Tri-Series in Australia, 2008 - Schedule & Results

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

Matches

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008 - Schedule & Results

OVERVIEW

MATCHES

SQUADS

NEWS

STADIUMS

2nd February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 1

Brisbane

194/10 (45)

51/3 (7.2)

MATCH ABANDONED

4th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 2

Brisbane

267/4 (50)

MATCH ABANDONED

7th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 3

Sydney

253/6 (50)

125/10 (31.3)

Australia beat Sri Lanka by 128 runs

9th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 4

Melbourne

159/10 (43.1)

160/5 (45.5)

India beat Australia by 5 wickets

11th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 5

Canberra

195/5 (29)

154/2 (19)

Sri Lanka beat India by 8 wickets (D/L Method)

14th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 6

Perth

236/10 (49.4)

173/10 (45.3)

Australia beat Sri Lanka by 63 runs

16th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 7

Adelaide

203/9 (50)

153/10 (41.2)

Australia beat India by 50 runs

18th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 8

Adelaide

238/6 (50)

239/8 (49.1)

India beat Sri Lanka by 2 wickets

21st February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 9

Melbourne

184/7 (50)

77/4 (29.3)

Australia beat Sri Lanka by 24 runs (D/L method)

23rd February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 10

Sydney

317/7 (50)

299/10 (49.1)

Australia beat India by 18 runs

25th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 11

Hobart

179/10 (47.1)

180/3 (32.2)

India beat Sri Lanka by 7 wickets

28th February, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

League, Match 12

Melbourne

221/10 (50)

208/10 (48.1)

Sri Lanka beat Australia by 13 runs

1st March, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

1st Final

Sydney

239/8 (50)

242/4 (45.5)

India beat Australia by 6 wickets

3rd March, 2008

Tri-Series in Australia, 2008

2nd Final

Brisbane

258/9 (50)

249/10 (49.4)

India beat Australia by 9 runs