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Enrique Live in SA for Champions Leag...
Written by Admin on August 22, 2010
Spanish music sensation, Enrique Iglesias, will perform at Johannesburg's Emmarentia Botanical Gardens
Johannesburg, 18 August 2010: Spanish music sensation, Enrique Iglesias, will perform a special concert, Enrique Live, at Johannesburg's Emmarentia Botanical Gardens, on 9 September 2010, an event which will inaugurate the 2010 Airtel Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) that gets underway a day later at the Wanderers Stadium.
Enrique Iglesias has sold over 55 million albums worldwide (in both English and Spanish) and has a number of achievements to his name including a TMF Award, several Billboard Awards, 2 Grammy Awards, 7 American Music Awards, ASCAP and BMI awards as songwriter ...
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I am ready to play at any number for ...
Written by Admin on August 22, 2010
MUMBAI: West Indian all-rounder Kieron Pollard, among the most devastating batsmen lower down the order in IPL 3, is prepared to bat at any number for Mumbai Indians (MI) in the upcoming Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) in South Africa.
"Where ever I am asked to go by the technical staff I would do so. I want to perform for my team, thats all," said Pollard.
In the third edition of the Indian Premier League, the Trinidadian used to come in at number seven or eight for MI and strike deadly late blows to take the match away from the opposition. He scored ...
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Bangalore retain foreign players for ...
Written by Admin on August 14, 2010
The teams participating in the Champions League T20 in South Africa this year have named their final squads, with Royal Challengers Bangalore retaining three foreign players who were also eligible to represent their home teams in the tournament. The Warriors, Victoria and Central Districts - the home teams of Jacques Kallis, Cameron White and Ross Taylor respectively - have been compensated US$200,000 each by the Bangalore franchise according to the tournament's rules.
Andrew Flintoff, the England allrounder, who was included in the Chennai Super Kings preliminary squad, has been left out. He was ruled out of the remainder of the English domestic season ...
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DLF IPL 2010: Royal Challengers Banga...
Written by Admin on April 25, 2010
Royal Challengers Bangalore defeated Deccan Chargers in the third-place play-off match to qualify for the Champions League t20.
RCB bowled brilliantly as they de-charged the Chargers for 82. RCB’s bowling attack was spearheaded by Captain Anil Kumble as he picked up 4 wickets for 16 runs. He was well supported by the likes of Kallis and Praveen Kumar. Anirudh Singh and Venugopal Rao are only two batsmen’s who got some runs for the Chargers. Anirudh Singh scored 40 followed by Venu’s 24.
With 83 runs to chase it was an cakewalk for RCB as they won the match by 9 wickets and ...
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Trinidad & Tobago to face NSW Bl...
Written by Admin on October 23, 2009
HYDERABAD: Dwayne Bravo struck form with a bludgeoning 34-ball 58 as Trinidad and Tobago stretched their unbeaten run to the final of the
Champions League, thrashing Cape Cobras by seven wickets in the blood-and-guts second semi-final on Thursday.
Chasing a stiff 176 to set up final with NSW Blues, Bravo and skipper Daren Ganga (44) produced a match-winning unbeaten 93-run stand for the fourth wicket and overhauled the target with four balls to spare at Rajiv Gandhi stadium.
Riding on fantastic knocks of JP Duminy (62 not out) and Herschelle Gibbs (42), Cape Cobras put up a competitive 175 for five in 20 ...
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Delhi bowlers set up consolation vict...
Written by Admin on October 20, 2009
NEW DELHI: Delhi Daredevils gave their fans at least something to cheer about as the hosts signed off their Champions League Twenty20 campaign
beating Cape Cobras by 30 runs in a low-scoring inconsequential League B encounter on Monday.
The match between the Delhi team and the South African side was only of academic interest as the hosts are already out of contention for a semifinal berth after going down to Royal Challengers Bangalore in their last outing.
On the other hand, today's defeat saw Cobras finish their league campaign on second spot and they would now take on a high-flying Trinidad and Tobago ...
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