. They lost the first four games on the 28th January, 31st January, 3rd February and 5th February giving India the title for a brief while. However they won the final match of the series by 68 runs to regain the title despite losing the series 4-1. They then won the first 3 games of another one day series against Pakistan on 30th July, 1st August and 3rd August before losing the final 2 games of the series on 7th and 9th August to give Pakistan the title despite winning the series 3-2. Earlier in the same tour, Sri Lanka had regained their test title by beating Pakistan 2-0 in a 3 match series on 4th, 12th and 20th July. They won the first 2 matches and drew drew the 3rd. Sri Lanka are currently defending their test title against New Zealand and Pakistan will defend their ODI title in Australia on 22nd January 2010. The West Indies took their Twenty20 title into the Twenty20 World Cup defeating Australia in the first group phase before losing at the same stage to Sri Lanka to give them the title. Sri Lanka went on to beat Pakistan, Ireland and New Zealand at the Super8 stage, then beat the West Indies again in the Semi Finals before losing to Pakistan in the Final to give Pakistan possession of the Twenty20 unofficial and official titles. Pakistan defended the unofficial Twenty20 title on the 12th August on their tour of Sri Lanka.
UPDATED TABLES
TEST
1st- Australia 113
2nd- England 110
3rd- South Africa 32
4th- Pakistan 22
5th- India 18
6th- Sri Lanka 12
6th- West Indies 12
8th- New Zealand 2
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- SRI LANKA
ODI
1st- West Indies 125
2nd- Australia 120
3rd- Pakistan 104
4th- South Africa 79
5th- India 73
6th- Sri Lanka 55
7th- England 46
8th- New Zealand 44
9th- Kenya 4
9th- Zimbabwe 4
11th- Bangladesh 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- PAKISTAN
Twenty20
1st- Sri Lanka 8
2nd- Pakistan 6
3rd- West Indies 3
4th- Australia 2
4th- India 2
4th- New Zealand 2
7th- England 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- PAKISTAN
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Post by detlen on Sept 22, 2009 12:50:46 GMT
Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand 2-0 in the test series on 18th August and 26th August to retain their unofficial title. Pakistan are not defending their ODI title on 22nd January 2010 as I said, they are defending it in the Champions Trophy in South Africa on 23rd September 2009. Pakistan will defend their Twenty20 title on their tour of Australia on 5th February 2010.
UPDATED TABLE 22/9/09
TEST
1st- Australia 113
2nd- England 110
3rd- South Africa 32
4th- Pakistan 22
5th- India 18
6th- Sri Lanka 14
7th- West Indies 12
8th- New Zealand 2
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- SRI LANKA
ODI
1st- West Indies 125
2nd- Australia 120
3rd- Pakistan 104
4th- South Africa 79
5th- India 73
6th- Sri Lanka 55
7th- England 46
8th- New Zealand 44
9th- Kenya 4
9th- Zimbabwe 4
11th- Bangladesh 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- PAKISTAN
Twenty20
1st- Sri Lanka 8
2nd- Pakistan 6
3rd- West Indies 3
4th- Australia 2
4th- India 2
4th- New Zealand 2
7th- England 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- PAKISTAN
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Post by detlen on Oct 4, 2009 13:16:41 GMT
Pakistan defeated the West Indies and India in their first two group matches before losing to Australia in their final group match. Australia beat England in the semi final so Australia will defend their title in the final against New Zealand.
UPDATED TABLES 3/10/09
TEST
1st- Australia 113
2nd- England 110
3rd- South Africa 32
4th- Pakistan 22
5th- India 18
6th- Sri Lanka 14
7th- West Indies 12
8th- New Zealand 2
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- SRI LANKA
ODI
1st- West Indies 125
2nd- Australia 122
3rd- Pakistan 106
4th- South Africa 79
5th- India 73
6th- Sri Lanka 55
7th- England 46
8th- New Zealand 44
9th- Kenya 4
9th- Zimbabwe 4
11th- Bangladesh 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- AUSTRALIA
Twenty20
1st- Sri Lanka 8
2nd- Pakistan 6
3rd- West Indies 3
4th- Australia 2
4th- India 2
4th- New Zealand 2
7th- England 1
CURRENT CHAMPIONS- PAKISTAN
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