Monday, October 12, 2009
DELHI VS WAYAMBA
SWADESH'S FIRT WIN
New Delhi: Pitch and conditions are hardly of any significance when Virender Sehwag is in form, said Delhi Daredevils captain Gautam Gambhir as he credited the win over Wayamba Elevens in a Champions League Twenty20 match here to the opener's explosive batting.Friday, October 9, 2009
EAGLES VS NEW SOUTH WALES
Eagles up against star-studded NSW
New Delhi: South Africa's domestic Twenty20 champions Diamond Eagles will have to play out of their skins if they desire to start their Champions League campaign on a winning note against a formidable New South Wales Blues here on Friday.DELHI VS VICTORIANS
Depleted Delhi face Victorian challenge
New Delhi: Struggling with three pull-outs within one week, strong contenders Delhi Daredevils would seek to capitalise on the experience of legendary Australian paceman Glenn McGrath when they take on Victoria in their opening Champions League Twenty20 match here on Friday...ROYAL CHALLENGERS VS COBRAS
Dazzling Duminy stuns Royal Challengers
Bangalore: JP Duminy dazzled with the bat with a blistering unbeaten 99 to guide Cape Cobras to a five-wicket victory Royal Challengers Bangalore in the high-scoring opening Group C match of the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 cricket tournament here on Thursday...Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Dhoni,Mills moves to no one position in batting and bowling in ICC rankings
Kiwi pacer Mills tops ICC ODI bowling rankings
New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Mills has claimed the number-one position in the world one-day international bowlers' rankings following his performances in the Champions Trophycricket tournament which ended in South Africa yesterday
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Champions leagueT20 schedule 2009
Champions League T20
Here is the Twenty20 Champions League 2009 match schedule. CL 2009 start from 8-October in India. Read about fixture for the first season....Pointing on Champions trophy
Ponting 'ecstatic' after winning second successive Champions Trophy
Johannesburg:Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting has said that he is "ecstatic" at winning a second successive Champions Trophytitle after beating New Zealand by six wickets in the final.
Champions trophy hero
After Champions Trophy heroics, Watson hopes to emulate Gilchrist, Hayden
Johannesburg, Oct.6 (ANI): After securing the Champions Trophytitle for his team on Monday, Australian all-rounder Shane Watson, who scored an unbeaten 105, has said that he hopes to emulate former players Adam Gilchrist and Mathew Hayden in terms of dominant scoring ability.
Friday, October 2, 2009
1st Semi between England and Australia
England win toss and bat against Australia
England captain Andrew Strauss won the toss and opted to bat against Australia on Friday in the first Champions Trophy semi-final at SuperSport Park.Thursday, October 1, 2009
Australia breaks million of hearts in india
Australia pip Pakistan to qualify for SF
It almost felt like an unwarranted script was unfolding, especially with India’s game against West Indies not too far away at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. Australia collapsed from 140-2 to 187-8 until Brett Lee and Nathan Hauritz saved the day for the defending champions in the penultimate Group A game of the ICC Champions Trophy at SuperSport Park on Wednesday.India win battle, but lose war
Face ouster despite thumping WI
Johannesburg: India won their Group A Champions Trophy match against West Indies by 7 wickets, but still could not make it to the semi-finals as Australia spoiled their effort by winning against Pakistan earlier in the day.Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Pakistan lose both openers after brisk start
Pakistan lose both openers
This is sensational stuff from australians they bowled well field wel good going by them...India depend on Pak vs Aus match
Australia Put Pakistan Into Bat At Centurion
Australia won the toss and invited Pakistan to bat first in their ICC Champions Trophy Group A clash at Centurion...Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Black Caps will miss Ryder, admits Vettori
Johannesburg: NewZealand captain Daniel Vettori has said that the squad will miss the all-purpose game of Jesse Ryder as they take on England in a must win Champions Trophy cricket match on Tuesday.England vs Newzealand Last GroupB match
Run-rampant England, NewZealand clash
England and NewZealand want to maintain run-rich form when they clash Tuesday at the Wanderers in the final Group B fixture of the ICC Champions TrophyIndia vs Australia match
India, Aus split points as game abandoned
Rain washed off India's Group A game against Australia at the SuperSport park here on Monday. Australia were 234 for four in 42.3 overs when rain stopped stopped proceedingsMonday, September 28, 2009
Aussies have edge over India, says Waugh
Both Australia and India have played pretty average cricket in their opening games of the Champions Trophy. The defending champions were tested severely, more by the conditions than the opposition at the Wanderers, while a few kilo metres away, India went down to Pakistan at Centurion. Live Score.
It is hugely disappointing to be out of the tournament at this stage
Disappointed Smith eyes next ICC tournament
Centurion: Expressing disappointment after yet another failure at an ICC event by bowing out of the Champions Trophy, South African captain Graeme Smith said his side was trying their best but somehow have not being able to cross the line. Live Score.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
ICC Champions Trophy
Match 5: AUS vs WI: LIVE
This is sensational stuff. Kemar Roach produced a splendid yorker to blow away Shane Watson's off-stump off the first delivery of the innings. West Indies draw first blood. Live Score.Get Ready for India - Pak Clash
Sachin Tendulkar must have played on many grounds all over the world. Still very few grounds holds special place in the little champions heart. Undoubtedly the SuperSports Park in Centurion is one of them.England beat Sri Lanka by six wickets
Eoin Morgan and Paul Collingwood helped England defeat Sri Lanka by six wickets in their Group B ICC Champions Trophy match at New Wanderers stadium on Friday.Younus back to lead Pakistan
Younus Khan suffered a hairline fracture to a finger during a warm-up game and opted to skip the team's tournament opener against the West Indies, which they won by five wickets
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South Africa got their Champions Trophy campaign back on track with a comfortable five-wicket win over New Zealand at Supersport Park. Read More...
Cool De Villiers keeps South Africa hopes alive
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Cricket News
Gautham Gambir Out Virat Kohali In
Delhi Batsman Gautam Gambir will miss the ongoing ODI tri-series in srilanka with groin injuriRead More....
Harbhajan Singh sought to downplay the incident at the Bangalore International Airport, saying he, at no stage, had hit or jabbed a cameraman before leaving for the tri-series in Sri Lanka Read More....
Ponting retires from T20 Internationals to prolong his test carier
Today we find a Shocking News, Australian Cricket Captain, Ricky Ponting has decided to retire from International Twenty 20 Cricket. But the good News is that he will continue to play Test and ODI Matches.
Cricket Australia revealed he will remain the captain of the Australian Test and one-day team, but will step away from the international T20 scene.
Australia captain Ricky Ponting quit Twenty20 Internationals on Monday, hoping the decision would prolong his career in other formats of the game.
Ponting said he would no more feature in Twenty20 Internationals but would complete his contracts with the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.
"After much thought and careful consideration I have advised Cricket Australia of my decision to retire from international Twenty20 cricket," Ponting said.
"I have also spoken to (chief selector) Andrew Hilditch, (coach) Tim Nielsen and (vice captain) Michael Clarke and I feel this decision provides me the opportunity to prolong my Australian Test and one-day career, an opportunity I am extremely determined about," he said.
"As I said after the fifth Test in London, I am hoping to continue playing Test cricket for as long as possible and retiring from the Twenty20 format gives me the best chance of doing this.
"I will now have set periods of rest throughout the Australian summer and while touring which I feel will be very beneficial," said Ponting, who returned home after losing the Ashes to England.
Earlier this year, Pakistan captain Younus Khan had also quit Twenty20 Internationals after guiding his team to the World Cup glory.
Dhoni versus Yuvraj
Team India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his deputy Yuvraj Singh will represent different Air India teams in the September 1-8 BCCI Corporate Trophy.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh will be on opposite sides when their respective teams Air India Blue and Air Indian Red take on each other in the finals of Sahara BCCI Corporate Trophy here on Tuesday.
Apart from Dhoni, Air India 'Blue' team will also feature Mohammad Kaif, Harbhajan Singh, R P Singh and VVS Laxman.Pravin Amre was named coach of the side.
With Air India fielding two sides in the 12-team tournament, Yuvraj will play for Air India Red team, while Dhoni will represent Air India Blue.
Yuvraj will have the likes of Robin Uthappa, Suresh Raina, and Irfan Pathan in the Red team, which will be coached by selector Narendra
Both teams reached the title round in similar fashion - Air India Blue beat Tata Sports Club by five wickets and Air India Red defeated Gautam Gambhir-led ONGC by a similar margin.
There is no doubt that Yuvraj's side knows the conditions here better, having played three matches. But with the likes of Chandan Madan and Manvinder Bisla in fine form, Air India Blue are no pushovers, which will make it a keenly-contested day-night match, weather permitting.
Air India Red also have a solid line-up of batsmen with Yuvraj himself being a massive threat to the opposition bowlers.
Robin Uthappa, Suresh Raina and Naman Ojha are proven performers and a lot would be expected of them.
Air India has a slightly better bowling attack with RP Singh and Pankaj Singh leading the pace battery. Feisty off-spinner Harbhajan Singh lends balance to the attack.
Teams (from):
Air India Blue: MS Dhoni (captain), Mohammad Kaif, Dheeraj Jadhav, Vijay Dahiya, Manvinder Bisla, Rajat Bhatia, Harbhajan Singh, Sachin Rana, J Arun Kumar, RP Singh, Pankaj Singh, Shafiq Khan, Chandan Madan, R Sodhi, Sonu Sharma, Praveen Amre, Deepak Joon, Vinit Jain, Monish Sharma, Kuldeep Singh and VVS Laxman.
Air India Red: Yuvraj Singh (captain), Irfan Pathan, Robin Uthappa, Naman Ojha, Sushant Marathe, Paul Valthaty, Suresh Raina, Ankeet Chavan, Siddharth Trivedi, Moondeep Mangela, Dhawal Kulkarni, Rohan Kerkar, Harmeet Singh, Hrishikesh Kanitkar, Ajit Chandila, Narendra Hirwani, Pritam Gandhe, Rohit Prakash and Saurabh Netravalkar.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
England cricket team ready to run with Trott
LEEDS, England — England coach Andy Flower insisted the shock call-up of South Africa born batsman Jonathan Trott to the squad for the fourth Ashes Test here at Headingley was not another slight on native players.
Last year the selectors were widely criticised for picking Australia-born Nottinghamshire seamer Darren Pattinson for the Headingley Test match with South Africa.
Pattinson did take two wickets but his selection ahead of Stephen Harmison and Matthew Hoggard caused a storm of protest and he now seems destined to be a 'one-cap wonder', having not played for England since.
England lost that match by 10 wickets on their way to a series defeat that led to Michael Vaughan's resignation as captain.
The uncapped Trott, who played Under 19-cricket for South Africa and a distant relative of Albert Trott, the 19th century cricketer who appeared for both England and Australia, has been drafted in as a potential sixth batsman should Andrew Flintoff's right knee injury rule the all-rounder out.
England, 1-0 up in the five-match series, did not have a spare batsman for the drawn third Test at Trott's Edgbaston home ground where his Warwickshire colleague Ian Bell was chosen after Kevin Pietersen, also born in South Africa, was ruled out of the remainder of the Ashes with an Achilles injury.
But Flower, himself a former Zimbabwe batsman and wicket-keeper, said he had no qualms about picking Trott, qualified for England through his father.
"That does not concern me," Flower said on Tuesday when asked about the 28-year-old Trott's South African links.
"He has already played one or two Twenty20 games for England, he has been on Lions (A) tours, he has been in that Warwickshire dressing room for a long time and it does not worry me."
And he was equally firm in stating that England's bid to regain the Ashes after their 5-0 drubbing in Australia in 2006/07 did not risk being derailed by the hype surrounding Flintoff's injury in what the fans' favourite has said will be his final Test series.
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