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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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Mishra strikes twice as Cobras are 5 ...
Written by Admin on October 19, 2009
Playing for pride, Delhi Daredevils set a target of 115 runs against the Cape Cobras with O Shah (39) remains the top scorer in their Champions League match.
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Cape Cobras team
AG Puttick, HH Gibbs, H Davids, JP Duminy, JL Ontong, VD Philander, RCC Canning, RK Kleinveldt, CW Henderson, M Zondeki, FC Plaatjies
Delhi Daredevils team
G Gambhir, TM Dilshan, KD Karthik, MK Tiwary, OA Shah, Y Nagar, R Bhatia, A Mishra, PJ Sangwan, DP Nannes, AM Salvi
Source: Hindustan Times ...
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Sehwag, Uthappa named in initial Cham...
Written by Admin on October 17, 2009
Two Indian cricketers Virender Sehwag and Robin Uthappa have found berth in the initial Airtel Champions League Twenty20 All-Stars XI chosen by ESPN Star Sports commentators.
Swashbuckling Sehwag, who has returned to top flight competition after recovering from a shoulder injury sustained during the Indian Premier League competition in South Africa in May, is the lone Delhi Daredevils player who has made the cut.
Uthappa, ignored by the national selectors for the first two ODIs against Australia, is one among three players from Royal Challengers Bangalore to earn the distinction, a media release said today.
Players from RCB, Cape Cobras of South Africa, ...
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We missed Trescothik, says Durston
Written by Admin on October 17, 2009
After suffering a five-wicket loss to Diamond Eagles in a Champions League match, Somerset batsman Wesley Durston on Saturday admitted that they missed the service of experienced Marcus Trescothik.
Trescothick returned home on Friday midway through the six million dollar tournament after a recurrence of his stress-related illness.
"You always going to miss an international player. Marcus is an important player. We miss the experience he brings and his batting. We may need to reshape the batting order," Durston said after the match.
The Eagles bowlers restricted the English outfit to a modest 132 for eight wickets in the Super Eight League B ...
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Bravo! Deadly T & T blow Somerse...
Written by Admin on October 13, 2009
A marathon players’ strike may have held cricket to ransom in the West Indies, but it was England's Somerset County Cricket Club (SCC) who failed to turn up for duty as they crumbled for 106 against a young Trinidad&Tobago side.
Chasing a moderate 150 the county side fell short by 44 runs allowing the Trinidad team a thrilling victory in their maiden Champions League tie.
Trinidad skipper Darren Ganga's tryst with Lady luck began with the toss, and, despite a jittery performance with the bat, the team came back strong with the ball.
Dwayne Bravo, who was out for a first-ball duck, scalped ...
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