The first Semi-Final of the ICC Champion Trophy 2013 will host by Kennigton oval in London as England acquire South Africa in the final against either India or Sri Lanka.

The recent ODI played in England, this will wake the position of England very strong England on the top 3 finalist in this tournament Morgana will be expecting of England Root and Butler have a obscene Solid ground. A sudden disabling attack can take the fame away from South Africa.James Anderson will be hoping for a repeating performance as he took 4 wickets as he is better than Dale Steyn England has good batting strategy contemplating the pressure of a game South Africa will be hoping Dale Steyn, as his opening unit with
Chris Morris will be fatal for South Africa if they contrive pressure early they will be halfway to a win if Colin Ingram and Hashim Amla opening the innings of South Africa the result might be in favor of them,like the performance of 1998 when they won the tournament weather forecast not in favor, with so many matches decide by D/L, fans will hope for best.

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The scene is set for the final match of the champions trophy where Sri lanka takes on Australia on Monday, the result will play a crucial role because of the over cast conditions. The teams must win there matches as the point table become tighter. Australia are the title holder right now but its difficult for them to defend it. There captaincy remains a huge issue and so does the player performance. The condition may favor aussie bowlers but the in experience may show anytime. Sri lanka on the other hand have been exceptional with the experience of the 2 mighty players and the experiences from the IPL will give them a massive boost. Australia cant be taken lightly because they will be out with all cylinders firing.

ICC Champion Trophy 15-06-2013 the match between India and Pakistan will be hosted by Sophia Garden in cradiff New Zealand will take on England in a vital combat it will suggest the semi-final stage of the tournament.

The recent series in England ,New Zealand ending by 2-1 which will be huge affect and important concern for the England fans. Cook and Bell will be starting Key and hoping not to though his wicket away. Joe Root did well against Sri Lanka showing adequate model for young players.

After putting on 293 against Sri Lanka their bowling never looked like to defending the task. Steven finn a window of opportunity for accuracy to the line-up McCULUM had 40 against English wheres Guptill’s high average Mitchell and McClenagham has been their top performer. Ross Taylor who will be trying for a big score both sides will be showing their best talent In case of Windies vs South Africa game its proved that cricket is a game of small margins.

 
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The ICC champion 2013 hosted by sophia garden in cardiff the match between South Africa played very well against Pak so therefore,South Africa will be confident as well as west indies suffered a huge 8 wicket loss at the hand of India.

The West indies have cheap performance over all.They will be enthusiastically impatient and will be looking to do exactly that Kamar Roach expectation and desire to regain. as he showed against PAK, after being criticize severely in the previous match they will be enjoying the fruit of experience, Samvels and Sarwan who haven’t enforce deeply. For the better performance Bravo and pollard attack during the lost 10 overs cricket fours will appreciate and hope that chris Gayle can play well, against the likes of Morris and steyn.
South Africa will be confident as steyn return if the get rid of the big fish Gayle early they way win. IP Duming exceptional average 91.75 from 9 matches. AB De villiers also has 3 ODI hundreds against them with the average 64.25.

Windies position is rather very strong. Darren Sammy will be dangerous. All thing contributing to result in favor of windies.
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England will hosts this match Sri Lanka will be reckless from despair against England in this match, this tournament having suffered a 1 wicket loss for in their opening combat. Kusal perera ready for unprovoked attack and look towards his opening partner Dilshan, their partnership will go along way to serving a win for their side. Sangakkara was inspiring by the cricket lover,while playing attacking shorts to the spinners. Treadwell Swann will line up to the bowling pressure. Lasith Malinga will be their inflicting bodily harm and has an excellent records against England. though, the host team won against Australia with the help of superb team work. Eoin Morgan will be their instrument for turning bolt of lock, he ha been out form of late as poor showing in the IPL,

He has to get out of T20. cook and bekk have been strong and the spin of Herath and Dilshan during the middle overs. Sri Lanka will face severe pressure if England arranges to attack the spin options.

All past facts between the sides will extremely close. Sri Lanka must win if England will have less pressure on them.

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Galle International Stadium – Galle

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Galle International Stadium – Galle

At stumps England were 421 for six, a lead of 128 runs, after facing a 293-run deficit on the first innings in the rain-interrupted Test.

Despite the best efforts of England nightwatchman Steven Finn and New Zealand quick Neil Wagner on the final day, an outright result was never more than a remote possibility on the unresponsive wicket.

New Zealand saw a glimmer of hope in the first three overs after tea when Finn was eventually removed after 203 minutes at the crease for 56 and Joe Root quickly followed, run out without scoring.

But Ian Bell, with an unbeaten 26, and Matt Prior (23 not out, in pic) carried England through to stumps, seeing off the third new ball of the innings in the process.

Despite being unable to force a victory, New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum saw it as a morale-boosting performance for his side who dominated the early stages of the Test against the world’s second-ranked side.

“We never gave up the belief that we could get the job done but we weren’t quite able to finish off,” he said, rueing the loss of the opening day because of rain.

“Another day of Test cricket would have been phenomenal. You lose that first day and you have to try and work out how to congest such a good game into four days. Unfortunately we weren’t able to.”

England captain Alastair Cook was relieved to escape with a draw after the tourists posted only 167 in their first innings. He said it put them on good footing for the second Test.

“The character to dig ourselves out of a hole is very pleasing,” he said.

“It certainly gives us some confidence, especially when you get bowled out for 160 in the first innings, as a batting unit you can start to have negative thoughts. You don’t want that to snowball.”

England resumed the final day at 234 for one and added 31 before Nick Compton fell for 117, trapped leg before wicket by a swinging delivery from Wagner.

Compton’s maiden Test century and his 231-run opening stand with Cook, who made 116, may well have secured his international career. Compton’s previous nine Test innings had produced a best score of only 57.

Wagner, a late inclusion in the side when Doug Bracewell cut his foot, staked a strong claim to be retained for the second Test after finishing with figures of three for 141 to go with his four-wicket bag in the first innings.

In the session between lunch and tea, the left-arm seamer claimed the wickets of Jonathan Trott, caught and bowled for 52, and Kevin Pietersen who was caught behind for 12.

As the senior batsmen came and went, nightwatchman Finn doggedly pressed on to his maiden half-century, frustrating the New Zealand bowlers as he played a straight bat to anything heading towards the stumps.

He survived two tough chances, edging the ball towards the slip cordon, and his 203 minutes at the crease included a 72-minute period when he faced 50 dot balls before advancing from 53 to 54.

But having refrained from anything flashy for more than two sessions Finn was undone immediately after tea when he attempted to play across the line against Bruce Martin and was deemed leg before wicket.

Root’s brief stay in the middle ended when he was called for an unnecessary single by Bell and was run out without scoring on a direct hit from Tim Southee.

Bell and Prior then steered England safely through to stumps, which was called with 15 overs remaining.

Although Wagner was the principal wicket-taker for New Zealand, Trent Boult was the most economical bowler with one for 49 from 35 overs. Martin took one for 90 in 44 overs.

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