IPL POINTS TABLE Teams Played Won Loss Run Rate Points Kolkata Knight Riders 14 7 7 -0.632 14 Mumbai Indians 14 10 4 +1.251 20 Bangalore Royal Challengers 14 7 7 +0.219 14 Chennai Super Kings 14 7 7 +0.274 14 Delhi Daredevils 14 7 7 +0.066 14 Kings XI Punjab 14 5 9 -0.484 [...]
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IPL Points Table | IPL 2010 standings | Indian Premier League | IPL 2010 live | IPL 3
Posted by shantanu on March 13th, 2010
Posted in Chennai Super Kings, Deccan Charges, Delhi Daredevils, IPL, King Eleven Punjab, Kolkata Night Riders, Mumbai Indians, Rajsthan Royals 
Tags: Indian Premier League (T20) 2010, Indian Premier League Points Table, IPL 2010 Points Table, IPL 2010 standings, IPL Rankings, Live matches, live scores, match updates, Schedule, teams 
No Comments »Ashes Series: 1st Test – Australia vs England, Day 1
Posted by shantanu on July 9th, 2009
he Ashes 2009 - 1st Test Australia vs England Morning Session: England got off to a solid start with Andrew Strauss looking in good form but not so for Alistair Cook. Cook looked out of sorts right from the start and gave his wicket away 10 runs (off 25 balls), courtesy of an athletic catch [...]
Posted in Ashes Series, Australia Cricket Series, England Cricket Series, ICC, One Day International Series 2009, Test Series Tags: Ashes 2009, Aussies, Australia, Australia vs England 1st Test Day 1, Eng vs Aus, England, Fixtures, Links and lots more.., Live Cricket Video Streaming, Live Score, News, nPower Ashes Test Series 2009 Australia vs England Highlights, Npower Test Series 2009 (Ashes) : 1st Test: Day 1, Pictures, Schedule No Comments »Why we won in 2007, lost in 2009
Posted by shantanu on June 17th, 2009
Even in 2007 we were not the best team. But we played without caring about reputation with honesty, commitment and passion. Too bad, it was a different story this time.Conclusion: It was a combination of all these factors that led to India’s defeat. We tend to look for a fall guy. There is none. Obviously, [...]
Dhoni airs difference with Kirsten
Posted by shantanu on June 17th, 2009
NOTTINGHAM: The sharp discord in the Indian camp over the reasons for the shock exit from Twenty20 World Cup continued with captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni insisting that fatigue was not a factor for the debacle. While coach Gary Kirsten had blamed an overdose of Cricker and Indian Premier League as the cause for the World [...]
