Game Zone: World Twenty20 weekend action The pitch Not your typical sub-continental pitch judging by the pace Steyn extracted against Zimbabwe in South Africa's opening match at Hambantota. Head to head No previous meetings. Start 11am Saturday TV Sky Sports 1, 10.30am Form guide Australia took a stride towards the Super Eights with a comfortable victory over Ireland in their opener. The West Indies, strongly fancied to win the tournament for the first time, open their campaign in Colombo. The sides drew the series 1-1 when they met in the Caribbean earlier this year. Leading men Shane Watson took three for 26 and made 51 from 30 balls in Australia's win against Ireland. West Indies off-spinner Sunil Narine caused problems for Australia's batsmen with his clever variations when the sides met earlier this year. Key Statistic West Indies have batted first in each of their last eight Twenty20 internationals. The pitch There have been runs in the R Premadasa Stadium pitches so far and that is unlikely to change. Head to head Australia have won four of the previous seven meetings between the sides including a six-wicket win in the 2010 World Twenty20. West Indies won by 14 runs the last time the sides met in March. Start 3pm Sunday TV Sky Sports 1, 2.30am Form guide New Zealand crushed Bangladesh by 59 runs in their opening match on Friday. Pakistan beat India but lost to England in their two warm-up matches, both of them played in Colombo. Leading men Brendon McCullum blitzed Bangladesh with 123 from 58 balls at Pallekele and he is the man Pakistan must stifle. Pakistan off-spinner Saaed Ajmal took four for 14 in the warm-up match against England. Key Statistic Tim Southee's one for 53 against Pakistan in Christchurch in December 2010 are the most expensive figures by a New Zealand bowler in Twenty20 internationals. The pitch The Pallekele pitch looked full of runs when McCullum was plundering his century, but the New Zealand seamers also enjoyed themselves on it. Head to head Pakistan have beaten New Zealand five times in their previous eight meetings. Start 11am Sunday TV Sky Sports 2, 10.30am Form guide Both teams have beaten Afghanistan so far but India made harder work of subduing the minnows and only got home by 23 runs in their opener in Colombo. Results from warm-up matches against Pakistan might offer a better guide: England won by 15 runs but India were beaten by five wickets. Leading men Luke Wright made England's highest Twenty20 score of 99 not out against Afghanistan on Friday having warmed up for the tournament with two CB40 centuries for Sussex. Virat Kohli made an unbeaten 75 in India" warm-up defeat by Pakistan and followed up with 50 from 39 balls against Afghanistan. Key statistic England's total of 200 for six against India in the 2007 World Twenty20 in Durban is their highest in Twenty20 cricket not to include a fifty. The pitch The pitches at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo have been firm and full of runs so far but they have also had a covering of grass which has helped the ball skid on. Head to head England have won their last three matches against India since they were beaten in their first meeting in Durban in the 2007 World Twenty20. TV Sky Sports 2, 2.30pm