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World Cup fixtures today

London: With the five qualifiers having been spotted, the International Cricket Council (ICC) will announce the dates and detailed schedule for the 2007 World Cup at Trinidad on Tuesday.

Holland, Bermuda, Canada, Ireland and Scotland are the five minnows, who along with Kenya, would get to play against the 10 Test playing countries in the 16-nation competition in the Caribbean. Scotland's reward for winning the ICC Trophy is a place alongside Australia, Holland and South Africa in Pool 1, the matches of which will be played in St. Kitts.

Ireland has been placed in Pool 4 with host West Indies, Pakistan and Zimbabwe. Bermuda is in Pool 2 with Sri Lanka, India and Bangladesh (matches to be played in Trinidad and Tobago), while Canada is in Pool 3 with New Zealand, England and Kenya. — PTI

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