20 Feb v New Zealand, Chennai 23 Feb v Pakistan, Hambantota (d/n) 1 Mar v Sri Lanka, Colombo (d/n) 7 Mar v Canada, Delhi (d/n) 13 Mar v Australia, Bangalore (d/n) 20 Mar v Zimbabwe, Kolkata Semi-finals in 2003.
20 Feb v Kenya, Chennai 25 Feb v Australia, Nagpur 4 Mar v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad 8 Mar v Pakistan, Kandy 13 Mar v Canada, Mumbai 18 Mar v Sri Lanka, Mumbai Semi-finalists in 1975, 1979, 1992, 1999 and 2007.
Saturday v Fulham (a) 20 April v Liverpool (h) 26 April v Man United (a) 4 May v Chelsea (a) 11 May v Arsenal (h).
20 Feb v Canada, Hambantota (d/n) 26 Feb v Pakistanm Colombo (d/n) 1 Mar v Kenya, Colombo (d/n) 5 Mar v Australia, Colombo (d/n) 10 Mar v Zimbabwe, Kandy (d/n) 18 Mar v New Zealand, Mumbai (d/n) Winners in 1996.
22 Feb v England, Nagpur d/n 28 Feb v West Indies, Delhi d/n 3 Mar v South Africa, Chandigarh 9 Mar v India, Delhi d/n 14 Mar v Bangladesh, Chittagong 18 Mar v Ireland, Kolkata First round in 1996, 2003 and 2007 Peter Borren Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, Borren was never seriously coached until joining the Dutch squad.
19 Feb v Bangladesh, Mirpur (d/n) 27 Feb v England, Bangalore (d/n) 6 March v Ireland, Bangalore, (d/n) 9 March v Netherlands, Delhi (d/n) 12 March v South Africa, Nagpur (d/n) 20 March v West Indies, Chennai (d/n) Winners in 1983.
21 Feb v Zimbabwe, Ahmedabad (d/n) 25 Feb v New Zealand, Nagpur (d/n) 5 March v Sri Lanka, Colombo (d/n) 13 March v Kenya, Bangalore (d/n) 16 March v Canada, Bangalore (d/n) 19 March v Pakistan, Colombo (d/n) Winners in 1987, 1999, 2003 and 2007.
