CLT20 (2011) - Schedule

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CLT20 2011 Qualifiers Schedule:
Each team will play2 Qualifying matches, and the top team in each Qualifying Pool, along with the next highest ranked team (decided on Points, then Net Run Rate), will go through to the Group stage.
 Qualifying Pool A: Kolkata Knight Riders, Somerset, Auckland
Qualifying Pool B: Trinidad & Tobago, Leicestershire Foxes, Ruhunu Eleven 

Date
Champions League Twenty20 CLT20 Match
Time
Venue
GMT
IST
Ground
Place
Sep 19 – Mon
Ruhuna v Trinidad
Pool A
10:30
16:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad
Sep 19 – Mon
Auckland v Kolkata
Pool B
14:30
20:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad
Sep 20 – Tue
Leics v Trinidad
Pool A
10:30
16:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad
Sep 20 – Tue
Leics v Trinidad
Pool A
14:30
20:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad
Sep 21 – Wed
Leics v Ruhuna
Pool A
10:30
16:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad
Sep 21 – Wed
Kolkata v Somerset
Pool B
14:30
20:00
Rajiv Gandhi International
Hyderabad

 Group Stage Schedule:
•    The top team in Pool A will be designated Q1 in the Group Stage.
•    The top team in Pool B will be designated Q2 in the Group Stage.
•    The next highest ranked team will be designated Q3 in the Group Stage.
•    Should Kolkata Knight Riders qualify through being the next highest ranked team, they will assume the Q1 position in the Group Stage, and the
•    top team in Pool A will assume the Q3 position in the Group Stage.

Group A: Chennai Super Kings, Cape Cobras, NSW Blues, Mumbai Indians, 1st Pool B Qualifier.
Group B: Royal Challengers Bangalore, Warriors, South Australian Redbacks, 1st Pool A Qualifier, Next Highest Ranked Qualifier.

Date
Champions League Twenty20 CLT20 
Match
Time
Venue
GMT
IST
Ground
Place
Sep 23 – Fri
Royal Challengers Bangalore v Chevrolet Warriors, 1st Match
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Sep 24 – Sat
Cape Cobras v New South Wales, 2nd Match
10:30
16:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Sep 24 – Sat
Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai Indians, 3rd Match
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Sep 25 – Sun
Chevrolet Warriors v South Australia, 4th Match
10:30
16:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Sep 25 – Sun
TBC v TBC, 5th Match
14:30
20:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Sep 26 – Mon
Mumbai Indians v TBC, 6th Match
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Sep 27 – Tue
TBC v South Australia, 7th Match
14:30
20:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Sep 28 – Wed
New South Wales v TBC, 8th Match
10:30
16:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Sep 28 – Wed
Chennai Super Kings v Cape Cobras, 9th Match
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Sep 29 – Thu
TBC v Royal Challengers Bangalore, 10th Match
14:30
20:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Sep 30 – Fri
Mumbai Indians v Cape Cobras, 11th Match
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Oct 01 – Sat
South Australia v TBC, 12th Match
10:30
16:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Oct 01 – Sat
TBC v Chevrolet Warriors, 13th Match
14:30
20:00
Eden Gardens
Kolkata
Oct 02 – Sun
Mumbai Indians v New South Wales, 14th Match
10:30
16:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Oct 02 – Sun
Chennai Super Kings v TBC, 15th Match
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Oct 03 – Mon
Royal Challengers Bangalore v TBC, 16th Match
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Oct 04 – Tue
Cape Cobras v TBC, 17th Match
10:30
16:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Oct 04 – Tue
Chennai Super Kings v New South Wales, 18th Match
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Oct 05 – Wed
Chevrolet Warriors v TBC, 19th Match
10:30
16:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Oct 05 – Wed
Royal Challengers Bangalore v South Australia, 20th Match
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Oct 07 – Fri
TBC v TBC, 1st Semi-final
14:30
20:00
M.Chinnaswamy
Bangalore
Oct 08 – Sat
TBC v TBC, 2nd Semi-final
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai
Oct 09 – Sun
TBC v TBC, Final
14:30
20:00
MA Chidambaram
Chennai


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