List of Hat-tricks in World Cup History

Sr #.	Bowler	For	Against	Wickets	Venue	Date
1	Chetan Sharma	India	New Zealand	• Ken Rutherford (b) • Ian Smith (b) • Ewen Chatfield (b)	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	31 October 1987
2	Saqlain Mushtaq	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	• Henry Olonga (st †Moin Khan) • Adam Huckle (st †Moin Khan) • Pommie Mbangwa (lbw)	The Oval, London	11 June 1999
3	Chaminda Vaas	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh	• Hannan Sarkar (b) • Mohammad Ashraful (c and b) • Ehsanul Haque (c Mahela Jayawardene)	Pietermaritzburg Oval, Pietermaritzburg	14 February 2003
4	Brett Lee	Australia	Kenya	• Kennedy Otieno (b) • Brijal Patel (c Ricky Ponting) • David Obuya (b)	Kingsmead, Durban	15 March 2003
5	Lasith Malinga	Sri Lanka	South Africa	• Shaun Pollock (b) • Andrew Hall (c Upul Tharanga) • Jacques Kallis (c †Kumar Sangakkara) • Makhaya Ntini (b)	Providence Stadium, Georgetown	28 March 2007
6	Kemar Roach	West Indies	Netherlands	• Pieter Seelaar (lbw) • Bernard Loots (lbw) • Berend Westdijk (b)	Feroz Shah Kotla, New Delhi	28 February 2011
7	Lasith Malinga	Sri Lanka	Kenya	• Tanmay Mishra (lbw) • Peter Ongondo (b) • Shem Ngoche (b)	R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	1 March 2011

(b)-> bold;

(c)-> caught;

(st)-> stumped;

(lbw)-> Leg Before wicket;

West Indies vs Netherlands (Delhi) (28th February)

ICC World Cup 2011 – 28^th February

13^th Match – Group B     (50-over match)

Played at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi,

West Indies won by 215 runs;

Netherlands won the toss and invited West Indies to bat first;

Scoreboard:

West Indies        330/8    (50 over)

West Indies Innings	50 over maximum	R	B	4s	6s	S/R
DS Smith	c †Barresi b Loots	53	51	9	0	103.92
CH Gayle	c Kervezee b ten Doeschate	80	110	7	2	72.72
DM Bravo	c Kervezee b Seelaar	30	38	1	2	78.94
RR Sarwan	lbw b Westdijk	49	42	7	1	116.66
KA Pollard	c ten Doeschate b Mudassar Bukhari	60	27	5	4	222.22
DJG Sammy*	c Kervezee b Seelaar	6	6	1	0	100.00
S Chanderpaul	b Seelaar	4	6	0	0	66.66
DC Thomas†	lbw b Mudassar Bukhari	13	13	1	0	100.00
NO Miller	not out	11	7	2	0	157.14
SJ Benn	not out	3	1	0	0	300.00
Extras	(b 3, lb 3, w 14, nb 1)	21

Total (8 wickets; 50 over) 330 (6.60 runs per over)

Did not bat:

KAJ Roach

Fall of wickets:

1-100 (Smith, 16.3 over), 2-168 (Bravo, 31.2 over), 3-196 (Gayle, 36.2 over), 4-261 (Sarwan, 42.1 over), 5-278 (Sammy, 43.4 over), 6-290 (Chanderpaul, 45.4 over), 7-312 (Pollard, 47.5 over), 8-326 (Thomas, 49.4 over)

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ.
Mudassar Bukhari	10	1	65	2	6.50	(1w)
BA Westdijk	7	0	56	1	8.00	(4w)
RN ten Doeschate	10	0	77	1	7.70	(1nb, 4w)
BP Loots	7	0	44	1	6.28	(1w)
TLW Cooper	6	0	37	0	6.16	(1w)
PM Seelaar	10	1	45	3	4.50

Netherlands        115/10    (31.3 over)  

Netherlands Innings	(target: 331 runs from 50 overs)	R	B	4s	6s	S/R
AN Kervezee	st †Thomas b Benn	14	20	2	0	70.00
W Barresi†	c Gayle b Roach	0	5	0	0	0.00
TLW Cooper	not out	55	72	9	0	76.38
RN ten Doeschate	lbw b Benn	7	6	1	0	116.66
B Zuiderent	b Roach	1	4	0	0	25.00
TN de Grooth	lbw b Benn	1	5	0	0	20.00
PW Borren*	c Pollard b Sammy	10	28	1	0	35.71
Mudassar Bukhari	b Roach	24	42	2	0	57.14
PM Seelaar	lbw b Roach	1	5	0	0	20.00
BP Loots	lbw b Roach	0	1	0	0	0.00
BA Westdijk	b Roach	0	1	0	0	0.00
Extras	(lb 2)	2

Total (all out; 31.3 over) 115 (3.65 runs per over)

Did not bat: All batted;

Fall of wickets:

1-2 (Barresi, 1.4 over), 2-26 (Kervezee, 6.4 over), 3-34 (ten Doeschate, 8.1 over), 4-35 (Zuiderent, 9.3 over), 5-36 (de Grooth, 10.2 over), 6-56 (Borren, 18.2 over), 7-113 (Mudassar Bukhari, 29.4 over), 8-115 (Seelaar, 31.1 over), 9-115 (Loots, 31.2 over), 10-115 (Westdijk, 31.3 over)

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ.
SJ Benn	8	1	28	3	3.50
KAJ Roach	8.3	0	27	6	3.17
NO Miller	7	0	23	0	3.28
DJG Sammy	7	0	33	1	4.71
KA Pollard	1	0	2	0	2.00

Player of the match:    KAJ Roach (West Indies)

Umpires:        AM Saheba (India) and SJA Taufel (Australia)

TV umpire:        RA Kettleborough (England)

Kemar Roach stuck Netherlands outfit as he had become sixth bowler to claim a World Cup hat-trick as West Indies cruised a 215-runs victory in Delhi. Netherlands who were in the race of chasing 331 for victory, but West Indies pace bowler Roach finished the game in style as claimed hat-trick in the last over of the Netherlands innings.

This was a vital match for West Indies who, coming into it, looked in danger of being drawn into a qualification combat in Group B. If they are to beat Bangladesh to the quarters they need their big guns to fire and they would have been relieved that Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard found their outlines before Roach's heroics.

Zimbabwe vs Canada (Nagpur) (28th February)

ICC World Cup 2011 – 28^th February

12^th Match – Group A     (50-over match)

Played at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Jamtha, Nagpur,

Zimbabwe won by 175 runs;

Zimbabwe won the toss and selected to bat first;

Scoreboard:

Zimbabwe        298/9    (50 over)

Zimbabwe Innings	50 over maximum	R	B	4s	6s	S/R
BRM Taylor	lbw b Khurram Chohan	0	1	0	0	0.00
CK Coventry	lbw b Baidwan	4	10	0	0	40.00
T Taibu†	c Davison b Balaji Rao	98	99	9	0	98.98
CR Ervine	c †Bagai b Balaji Rao	85	81	6	2	104.93
E Chigumbura*	c †Bagai b Rizwan Cheema	5	8	1	0	62.50
SC Williams	c †Bagai b Balaji Rao	30	25	3	0	120.00
GA Lamb	b Balaji Rao	11	13	1	0	84.61
P Utseya	c Hansra b Khurram Chohan	22	29	2	0	75.86
AG Cremer	b Baidwan	26	23	2	0	113.04
RW Price	not out	10	6	2	0	166.66
CB Mpofu	not out	3	5	0	0	60.00
Extras	(lb 2, w 1, nb 1)	4

Total (9 wickets; 50 over) 298 (5.96 runs per over)

Did not bat: all batted;

Fall of wickets:

1-0 (Taylor, 0.1 over), 2-7 (Coventry, 3.3 over), 3-188 (Ervine, 31.2 over), 4-193 (Chigumbura, 32.4 over), 5-201 (Taibu, 33.6 over), 6-219 (Lamb, 37.4 over), 7-240 (Williams, 41.4 over), 8-281 (Utseya, 47.4 over), 9-284 (Cremer, 48.2 over)

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ.
Khurram Chohan	10	0	44	2	4.40	(1nb, 1w)
HS Baidwan	9	0	47	2	5.22
AS Hansra	4	0	41	0	10.25
Rizwan Cheema	9	0	51	1	5.66
WD Balaji Rao	10	0	57	4	5.70
JM Davison	8	0	56	0	7.00

Canada            123/10    (42.1 over)  

Canada Innings	(target: 299 runs from 50 overs)	R	B	4s	6s	S/R
JM Davison	b Price	0	8	0	0	0.00
NR Kumar	c & b Price	1	10	0	0	10.00
R Gunasekera	b Lamb	24	64	2	0	37.50
A Bagai*†	c Williams b Price	0	1	0	0	0.00
AS Hansra	st †Taibu b Utseya	20	41	1	1	48.78
Rizwan Cheema	c Cremer b Utseya	14	10	2	1	140.00
ZE Surkari	st †Taibu b Lamb	26	48	2	0	54.16
TG Gordon	lbw b Cremer	7	20	1	0	35.00
Khurram Chohan	lbw b Cremer	8	22	1	0	36.36
HS Baidwan	not out	13	23	1	0	56.52
WD Balaji Rao	b Cremer	1	6	0	0	16.66
Extras	(w 9)	9

Total (all out; 42.1 over) 123 (2.91 runs per over)

Did not bat: All batted;

Fall of wickets:

1-1 (Davison, 1.3 over), 2-7 (Kumar, 5.3 over), 3-7 (Bagai, 5.4 over), 4-50 (Hansra, 20.3 over), 5-50 (Gunasekera, 21.1 over), 6-66 (Rizwan Cheema, 22.5 over), 7-78 (Gordon, 26.6 over), 8-97 (Khurram Chohan, 34.3 over), 9-122 (Surkari, 41.1 over), 10-123 (Balaji Rao, 42.1 over)

Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ.
CB Mpofu	5	1	12	0	2.40	(1w)
RW Price	8	4	16	3	2.00
P Utseya	7	0	24	2	3.42	(2w)
GA Lamb	8	0	29	2	3.62	(6w)
AG Cremer	9.1	1	31	3	3.38
SC Williams	5	0	11	0	2.20

Player of the match:    T Taibu (Zimbabwe)

Umpires:        Asad Rauf (Pakistan) and BNJ Oxenford (Australia)

TV umpire:        SJ Davis (Australia)

Zimbabwean third wicket partnership between Tatenda Taibu and Craig Ervine propelled their side to 175-run triumph in Nagpur. Taibu and Ervine's 181-run stand which is Zimbabwe's highest third wicket partnership in ODIs and their fifth largest overall, they helped their team recover from a shaky start to drive to 298 for 8 on good batting wicket. While Zimbabwe spinners presumed full control sharing 37.1 over, all ten wickets of Canada were bowled out in the 43^rd over.

Things got inferior to Canada four over later when, in consecutive deliveries, Price stuck out his left hand and held onto a chipped drive to get rid of Kumar and Ashish Bagai swept straight to short backward square. Jimmy Hansra safely negotiated the hat-trick ball but the damage had been done with Canada staring into the precipice at 7 for 3. Canada will play its next match with Pakistan on 3^rd March.