The following is a list of important cricket related events which occurred in the year 2007. News January 3 January – Leg spin bowler Shane Warne picked up his 1,000th international wicket, trapping Monty Panesar leg before wicket (lbw) for a duck. 5 January – Australia won the fifth Ashes Test to whitewash England 5–0. 6 January – Australian cricketers Shane Warne and Justin Langer retired from international cricket, and fellow Australian Glenn McGrath retired from Test cricket continued to compete in One Day Internationals. 6 January – By beating India in the third Test, South Africa won the series 2–1. 6 January – Nondescripts Cricket Club defeat Moors Sports Club by six wickets to win the final of the Premier Limited Overs Tournament in Sri Lanka. 9 January – Australia broke the world record for the most runs scored in a Twenty20 International match by scoring 221 runs against England. 9 January – The Victoria Bushrangers win the final of the 2006–07 KFC Twenty20 Big Bash by ten runs, beating Tasmania. 24 January – Kenya win an ODI tri-series against Canada and Scotland, despite losing the final match to Canada. 28 January – South Africa win the third Test against Pakistan to win the series 2–1. 28 January – South Africa A complete a 3–0 series victory over Zimbabwe A. 28 January – South Africa women defeat Pakistan 4–0 in their series, despite a storm ruining the final match. 31 January – India win the final ODI against the West Indies to wrap up a 3–1 series victory. February 9 February – England win the first game in the three match final of the Commonwealth Bank Series. 11 February – England beat Australia in the second match of the Commonwealth Bank Series, winning the final 2–0. 16 February – Australia lose to New Zealand by a record margin of ten wickets in the first of a three match One Day International series. 18 February – Australia lose their first position in the ICC ODI rankings to South Africa. 20 February – New Zealand complete a 3-0 whitewash over Australia in the ODI series. 28 February – Darren Gough returns to Yorkshire as Captain after three years with Essex. March 11 March – The 9th Cricket World Cup begins with the opening ceremony in Jamaica. 13 March – The first game of the World Cup sees the hosts, the West