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Silverlite 3 has added lots of features, we will look at it in more details.

Following are some sample videos and source code for some of the functionalites in Microsoft Silverlite 3. You can downnload videos you can donwload source code in c# and you can also download source code in vb.net for Silverlite 3

Sample Video and source code for ELEMENT TO ELEMENT BINDING

Following video will demonstrates how to use the new ability to bind one UI element to another without the need for an underlying data object to mediate keeping them synchronized.

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Sample Video and source code for DOMAIN UPDOWN CONTROL

demonstrates how to use the new Domain UpDown control to create a spinner that provides access to a limited set of values.

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Sample Video and source code for TIME INPUT CONTROL
In this video, Silverlight Geek, Jesse Liberty, walks through using the new Timer input control and shows how to set the control for its various styles such as hover or click, pop-up or sliders and setting the intervals for easy date choice.

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You may think that why I am giving ‘IPL schedule’ the match timings and Fixtures of ‘IPL Session 2’ over here!!! The thing is there are lots of cricket fans in India and I am one of them and other thing is because there are many concepts we can learn about IPL. I am interested in creating ‘case study on IPL success’ I will do it and let you know. Till then you can see the IPL matched (or ‘watch IPL matches online’ I don’t know if we can). Following IPL matches schedule will help you to organize your timings.

April 18: Bangalore v Kolkata at Bangalore

April 19: Mohali v Chennai at Mohali and Delhi v Jaipur at Delhi

April 20: Mumbai v Bangalore at Mumbai; Kolkata v Hyderabad at Kolkata

April 21: Jaipur v Mohali at Jaipur

April 22: Hyderabad v Delhi at Hyderabad

April 23: Chennai v Mumbai at Chennai

April 24: Hyderabad v Jaipur at Hyderabad

April 25: Mohali v Mumbai at Mohali

April 26: Bangalore v Jaipur at Bangalore; Chennai v Kolkata at Chennai

April 27: Mumbai v Hyderabad at Mumbai; Mohali v Delhi at Mohali

April 28: Bangalore v Chennai at Bangalore

April 29: Kolkata v Mumbai at Kolkata

April 30: Delhi v Bangalore at Delhi.

May 1: Hyderabad v Mohali at Hyderabad; Jaipur v Kolkata at Jaipur

May 2: Chennai v Delhi at Chennai.

May 3: Hyderabad at Bangalore at Hyderabad; Mohali v Kolkata at Mohali

May 4: Mumbai v Delhi at Mumbai; Jaipur v Chennai at Jaipur

May 5: Bangalore v Mohali at Bangalore

May 6: Chennai v Hyderabad at Chennai

May 7: Mumbai v Jaipur at Mumbai

May 8: Delhi v Chennai at Delhi; Kolkata v Bangalore at Kolkata

May 9: Jaipur v Hyderabad at Jaipur

May 10: Bangalore v Mumbai at Bangalore; Chennai v Mohali at Chennai

May 11: Hyderabad v Kolkata at Hyderabad; Jaipur v Delhi at Jaipur

May 12: Mohali v Bangalore at Mohali

May 13: Kolkata v Delhi at Kolkata

May 14: Mumbai v Chennai at Mumbai; Mohali v Jaipur at Mohali

May 15: Delhi v Hyderabad at Delhi

May 16: Mumbai v Kolkata at Mumbai

May 17: Delhi v Mohali at Delhi; Jaipur v Bangalore at Jaipur

May 18: Hyderabad v Mumbai at Hyderabad; Kolkata v Chenna at Kolkata

May 19: Bangalore v Delhi at Bangalore

May 20: Kolkata v Jaipur at Kolkata

May 21: Mumbai v Mohali at Mumbai; Chennai v Bangalore at Chennai

May 22: Delhi v Kolkata at Delhi

May 23: Mohali v Hyderabad at Mohali.

May 24: Delhi v Mumbai at Delhi; Chennai v Jaipur at Chennai

May 25: Bangalore v Hyderabad at Bangalore; Kolkata v Mohali at Kolkata

May 26: Jaipur v Mumbai at Jaipur

May 27: Hyderabad v Chennai at Hyderabad

May 28 and 29: Rest days

May 30: First semi-final at Mumbai

May 31: Second semi-final at Mumbai

June 1: Final at Mumbai

Squad (Players) of IPL 2009

Online Live IPL Matches, Videos, Scorecards, Highlights

Hello Friends,

Mobile community is growing very rapidly. There are lots of new applications are coming for mobile devices and also lots of new mobile technologies are coming. The good example will be iPhone. When iPhone is brought in to the market, the way of thinking of mobile users is dramatically changed.

There are lots of mobile OS are there, we have good competition between Simbion OS, Windows Mobile, iPhone OS, Google Android etc. I have read from several sites that Microsoft is going to launch there next mobile operating system, the ‘Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 7’.

You might be interested in knowing what exactly is there in Windows Mobile 7, the features of ‘Mobile 7’. Following are the some screenshots of Windows mobile 7. I don’t know are they real or fake :). But I will definatily let you know about the ‘Videos of Windows Mobile 7’, ‘Screenshots of Windows Mobile 7’ and also the ‘Features of Windows Mobile 7’. So keep in touch and also write the feedback about what you think the new in Windows Mobile 7

Keywords: Windows Mobile 7, iPhone OS, Google Android, Simbion OS

In this article you can find the feature comparison between different products of Windows 7.

The criteria for comparison is based on
Availability
User interface features
Security features
Performance features
Reliability features
Bundled applications
Digital media features
Networking features
Mobility features
Enterprise features

Features of Windows 7 Home Basic edition
Features of Windows 7 Home premium edition
Features of Windows 7 Professional edition
Features of Windows 7 Enterprise edition
Features of Windows 7 Ultimate edition

Availability features

User interface features

Security features

Performance features

Reliability features

Bundled applications

Digital media features

Networking features

Mobility features

Enterprise features

There are lots of new things are added in Windows7, would you like to test Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) ? Windows 7 RC will be ready to download soon. But you should be aware that what are the prerequirests required to run Windows 7. So before download Microsoft’s Windows 7, you can check for following things which are minimum requirements for Windows 7.

• Internet access (to download Windows 7 RC and get updates)
• A PC with these minimum recommended specifications:
  - 1 GHz 32-bit or 64-bit processor or higher
  - 1 GB of system memory or more
  - 16 GB of available disk space
  - Support for DirectX 9 graphics with 128 MB memory (to enable the Aero theme)
  - DVD-R/W Drive
  Please note these specifications could change. And, some product features of Windows 7, such as the ability to watch and record live TV or navigation through the use of “touch,” may require advanced or additional hardware.

But there is always risk to try RC, so following things you should consider before downloading Windows 7 OS and installing windows 7 on your machine.

• You don’t need to rush to get Windows 7 RC. The RC release will be available at least through June 2009 and we’re not limiting the number of product keys, so you have plenty of time.
• Watch the calendar. Windows 7 RC will expire on June 1, 2010. So if you install the RC release you’ll either need to upgrade to the final version of Windows 7 before that date, or install a prior version of Windows. (For more about installing Windows, see installation instructions.
• Protect your PC and data . Be sure to back up your data and please don’t test Windows 7 RC on your primary home or business PC.
• Technical details/updates: before installing the RC please read the Release Notes, and Things to Know for important information about the release.
• Keep up with the news. You can keep up with general technical information and news by following the Springboard Series blog or Windows team blog. Want technical guidance, tips, and tools? Visit the Springboard Series on TechNet.
  And, you can get non-technical news, tips, and offers on the Springboard Series on TechNet
• Keep your PC updated: Be sure turn on automatic updates in Windows Update in case we publish updates for the RC.

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You already taken the look at Windows7 at Microsoft Windows 7: Demo , there is one interesting feature in Microsoft’s Windows 7 i.e.. touch sensing feature. You may have looked at ‘Microsoft Surface’ in which you can play using your fingers on screen. Same things is there in Windows version 7 which is the next (future) version of Microsoft Windows.

I have read a very good articles on microsoft site. And got following information for you, so read it

With Windows 7 Microsoft have enriched the Windows experience with touch, making touch a first-class way to interact with your PC alongside the mouse and keyboard. Microsoft focused on common activities and refined them thoughtfully with touch in mind. You will have the freedom of direct interaction, like being able to reach out and slowly scroll a web page then flick quickly to move through it. With new touch optimized applications from creative software developers you will be able to immerse yourself as you explore you photos, browse the globe, or go after bad guys in your favorite games.

While providing this touchable experience, Microsoft made sure you are getting the full Windows 7 experience and not a sub-set just for touch. Microsoft’ve been asked if Microsoft are creating a new Touch UI, or “Touch Shell” for Windows – something like Media Center that completely replaces the UI of Windows with a version that is optimized for touch. As you can see from the beta, Microsoft are focused on bringing touch through the Windows experience and delivering optimized touch interface where appropriate. A touch shell for launching only touch-specific applications would not meet customers’ needs – there would be too much switching between “touch” mode and Windows applications. Instead, Microsoft focused our efforts on augmenting the overall experience so that Windows works great with touch.

Microsoft took a variety of approaches – some broad, and some very targeted to support this goal:

Touch gestures: Windows 7 has a simple set of touch gestures that work in many existing applications. These include the basics of tap and drag, as well as scroll, right-click, back, forward, zoom, and rotate. More details on how gestures work is described later.

Improved high DPI support: Windows 7 has improved high dpi support (see High DPI blog post). The broad benefit to touch is that UI elements are rendered closer to their intended size – usually larger – which makes small buttons, links, and other targets easier to access with touch.

Improved window management: The updated taskbar and windows arranging features go a long way towards making Windows easier to use with touch. There have been several subtle but critical touch optimizations:

The taskbar buttons and thumbnails are ideally sized for pressing with touch, and specific behaviors are tuned for touch input. For example, the Jump Lists can be accessed with a simple drag up from the taskbar, and when opened with touch, the shortcuts in the Jump Lists are drawn with extra vertical spacing to make them easier to select.

Aero Peek has been tuned to work with touch – the show desktop button is twice as wide (the only visual sign you are on a Windows Touch PC) and instead of hovering (which you can’t do with touch), a press-and-hold on the button activates Aero Peek.

Sizing and positioning windows is easy with Aero Snap – just drag a window to a screen edge. Furthermore, this was tuned with special touch thresholds so that you don’t have to drag to the absolute edge of the screen – a better balance for touch usage.

Refinements to key experiences: The top browsing and media activities were refined to provide an optimized touch experience. IE8 includes support for the core touch gestures (scrolling, back, forward, zoom) as well as an optimized address bar that opens by dragging down, and extra spacing in favorites and history lists when opened with touch for easy selection. In Windows Media Player, the transport controls (play, pause, etc) have larger clickable areas even though they still look the same size – so that they are easier to touch.

Touch keyboard: The on-screen keyboard has been optimized for touch with glow key feedback that’s visible when your finger is covering the letter and multitouch support for natural typing behavior and key combinations. It’s designed for quick usage, like entering a URL.

Overall, the Windows Touch features are designed to work together to deliver a great end-to-end touch experience. For example, the goal with IE8 was to deliver a seamless touch browsing experience, this includes the panning, zooming, URL entry, and several interface enhancements. For this reason, all the new touch features require the presence of a multi-touch digitizer – more on that further down.

Gestures

The Windows Touch gestures are the basic actions you use to interact with Windows or an application using touch. As Microsoft noted above, because the gestures are built into the core of Windows, they are designed to work with all applications, even ones that were never designed with touch in mind.

Our mantra with gestures has been “Predictable + Reliable = Habits”. To be predictable the action should relate to the result – if you drag content down, the content should move down. To be reliable, the gesture should do roughly the same action everywhere, and the gesture needs to be responsive and robust to reasonable variations. If these conditions are met then people are far more likely to develop habits and use gestures without consciously thinking about it.

Microsoft’ve intentionally focused on this small set of system-wide gestures in Win7. By keeping the set small Microsoft reduce misrecognition errors – making them more reliable. Microsoft reduce latencies since Microsoft need less data to indentify gestures. It’s also easier for all of us to remember a small set! The core gestures are:

Tap and Double-tap – Touch and release to click. This is the most basic touch action. Can also double-tap to open files and folders. Tolerances are tuned to be larger than with a mouse. This works everywhere.

Drag – Touch and slide your finger on screen. Like a dragging with a mouse, this moves icons around the desktop, moves windows, selects text (by dragging left or right), etc. This works everywhere.

Scroll – Drag up or down on the content (not the scrollbar!) of scrollable window to scroll. This may sound basic, but it is the most used (and most useful – it’s a lot easier than targeting the scrollbar!) gesture in the beta according to our telemetry. You’ll notice details that make this a more natural interaction: the inertia if you toss the page and the little bounce when the end of the page is reached. Scrolling is one of the most common activities on the web and in email, and the ability to drag and toss the page is a perfect match for the strengths of touch (simple quick drags on screen). Scrolling is available with one or more fingers. This works in most applications that use standard scrollbars.

Zoom – Pinch two fingers together or apart to zoom in or out on a document. This comes in handy when looking at photos or reading documents on a small laptop. This works in applications that support mouse wheel zooming.

Two-Finger Tap – tapping with two fingers simultaneously zooms in about the center of the gesture or restores to the default zoom – great for zooming in on hyperlinks. Applications need to add code to support this.

Rotate – Touch two spots on a digital photo and twist to rotate it just like a real photo. Applications need to add code to support this.

Flicks – Flick left or right to navigate back and forward in a browser and other apps. This works in most applications that support back and forward.

Press-and-hold – Hold your finger on screen for a moment and release after the animation to get a right-click. This works everywhere.

Or, press-and-tap with a second finger – to get right-click, just like you would click the right button on a mouse or trackpad. This works everywhere.

For touch gestures, seeing them in action is important so here is a brief video showing the gestures in action:

Today finally Tata has launched the most awaited car “Nano” the “RS 1 Lac Tata Nano !!!”.

From the start only Tata’s Nano has faced many management problems. It was to developed in Singur, but because of political issues in west Bengal Tata has decided to shift the plant from Singur. Then many states has tried to bag it and finally Gujarat has succeeded to grab the plant. Because of all such issues, there was a delay in launching the Nano. Now finally Tata’s Nano has been launched, a great relief

From management perspective, there are lots of things to learn. Choosing the location at the start is really important from organisations point of view. Along with availability of resources, it is really important to think about political uncertinities and government policies

Following are some of the features of TATA Nano:
624cc petrol engine
33BHP
20km per litre mileage, upto 26km per litre on highway
30 liter petrol tank
4 door, 5-seater
Rear engine, front boot
4 speed manual gear box
On road price expected to be around Rs. 1 lakh 25 thousand
front disc brakes and drums in the rear
Euro 4 compliant
Top speed 90kmph

21% more space than Maruti 800!
cost of basic model Rs. 1,00,000

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I am wondering, every person have different motivation factor. Everyone is motivated by different things. Some are motivated my money, some are by friends, some are by job profiles etc. according to such motivational factors human says what they want to be in life. Please reply to this blog and tell me what you want to be in your life J

Everyone wants to become something in his/her life…

What you want to be?

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Apple has launched the new OS of IPhone “the IPhone OS 3″. There are lots of changes are done by apple in it’s OS 3. Following are some of the features of IPhone OS 3.0.

Free upgrades: iPhone users, including those holding first-generation iPhones, will be able to upgrade to 3.0 for free. However, iPod Touch users, first or second generation, will have to shell out $9.95 for the update. The new operating system runs on the latest version of the iPhone, released last year, as well as the original model.

Cut-copy-paste feature: Finally apple has added Cut-copy-paste feature to there Iphone OS :). Look at the following video of Cut-copy-paste feature

Other new things is IPhone OS 3 of Apple includes:
Stereo Bluetooth
Multimedia messaging
Full-fledged GPS device with iPhone 3.0
Text messaging
The new iPhone software comes with shake-to-shuffle-songs capability
I Phone OS 3 have Landscape keyboard and Push notification
I Phone OS 3 have better search capabilities, A new home window now allows you to search for anything on your iPhone
Peer to Peer connectivity over Bluetooth for file transfer and gaming
Voice recording and editing app has been added. You can also email or MMS those recordings now.

How to download IPhone OS 3?
If you are looking for downloading the iphone OS 3.0 Beta version you can download it VIA iPhone Dev center. First you have to join developer program. When you join the iPhone Developer Program, you will receive access to the new iPhone SDK and iPhone OS 3.0 beta.

So download it, have a look and cheers

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Following is the new schedule of IPL 2009, IPL has been moved from India to South Africa, you can watch matches online, you can see the live scorecards, and you can also see the video highlights on IPL matches online. There are lots of sites are available on which you can see online live IPL score cards. Can see online video of IPL matches and can also see the highlights of IPL matches. So enjoy IPL.

April 2009
Sat 18 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	1st match - Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai Indians Newlands, Cape Town
Sat 18 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	2nd match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Rajasthan Royals Newlands, Cape Town
Sun 19 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	3rd match - Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab Newlands, Cape Town
Sun 19 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	4th match - Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight Riders Newlands, Cape Town
Mon 20 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	5th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Chennai Super Kings St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Tue 21 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	6th match - Kings XI Punjab v Kolkata Knight Riders Kingsmead, Durban
Tue 21 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	7th match - Rajasthan Royals v Mumbai Indians Kingsmead, Durban
Wed 22 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	8th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Deccan Chargers Newlands, Cape Town
Thu 23 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	9th match - Chennai Super Kings v Delhi Daredevils Kingsmead, Durban
Thu 23 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	10th match - Kolkata Knight Riders v Rajasthan Royals Newlands, Cape Town
Fri 24 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	11th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Kings XI Punjab Kingsmead, Durban
Sat 25 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	12th match - Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians Kingsmead, Durban
Sat 25 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	13th match - Chennai Super Kings v Kolkata Knight Riders Newlands, Cape Town
Sun 26 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	14th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Delhi Daredevils St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Sun 26 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	15th match - Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals Newlands, Cape Town
Mon 27 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	16th match - Deccan Chargers v Chennai Super Kings Kingsmead, Durban
Mon 27 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	17th match - Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Tue 28 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	18th match - Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals SuperSport Park, Centurion
Wed 29 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	19th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Kolkata Knight Riders Kingsmead, Durban
Wed 29 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	20th match - Kings XI Punjab v Mumbai Indians Kingsmead, Durban
Thu 30 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	21st match - Delhi Daredevils v Deccan Chargers SuperSport Park, Centurion
Thu 30 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	22nd match - Chennai Super Kings v Rajasthan Royals SuperSport Park, Centurion
May 2009
Fri 1 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	23rd match - Kolkata Knight Riders v Mumbai Indians Buffalo Park, East London
Fri 1 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	24th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Kings XI Punjab Kingsmead, Durban
Sat 2 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	25th match - Deccan Chargers v Rajasthan Royals St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Sat 2 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	26th match - Chennai Super Kings v Delhi Daredevils New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Sun 3 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	27th match - Kings XI Punjab v Kolkata Knight Riders St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Sun 3 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	28th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Mumbai Indians New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Mon 4 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	29th match - Chennai Super Kings v Deccan Chargers Buffalo Park, East London
Tue 5 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	30th match - Kings XI Punjab v Rajasthan Royals Kingsmead, Durban
Tue 5 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	31st match - Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders Kingsmead, Durban
Wed 6 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	32nd match - Deccan Chargers v Mumbai Indians SuperSport Park, Centurion
Thu 7 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	33rd match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Rajasthan Royals SuperSport Park, Centurion
Thu 7 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	34th match - Chennai Super Kings v Kings XI Punjab SuperSport Park, Centurion
Fri 8 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	35th match - Delhi Daredevils v Mumbai Indians Buffalo Park, East London
Sat 9 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	36th match - Deccan Chargers v Kings XI Punjab De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley
Sat 9 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	37th match - Chennai Super Kings v Rajasthan Royals De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley
Sun 10 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	38th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Mumbai Indians St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Sun 10 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	39th match - Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Mon 11 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	40th match - Deccan Chargers v Rajasthan Royals De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley
Tue 12 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	41st match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Kolkata Knight Riders SuperSport Park, Centurion
Tue 12 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	42nd match - Kings XI Punjab v Mumbai Indians SuperSport Park, Centurion
Wed 13 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	43rd match - Deccan Chargers v Delhi Daredevils Kingsmead, Durban
Thu 14 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	44th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Chennai Super Kings Kingsmead, Durban
Thu 14 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	45th match - Mumbai Indians v Rajasthan Royals Kingsmead, Durban
Fri 15 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	46th match - Delhi Daredevils v Kings XI Punjab OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein
Sat 16 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	47th match - Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai Indians St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Sat 16 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	48th match - Deccan Chargers v Kolkata Knight Riders New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Sun 17 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	49th match - Deccan Chargers v Kings XI Punjab New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Sun 17 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	50th match - Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan Royals OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein
Mon 18 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	51st match - Chennai Super Kings v Kolkata Knight Riders SuperSport Park, Centurion
Tue 19 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	52nd match - Delhi Daredevils v Bangalore Royal Challengers New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Wed 20 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	53rd match - Kolkata Knight Riders v Rajasthan Royals Kingsmead, Durban
Wed 20 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	54th match - Chennai Super Kings v Kings XI Punjab Kingsmead, Durban
Thu 21 12:30 local, 10:30 GMT	55th match - Delhi Daredevils v Mumbai Indians SuperSport Park, Centurion
Thu 21 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	56th match - Bangalore Royal Challengers v Deccan Chargers SuperSport Park, Centurion
Fri 22 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	1st Semi-Final - TBC v TBC SuperSport Park, Centurion
Sat 23 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	2nd Semi-Final - TBC v TBC New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg
Sun 24 16:30 local, 14:30 GMT	Final - TBC v TBC New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg