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Date and Time	Match	Weather
Fri Sep 10           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	1st Match, Group B - Lions v Mumbai Indians New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	N/A
Sat Sep 11 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	2nd Match, Group A - Warriors v Wayamba St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	N/A
Sat Sep 11           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	3rd Match, Group A - Central Districts v Chennai Super Kings Kingsmead, Durban	N/A
Sun Sep 12 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	4th Match, Group B - Lions v South Australia SuperSport Park, Centurion	N/A
Sun Sep 12           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	5th Match, Group B - Royal Challengers Bangalore v Guyana SuperSport Park, Centurion	N/A
Mon Sep 13           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	6th Match, Group A - Warriors v Victoria St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	N/A
Tue Sep 14           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	7th Match, Group B - Mumbai Indians v South Australia Kingsmead, Durban	19 - 31° C
Wed Sep 15 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	8th Match, Group A - Central Districts v Victoria SuperSport Park, Centurion	13 - 28° C
Wed Sep 15           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	9th Match, Group A - Chennai Super Kings v Wayamba SuperSport Park, Centurion	13 - 28° C
Thu Sep 16           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	10th Match, Group B - Guyana v Mumbai Indians Kingsmead, Durban	17 - 21° C
Fri Sep 17           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	11th Match, Group B - Royal Challengers Bangalore v South Australia Kingsmead, Durban	17 - 22° C
Sat Sep 18 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	12th Match, Group A - Central Districts v Warriors St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	13 - 20° C
Sat Sep 18           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	13th Match, Group A - Chennai Super Kings v Victoria St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	13 - 20° C
Sun Sep 19 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	14th Match, Group B - Lions v Guyana New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	10 - 27° C
Sun Sep 19           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	15th Match, Group B - Mumbai Indians v Royal Challengers Bangalore Kingsmead, Durban	17 - 24° C
Mon Sep 20           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	16th Match, Group A - Victoria v Wayamba SuperSport Park, Centurion	N/A
Tue Sep 21 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	17th Match, Group B - Guyana v South Australia New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	N/A
Tue Sep 21           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	18th Match, Group B - Lions v Royal Challengers Bangalore New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	N/A
Wed Sep 22 11:30 GMT | 13:30 local 17:00 IST	19th Match, Group A - Central Districts v Wayamba St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	N/A
Wed Sep 22           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	20th Match, Group A - Chennai Super Kings v Warriors St George's Park, Port Elizabeth	N/A
Fri Sep 24           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	1st semi-final - TBC v TBC Kingsmead, Durban	N/A
Sat Sep 25           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	2nd semi-final - TBC v TBC SuperSport Park, Centurion	N/A
Sun Sep 26           15:30 GMT | 17:30 local 21:00 IST	Final - TBC v TBC New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	N/A

Wayamba confident ahead of Champions League

Wayamba, the Sri Lankan domestic Twenty20 champions, are one of the low-profile teams heading for the Champions League, but could surprise some of their more famous competitors with a squad containing 11 players who have international caps. They exited in the first round of the Champions League last year but the biggest name in their line-up, Mahela Jayawardene, said that experience will help Wayamba put up a better show in South Africa next month.

"Last year was a bit of an eye-opener for us, participating in that kind of an event," Jayawardene said at a press conference where the team's new shirt was unveiled. "We had quite a few players who hadn't played against international teams. It was a great opportunity for them. We realise where we went wrong; most of our guys now have much more experience playing T20 cricket, playing domestically as well."

Wayamba played both their matches in 2009 on a difficult Feroz Shah Kotla pitch, losing to the Delhi Daredevils and beating one of the favourites, Victoria, before bowing out on net run-rate. Their captain, 29-year-old Jehan Mubarak, was also confident the lessons learnt in India last year, and Wayamba's thorough preparation for this campaign, will yield results.

"We are much more prepared than we were last year, we have had the experience of playing in a previous Champions League," Mubarak said. "Our preparation has been quite extensive this year; we have been practising for at least three months. We have the talent and experience among us to deliver the goods."

In the domestic competition, Wayamba steamrolled their way to the title, winning every game, most of them by big margins. Asked about his team's strengths, he mentioned the opening combination of Jayawardene and 36-year-old Jeevantha Kulatunga, who was Player of the Tournament. "We won most of our games quite easily, lot of that due to Mahela and Jeevantha who gave us brilliant opening stands right throughout the tournament," Mubarak said. "But apart from that there's the bowling and the fielding, the combined team effort and the unity with which we played."

Another of Wayamba's strengths is their spin department, spearheaded by left-arm spinner Rangana Herath and Ajantha Mendis, who could fluster the many batsmen in the Champions League who have never faced him. "It is very tempting [to play both spinners], depends in addition to the conditions on the opposition as well, how well they play spin," Mubarak said. "It is early summer in South Africa, pitches might be on the slow side, might take a bit of turn."

The team have a couple of warm-up matches, against Royal Challengers Bangalore and local side Titans, who did not qualify for the tournament, to get used to the South African conditions. Jayawardene said holding the Champions League in different countries will help increase the number of cricket fans around the world. "Taking the Champions League across makes sense, you create a new audience," he said. "We saw the second IPL, when we played in South Africa, fan base that was there surprised everyone, taking it across the cricket playing countries would create a different brand itself and a new fan following as well."

Wayamba's first game is against South Africa's Warriors on September 11. The other teams in their group are IPL champions Chennai Super Kings, Big Bash winners Victoria and New Zealand's Central Districts.

SOURCE : ESPN