The logo 2011 cricket world cup has been designed by the creative firm of the Australia named Witekite. The logo 2011 cricket world cup was revealed in Mumbai ceremony which was attended by the famous cricket personalities and ICC president and other committee members. The 2011 cricket world cup logo is very beautiful depicting the colourful ball with people in action. The basic idea or theme behind the 2011 cricket world cup logo is to celebrate the most admired sport i.e. cricket all over the world.
Cricket fans were eagerly waiting for the logo 2011 cricket world cup to get down the latest cricket logo on apparel, cup, bags etc. The launching ceremony of the 2011 cricket world cup logo was celebrated in a unique manner with the presentation of the nine world cup trailers followed by the cultural show. The logo 2011 cricket world cup ceremony was appreciated worldwide with its success news in all the leading newspaper.
Some of the leading personalities present in the 2011 cricket world cup logo were- Balwinder Singh, Dilip Vengsarkar, Michael Bevan, Arvinda d e Silva and of course the ICC president Sharad Pawar with his committee members. Sharad Pawar specially mentioned in the logo 2011 cricket world cup ceremony that the prices of the tickets will be nominal this time as they are not focusing to earn profits out of it. Cricket fans will surely be happy this time as they can easily buy the tickets of their favourite team match at affordable prices. For the ease of cricket fans the availability of the tickets can be checked online with the schedule of all the cricket matches.
As India is the main host of the world cup 2011 so all the world people is looking upon the India to organize the matches in well organised manner as expectations have become higher after the success of common wealth games 2011. The 2011 cricket world cup logo ceremony has proved that India is capable of organizing such kinds of successful events with much ease and affection. Excitement is increasing day by day as people are eagerly waiting for the world cup matches.
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