Daily Latest News |
| Indian Schedule/ Timings of the FIFA World Cup 2010 matches [IST] Posted: 11 Jun 2010 05:09 AM PDT  Fifa world cup The 19th FIFA World Cup 2010 (FIFA- Fédération Internationale de Football Association) has hit the hearts of the football lovers all round the globe. 32 biggest teams will be fighting for one of the biggest titles on the Earth. The stadiums are going housefull, and the tickets are being sold ten times of their original costs by the brokers. People from round the globe will be catching all the action live in the packed stadiums to have all the excitement. Well, if you are among the majority of people who are not able to go to South Africa, and catch all the action live, then here’s something for your respite. ESPN brings you all the action from the venue to your door step. For you people, here’s a schedule of the matches according to Indian Standard Time (IST): June 11 07.30pm – South Africa Vs Mexico – Johannesburg (SC) June 12 12.00am – Uruguay Vs France – Cape Town 05.00pm – South Korea Vs Greece – Johannesburg (SC) 07.30pm – Argentina Vs Nigeria – Port Elizabeth (Ellis) June 13 12.00am – England Vs USA – Rustenburg 05.00pm – Algeria Vs Slovenia – Polokwane 07.30pm – Serbia Vs Ghana – Pretoria June 14 12.00am – Germany Vs Australia – Durban 05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Denmark – Johannesburg (SC) 07.30pm – Japan Vs Cameroon – Bloemfontein June 15 12.00am – Italy Vs Paraguay – Cape Town 05.00pm – New Zealand Vs Slovakia – Rustenburg 07.30pm – Ivory Coast Vs Portugal – Port Elizabeth June 16 12.00am – Brazil Vs North Korea – Johannesburg (Ellis) 05.00pm – Honduras Vs Chile – Nelspruit 07.30pm – Spain Vs Switzerland – Durban June 17 12.00am – South Africa Vs Uruguay – Pretoria 05.00pm – Argentina Vs South Korea – Johannesburg (SC) 07.30pm – Greece Vs Nigeria – Bloemfontein June 18 12.00am – France Vs Mexico – Polokwane 05.00pm – Germany Vs Serbia – Port Elizabeth 07.30pm – Slovenia Vs USA – Johannesburg (Ellis) June 19 12.00am – England Vs Algeria – Cape Town 05.00pm – Netherlands Vs Japan – Durban 07.30pm – Ghana Vs Australia – Rustenburg June 20 12.00am – Cameroon Vs Denmark – Pretoria 05.00pm – Slovakia Vs Paraguay – Bloemfontein 07.30pm – Italy Vs New Zealand – Nelspruit June 21 12.00am – Brazil Vs Ivory Coast – Johannesburg (SC) 05.00pm – Portugal Vs North Korea – Cape Town 07.30pm – Chile Vs Switzerland – Port Elizabeth June 22 12.00am – Spain Vs Honduras – Johannesburg (Ellis) 07.30pm – Mexico Vs Uruguay – Rustenburg 07.30pm – France Vs South Africa – Bloemfontein June 23 12.00am – Nigeria Vs South Korea – Durban 12.00am – Greece Vs Argentina – Polokwane 07.30pm – Slovenia Vs England – Port Elizabeth 07.30pm – USA Vs Algeria – Pretoria June 24 12.00am – Ghana Vs Germany – Johannesburg (SC) 12.00am – Australia Vs Serbia – Nelspruit 07.30am – Slovakia Vs Italy – Johannesburg (Ellis) 07.30am – Paraguay Vs New Zealand – Polokwane June 25 12.00am – Denmark Vs Japan – Rustenburg 12.00am – Cameroon Vs Netherlands – Cape Town 07.30am – Portugal Vs Brazil – Durban 07.30am – North Korea Vs Ivory Coast – Nelspruit June 26 12.00am – Chile Vs Spain – Pretoria 12.00am – Switzerland Vs Honduras – Bloemfontein Second Round – ROUND OF 16 June 26 07.30pm – Group A winner Vs Group B 2nd place – Port Elizabeth June 27 12.00am – Group C winner Vs Group D 2nd place – Rustenburg 07.30pm – Group D winner Vs Group C 2nd place – Bloemfontein June 28 12.00am – Group B winner Vs Group A 2nd place – Johannesburg (SC) 07. 30pm – Group E winner Vs Group F 2nd place – Durban June 29 12.00am – Group G winner Vs Group H 2nd place – Johannesburg (Ellis) 07.30pm – Group F winner Vs Group E 2nd place – Pretoria June 30 12.00am – Group H winner Vs Group G 2nd place – Cape Town Quarter-finals July 2 7.30pm – 1st Quarter-final – Port Elizabeth July 3 12. 00am – 2nd Quarter-final – Johannesburg (SC) 7.30pm – 3rd Quarter-final – Cape Town July 4 12.00am – 4th Quarter-final – Johannesburg (Ellis) Semi-finals July 7 12.00am – 1st Semi-final – Cape Town July 8 12.00am – 2nd Semi-final – Durban Third Place (July 11) 12.00am – Semi-final losers – Port Elizabeth Final (July 12) 12.00am – Semi-final winners – Johannesburg (SC) |
| ‘Raavan’: Mani Ratnam turns hairdresser Posted: 11 Jun 2010 04:47 AM PDT  Raavan As 'Raavan' gets ready for the mega release on June 18th, speculations doing the rounds reveal that Abhishek Bachchan's stylist in the movie is none other than director Mani Ratnam himself. Junior Bachchan who plays the lead role of Beera, a dalit leader, was required to sport a tough and raw look for the character. After disapproving Bollywood stylist Aalim's art, Ratnam himself took up the responsibility and chopped off Abhi's hair at the location. However, Aalim was asked to do touch ups on the director's effort regularly, by making frequent visits to the shooting site in the jungles of Kerala. Abhishek's stubble look is an essential feature of his character and Mani Ratnam was hellbound to make sure that the actor is made to fit the bill. Since Beera represents the underprivileged class, the character was assigned an impoverished and less refined look. It has also been reported that by agreeing to the hair cut Abhi has finally kept his word of sporting a hair do of Mani's choice. This promise was supposedly made during the filming of "Yuva" The star cast also includes Aishwarya Rai opposite Abhishek, alongwith actors like Govinda, Ravi Kissen, and Nikhil Dwivedi. The film is shot in both Hindi and Tamil versions. Aishwarya plays the role of Sita in both, while Abhishek and Vikram enact Raavan in Hindi and Tamil versions respectively. |
| You are subscribed to email updates from Daily Latest News To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
| Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610 | |
0 comments:
Post a Comment