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Royal Challengers V/s Deccan Chargers at Newlands, Cape Town, Republic of South Africa on 22nd April 2009 The two poor performers of the first IPL Season were facing each other today. Royal Challengers were placed at 7th Rank and Deccan Chargers at 8th in the first IPL Season! It will be Kevin Pietersen v/s Adam Gilchrist today. Gilchrist was the hero of the day, he made his bat talk hitting 71 from 45 balls with 6 fours and 5 sixes. He rained the park with his shots. He hammered the ball at the strike rate of 157 leaving Royal Challengers clueless. Gibbs innings of 13 was packed with a single four and a six off 7 balls. VVS Laxman was bowled by Ryder at 5. It was Rohit Sharma who batted at No.4 who gave full support to Gilchrist. His 52 from 30 balls was laced with a singe boundary and five sixes. Styris contributed 14, while Venugopal was run out at 9, Ravi Teja remained unbeaten at 8. Deccan Chargers with power packed performance of their skipper Gilchrist and batsman Sharma put up a total of 184 for 6 wickets in 20 overs with 9 Extras. Fall of Wickets 1-46 2-66 3-127 4-147 5-172 6-174 ling: P Kumar 4-0-37-1 D Steyn 3-0-21-1 J Kallis 2-0-19-0 A Kumble 4-0-39-0 J Ryder 3-0-23-1 K Pietersen 4-0-31-2 Royal Challengers had a huge total to chase and to bounce back in to the running track. J Ryder was bowled out at duck, Uthappa steered 12 off 19 balls with a 4, Kallis 15 off 14 balls with 3 fours, Skipper Pietersen 11 off 15 balls with a four, once again the responsibility of steering runs fell on ‘the wall’ Rahul Dravid. He managed a brilliant 48 in 27 balls packed with 5 fours and 2 sixes, he was well supported by V Kohli who made half century off 32 balls with 7 fours, R Bishnoi was run out at 1, K Sharma scored 1 and P Kumar and A Kumble remained not out at 14 and 1 respectively. With 7 extras they could make only 160 in 20 overs with the loss of 8 wickets. Fall of Wickets: 1-0 2-19 3-38 4-62 5-115 6-123 7-134 8-158 ling: F Edwards 4-0-39-1 RP Singh 4-0-17-2 Harmeet Singh 4-0-44-0 P Ojha 4-0-27-1 S Styris 4-0-32-3 26 fours hit during the match - 9 by DC and 17 by RC 16 sixes hit during the match – 12 by DC and 4 by RC 63 Best Partnership by RC between V Kohli and R Dravid 61 Best Partnership by DC between Adam Gilchrist and Rohit Sharma The best bowling figures of the day for RC 4-0-31-2 The best bowling figures of the day for DC 4-0-32-3 Highest scorer in DC Adam Gilchrist 71 off 45 balls with six 4’s and five 6’s. Highest scorer in RC Virat Kohli 50 off 32 balls with 7 fours.
Delhi Dare Devils V/s Chennai Super Kings at Kingsmead, Durban, Republic of South Africa on 23rd April 2009 It was a week-day in Durban and the stands were empty. The opening was not great opening for Delhi Dare Devils with two quick wickets of openers Gambhir for 0 and Sehwag for 6 when the total was just 8. AB De Villiers drives Delhi to a massive total by notching up 105 runs off 54 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes. The super knock of AB was definitely missed by the cricket fans who stayed away from the stadium. AB’s hitting put Delhi on a comfortable track. AB destructed the bowling of Chennai Super Kings and went on the make the first century of IPL second season. He was well supported by T Dilshan who struck 50 off 27 balls with 7 fours and 2 sixes. D Karthik made 18, M Tiwary 9 and D Vettori was unbeaten at 0. With only 1 extra, DD put up a neat total of 188 for 5 in 20 overs. Fall of Wickets: 1-0 2-8 3-76 4-114 5-188 ling L Balaji 4-0-19-3 M Gony 4-0-45-1 J Morkel 4-0-41-1 A Flintoff 4-0-50-0 Joginder Sharma 1-0-8-0 M Muralitharan 3-0-26-0 Chennai kept losing wickets at regular intervals. Opener Parthiv Patel scored 16 off 15 balls with 2 fours, massive hitter did show some promising strokes, he scored 57 off 27 balls with 5 fours and 3 sixes, S Raina cut 41 off 27 balls with 5 fours and 1 six, Captain Dhoni succumbed at 5 to the dashing destructor Daniel Vettori, A Flintoff scored 16 off 17 balls with single four, J Morkel remained unbeaten at 13, S Badrinath was bowled by Vettori at 7, M Gony was run out by Sehwag off Vettori at 6, J Sharma was also run out at 1, L Balaji another run out at duck, M Muralitharan was unbeaten at 0. With 15 extras CSK just added 180 runs in 20 overs with the loss of 9 wickets. Fall of Wickets 1-57 2-90 3-108 4-139 5-156 6-168 7-175 8-179 9-179 ling D Nannes 4-0-32-0 A Nehra 4-0-33-0 A Salvi 3-0-41-1 P Sangwan 4-0-28-3 D Vettori 4-0-29-2 M Tiwary 1-0-11-0 AB De Villiers was declared Man of the Match Number of fours 30 16 Delhi Dare Devils 14 Team CSK Number of Sixes 13 8 Team DD 5 Team CSK 4-0-19-3 The best bowling figure of CSK was by L Balaji 4-0-28-3 The best bowling figure of DD was by P Sangwan Best Partnership – Chennai Super Kings Mathew Hayden and Parthiv Patel Best Partnership – Delhi Dare Devils Ab De Villiers and M Tiwary Highest Scorer for DD Ab De Villiers 105 from 54 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes Highest Scorer for CSK M Hayden 57 from 27 balls with 5 fours and 3 sixes
ONE OF THE BEST MATCHES OF IPL T20-20 SEASON TWO!:b owdown
Rajasthan Royals v/s Kolkata Knight Riders at Newlands, Cape Town, Republic of South Africa on 23rd April 2009 McCullum won the toss and put Team Jaipur to bat. Team Jaipur set up a target of 150 for 6 in 20 overs with 10 extras. There was a poor show of batting line up. Opener Smith pulled out 15 with 1 four off 21 balls, P Valthaty scored 5 with 1 four off 7 balls, R Quiney hit a six off 2 balls and was sent back by a catch to Gayle off Sharma, Fire brand Yusuf Pathan played a good innings of 42 packed with 6 fours and 2 sixes off 21 balls, Hitter R Jadeja scored 22 off 26 balls before he got bowled out by Sharma, D Mascarenhas gave his wicket away at 27 from 28 balls with 2 fours, A Raut hit a 4 and 2 sixes off 13 balls and scored 21 runs. He was unbeaten along with Skipper S Warne for 2. Fall of Wickets 1-8 2-14 3-70 4-73 5-112 6-125 ling I Sharma 4-0-36-2 A Singh 4-0-35-2 S Ganguly 3-0-23-0 C Gayle 4-0-20-0 A Mendis 4-0-19-2 A Agarkar 1-0-14-0 Shilpa Shetty and her sister Shameeta Shetty were seen in the stadium. Shilpa is co-owner of Rajasthan Royals. With good batting line up for KKR the target was not impossible. Skipper Brenden McCullum and Chris Gayle opened the strike with 3 and 41 respectively. Team Jaipur got their first break through with the wicket of McCullum who was bowled by Mascarenhas. Gayle laced his 41 with 2 fours and 4 sixes off 33 balls. Kamran got L Shukla caught by Rawat when he was 13, it was his first wicket and his very first over. Skipper Warnie was jubilant. Dangerous B Hodge was bowled by Munaf Patel by his first over of the innings for 5 runs. Dada of all, Sourav Ganguly was determined to take KKR to the path of victory and he was close to take the winning shot too. He led the KKR from the bottom to near victory with a score of 46 off 30 balls laced with 4 fours and 2 sixes. S Bangar fell at 2. Yashpal joined Sourav and everything was going smoothly for KKR. Yashpal reached 20 with 3 fours off 18 balls. Ganguly walked towards him and asked him to save his wicket and he will do the needful. Immediately Kamran took the price wicket of Ganguly and Yashpal fell to Warne. Suddenly everything was looking gloomy for KKR. Warnie and his team were happy with the sudden fall of wickets of two smashing players, Agarkar and I Sharma were there at the crease and 2 runs to win! I Sharma hit the ball, Warnie dived to save the second run and he managed to do so bringing the match to a nail biting TIE! The world was watching with baited breath, what is to be done! What does the rule say! Commentator broke the ice with the rule of SUPER OVER. Most of us do not know what it is all about. It was past 12 mid-night and the world was at the edge of their couch, some praying for Team Jaipur some for Team Kolkata. We could occasionally see SRK popping from nowhere. Well, he has learnt a lesson of keeping a low profile this time! The smile and cheese on the face of Shetty sisters was changed to some wrinkles! KKR had two of their massive hitters Gayle and McCullum walking towards the crease and the youngest of them all Kamran Khan who is just 18 years old from Team Jaipur was the man to bowl! What it is going to be! How many runs will Gayle manage to score, knowing that he loves to send the ball to the galore, there was frantic prayers sent to the Lord from Team Jaipur fans, Team Kolkata fans were relieved to see Gayle at the crease. The first ball went for a single by Skipper McCullum, calculative in giving Gayle the strike, there was 2 wide and 3 fours taking the score to 16. Gayle was caught in the last ball of the over. I did not like the fielding placements for the SUPER OVER by Warnie. He should have kept some fielders at the boundaries. Team Jaipur sent their fire brand Yusuf Pathan with R Jadeja to take the charge of batting. KKR gave the responsibility of bowling to A Mendis (which was a wrong decision by them, may be they thought, Mendis took the wicket of Y Pathan and so he should manage to do so now too!). This fire brand of Hyderabad set the field blazing with a power hit of six to the stands! The next ball took a height and fell between two players, which made Y Pathan and R Jadeja score 2 runs. Y Pathan was still at the strikers end. Will this man who loves his bat do the wonders for Rajasthan Royals! The world is watching. He hit the 3rd ball of Mendis to another Six, I am confident that the fans of cricket world must be jubilant to watch this man play. Three balls and 2 runs to make! Yusuf steers the ball to the boundary for a four and Team Jaipur eliminates KKR from the win in the super over with super performance of Yusuf Pathan. What a massive striker of the ball is he! He looked cool like cucumber and stupendously steered his team to victory scoring 18 runs off 4 balls of Ajantha Mendis giving nightmares to the owner of Kolkata Knight Riders Shah Rukh Khan. WHAT IS A SUPER OVER? Each team gets one over to bat and the team which scores the most wins. Each team will select two players to bat and one player to bowl. If it’s a tie, then the team which scores the most sixes in that over wins. If 3 batsmen are dismissed then the team is declared ALL OUT. Fall of wickets for KKR 1-25 2-60 3-67 4-71 5-94 6-143 7-149 8-150 ling: Y Pathan 4-0-27-0 R Jadeja 1-0-7-0 Kamran Khan 4-0-18-3 D Mascarenhas 4-1-29-1 M Patel 3-0-36-1 S Warne 4-0-25-2 Yusuf Pathan was declared the Man of the Match 4-0-19-2 The best bowling figure of KKR was by A Mendis 4-0-18-3 The best bowling figure of RR was by Kamran Khan Highest Scorer for KKR Sourav Ganguly 46 from 30 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes Highest Scorer for RR Yusuf Pathan 42 from 21 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes Best Partnership – Team Jaipur Yusuf Pathan and G Smith Best Partnership – KKR Sourav Ganguly and Yashpal Singh Number of fours 21 11 Team Jaipur 10 KKR Number of sixes 11 5 Team Jaipur 6 KKR
Kings XI Punjab v/s Royal Challengers at Kingsmead, Durban, Republic of South Africa on 24th April 2009 Yuvi’s boys smash their first victory of season two by 7 wickets. Royal Challengers once again struggled with their batting line up and managed to put a total of 168 for 9 in 20 overs with 8 extras. Poor show of Robin Uthappa continued and he was knocked out at zero, Ryder contributed 32 with 6 fours in 21 balls, Kallis’ valuable contribution of 62 off 48 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes brought in some relief to RC. Rahul Dravid who batted in the previous matches as if he has a point to prove stumbled and gave his wicket at 10, Skipper Pietersen was sent back to his dug out at zero, Taylor took charge and contributed 35 off 22 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes, Kohli succumbed at 2, P Kumar scored 13 packed with a six, P Singh was bowled at zero and Anil Kumble remained unbeaten at 5. Kallis proved to be dangerous for Kings XI who hit everything that pitched to him. It was Abdulla who tamed him at 62. Fall of wickets 1-6 2-48 3-48 4-73 5-134 6-142 7-159 8-162 9-162 ling R Bose 2-0-24-0 I Pathan 4-0-35-3 Y Abdulla 4-0-31-4 P Chawla 4-0-19-1 Yuvraj 3-0-28-0 R Bopara 1-0-4-0 VRV Singh 2-0-22-1 Abdulla was the maximum wicket taker for Kings XI and he sent the batsmen of RC marching back to their dug out. Ravi Bopara made his Captain proud by playing a distinctive innings and he received good support from the Captain himself. Karan Goel was run out at 19 with a single boundary and K Sangakkara at 26 with 2 boundaries and a six, Yuvi let Bopara play the strokes and it was time for him to show the world he has the best batsmen in his team. Yuvi’ knock of 30 off 17 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes were valuable. In the last 6 overs they needed 66 to win the match. Bopara’s huge hit of 5 sixes changed the scenario for Kings XI. The win seemed to be in their favour by now. Bopara was caught by Ryder of Kallis at a massive knock of 85 off 59 balls with 4 fours and 5 sixes when Kings XI wanted 11 off 12 balls. With Yuvraj around nothing is impossible and proved he is the best hitter of the ball once again by hitting winning stroke for his side. Kings XI scored 173 for 3 with 12 extras and won the match by 7 wickets. Fall of Wickets: 1-52 2-92 3-158 ling: P Kumar 4-0-36-0 P Singh 2-0-20-0 J Kallis 4-0-51-1 R Vinay Kumar 1-0-5-0 J Ryder 2-0-23-0 K Pietersen 2-0-16-0 A Kumble 4-0-19-1 Kallis gave the maximum opportunity for Kings XI to go for the runs, Kumble was economical with 19 runs in 4 overs and wicket, Pietersen is proving to a be a poor skipper a out of form batsman and dull headed bowler. Then why was he paid $1.55m is the question on the lips of cricket fans!
Ravi Bopara was declared the Man of the Match 4-0-31-4 The best bowling figure of Kings XI was by Y Abdulla 4-0-19-1 The best bowling figure of RC was by Anil Kumble Highest Scorer for Kings XI Ravi Bopara 85 from 59 balls with 4 fours and 5 sixes Highest Scorer for RC J Kallis 62 from 46 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes Best Partnership – Royal Challengers 61 J Kallis and R Taylor Best Partnership – Kings XI 66 Ravi Bopara and Yuvraj Singh Number of sixes 12 7 Kings XI 5 Royal Challengers Number of fours 26 10 Kings XI Punjab 16 Royal Challengers
IPL SEASON TWO - FIRST WEEKS TOP PEFRORMERS L MALINGA (Mumbai Indians) 8 Balls per wicket by the bowler L Balaji (Chennai Super Kings) 7.6 balls per wicket by the bowler RP Singh (Deccan Chargers) 7.6 balls per wicket by the bowler BEST ECONOMY RATES L Balaji (Chennai Super Kings) 5.84 average runs conceded by the pacer per over RP Singh (Deccan Chargers) 5.08 average runs conceded by the pacer per over Shane Warne (Rajasthan Royals) 5.37 average runs conceded by the pacer per over BATSMEN WITH BEST STRIKE RATE Ab De Villers 194.44 Mathew Hayden 171.13 Adam Gilchrist 150.00 Rohit Sharma 141.93 PLAYERS WITH MOST SIXES Chris Gayle (KKR) 9 Rohit Sharma 7 Ab De Villiers 6 Mathew Hayden 6 Suresh Raina 6 Yusuf Pathan 6
Mumbai Indians V/s Deccan Chargers at Kingsmead, Durban, Republic of South Africa on 25th April 2009 Deccan Chargers were in the low rung in 1st IPL. In the 2nd IPL they are going unbeaten and are on the top list. Mumbai Indians have powerful stroke players like Jayasuriya, Dwayne Bravo, Duminy and our master batsman Sachin and good bowlers like Malinga and Harbhajan. Skipper Gilchrist rained the boundaries and stand with 3 fours and 3 sixes. He scored 35 off 20 balls before he was caught by Shah off Bravo. Gibbs who is in form had an unfortunate run out at 58 off balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes. D Smith gave a good stand with 35 off 22 balls with 2 fours and 2 sixes. R Sharma was out on 3, VVS Laxman should be out of the team, he is not able to field neither has his bat scored any runs, he was again sent back for 0, players like him should themselves offer to go out of the team! Venugopal and Ravi Teja scored 9 each, RP Singh was out on 4 and Edwards on 1, P Ojha was not out on 0. Though Gilchrist, Gibbs and Smith scored well, others succumbed to the good bowling of Mumbai Indians. Zaheer Khan proved to be very expensive while H Singh was economical though he did not get many wickets. Bravo and Malinga were the key bowlers of Mumbai Indians who helped in limiting the score of DC to 169. Malinga bowled a maiden over too! With 14 extras they put up a total of 169 at the loss of 9 wickets in 20 overs. Fall of Wickets: 1- 63 2-124 3-136 4-137 5-141 6-156 7-161 8-163 9-168 ling L Malinga 4-1-19-3 Z Khan 4-0-32-0 D Bravo 4-0-34-3 H Singh 4-0-27-1 S Jayasuirya 3-0-29-1 D Kulkarni 1-0-18-0 Deccan Chargers got their early break by sending the fiery batsman S Jayasuirya for 1. Tendulkar and Duminy shared the responsibility and shielded their team from further debacles. Skipper Tendulkar scored 36 off 27 balls with 3 fours and 2 sixes. J Duminy hit 47 off 40 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes. Bravo hit 21 off 18 balls with 2 fours and was on his way to tear the opposition before he was plumb in front of Edwards. A Nayar scored 10 with 1 six to his credit. Harbhajan Singh was proving to be dangerous for the opposition hitting 1 four and 2 sixes off 8 balls. He was out on 20. Z Khan was not out at 4 and P Shah at 1. With 13 extras Mumbai Indians could only put up a total of 156. Fall of wickets 1-4 2-86 3-92 4-105 5-120 6-144 7-154 ling: F Edwards 4-0-27-2 RP Singh 4-0-27-2 Harmeet Singh 1-0-19-0 Smith 2-0-15-0 P Ojha 4-0-21-3 R Sharma 1-0-8-0 Venugopal 4-0-33-0 4-1-19-3 The best bowling figure of Mumbai Indian by L Malinga 4-0-21-3 The best bowling figure of Deccan Chargers was by P Ojha Highest Scorer for Mumbai Indians J Duminy 47 from 40 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes Highest Scorer for Deccan Chargers H Gibbs 58 off 44 balls 6 fours and 2 sixes Best Partnership – Mumbai Indians 82 S Tendulkar and J Duminy Best Partnership – Deccan Chargers 63 A Gilchrist and H Gibbs Number of sixes 14 7 Deccan Chargers 7 Mumbai Indians Number of fours 22 12 Deccan Chargers 10 Mumbai Indians
Royal Challengers v/s Delhi Dare Devils at St. George’sPark, Port Elizabeth, Republic of South Africa on 26th April 2009 Royal Challengers lost the wickets of J Kallis at duck and R Uthappa at 3. It was time for Kevin Pietersen to prove the money that Vijay Mallya has spent on him. He displayed some good show in 40 minutes he spent on crease, his knock of 37 from 27 balls with 2 fours and 2 sixes was cheered by everyone as he was famous for walking out on a duck so far! R R Taylor scored 31 off 34 balls with 3 fours, V Kohli 22 off 24 balls with 1 four, M Boucher hits 36 off 28 balls packed with 2 fours and sixes, R Vinay Kumar was run out at duck, B Akhil remained unbeaten at 8, Pankaj Singh also remained unbeaten at 1. ler D Vettori who has been very successful was not able to curtail the runs this time. Royal Challengers managed to put a decent total compared to their previous show in the previous matches. Their score of 149 for 7 in 20 overs with 11 extras was to be beaten by Viru and his team. Royal Challengers have so far been unable to lift the runs after the early dismissals of their key batsmen. They seem to fall like pack of cards as their middle order is stumbling all the way. With Rahul Dravid back home on a personal cause (his wife is expecting baby shower!), Royal Challengers are nearly on their way out! Fall of wickets 1-0 2-10 3-72 4-78 5-139 6-139 7-145 ling D Nannes 4-0-24-1 A Nehra 4-0-34-2 P Sangwan 4-0-32-1 A Mishra 4-0-19-1 D Vettori 4-0-35-1 Team Delhi had Viru and Gambhir to open the innings. Gambhir lost his wicket at 16 off 19 balls with 1 four, Viru scored 7. DD were 2 for 42 with two massive hitters of the ball walking back to the dug out. T Dilshan stole the show with a massive hit of 67 and remained unbeaten. His 67 came from 47 balls laced with 5 fours and 2 sixes. AB supported him with 21 runs off 23 balls. Karthik scored 12 with a 6 and a four from 9 balls, Manhas remained unbeaten at 23 off 13 balls with 3 fours. With 4 extras, the score of Delhi Dare Devils was 150 for 4 in 19.2 overs. Fall of wickets 1-11 2-42 3-84 4-106 ling K Appanna 4-0-24-1 B Akhil 1-0-8-1 A Kumble 4-0-22-0 J Kallis 3-0-37-0 Pankaj Singh 4-0-31-2 R Vinay Kumar 3.2-0-28-0 T Dilshan was declared the Man of the Match 4-0-34-2 The best bowling figure of Delhi Dare Devils by Ashish Nehra 4-0-31-2 The best bowling figure of Royal Challengers was by Pankah Singh Highest Scorer for Delhi Dare Devils T Dilshan 37 from 47 balls with 5 fours and 2 sixes Highest Scorer for Royal Challengrs 37 K Pietersen off 25 balls 2 fours and 2 sixes Best Partnership – Delhi Dare Devils 44 T Dilshan and Manhas Best Partnership – Royal Challengers 62 K Pietersen and R Taylor Number of sixes 9 05 Royal Challengers 04 Delhi Dare Devils Number of fours 18 08 Royal Challengers 10 Delhi Dare Devils
Rajasthan Royals v/s Kings XI Punjab at Newsland, Cape Town, Republic of South Africa on 27th April 2009 Kings XI lost their wicket at the first ball of the match and reduced to 48 for four, yet they marched to victory with sheer determination. R Bopara the Orange Cap Holder was out at 11 from 15 balls packed with 2 fours, Goel was run out at duck, Sangakkara run out at 60 from 51 balls 7 fours and a six, Yuvi was out at 2, Jayawardene at 7, I Pathan lambasted the bowling order of RR by smashing 39 from 33 balls with 2 fours and sixes, P Chawla unbeaten at 6 and Mota not out at 1. The Kings XI team put up a score of 112 for 6 with 13 extras. Fall of Wickets: 1-0 2-21 3-38 4-48 5-123 6-130 ling Kamran Khan 4-0-15-2 D Mascarenhas 4-0-29-0 M Patel 4-0-24-2 Y Pathan 4-0-30-0 S Warne 4-0-37-0 Kings XI had to win today to make their way to Semi Finals. Rajasthan Royals the champions of 1st IPL are struggling this season. All the four batsmen were sent back to their dug out when they were just 27. I Pathan swept off 2 wickets and shattered team Rajasthan Royals. Y Abudlla also picked 2 wickets from the other end. Fire cracker Yusuf Pathan was sent back by Piyush Chawla and the match was going in favour of Kings XI. S Anodkar scored 3, G Smith 2, R Quiney 7 with 1 four, Y Pathan 10 with 2 fours, D Mascarenhas 4 laced with 1 four, R Jadeja 37 with 2 fours off 44 balls, A Raut was out for 1, S Warne tried to dig out his team from the danger zone with a unbeaten score of 34 from 33 balls with 3 fours, M Rawat unbeaten for 4. Rajasthan Royals lost the match by just putting up 112 for 7 in 20 overs with 10 extras. Fall of wickets: 1-7 2-9 3-23 4-27 5-36 6-42 7-102 ling: R Powar 2-0-10-0 I Pathan 4-0-26-2 Y Abdulla 4-0-21-3 P Chawla 4-0-22-2 Y Singh 2-0-9-0 4-0-15-2 The best bowling figure of Rajasthan Royals was by Kamran Khan 4-0-21-3 The best bowling figure of Kings XI Punjab by Y Abdulla Highest Scorer for Kings XI Punjab K Sangakkara 60 from 51 balls with 7 fours and 1 six Highest Scorer for Rajasthan Royals 37 R Jadeja off 44 balls 2 fours Best Partnership – Rajasthan Royals 60 Shane Warne and R Jadeja Best Partnership – Kings XI Punjab 75 K Sangakkara and Irfan Pathan Number of sixes 3 3 Kings XI Punjab 0 Rajasthan Royals Number of fours 21 12 Kings XI Punjab 9 Rajasthan Royals
Chennai Super Kings v/s Deccan Chargers at Kingsmead, Durban, Republic of South Africa on 27th April, 2009 H Gibbs washes Team Chennai Super Kings in Durban on 27th April 2009. The runner ups of the 1st IPL, are in shambles this year. There were less of Yorkers and more of full toss bowled by CSK bowlers which cost them the loss once again! Parthiv Patel’s on and off performance this season is not laudable. He walked back with a duck. M Hayden has been proving his worth right from the first match. He again played a remarkable knock of 49 from 38 balls with 8 fours. Raina’s 25 from 19 balls came with 2 sixes and a boundary, skipper Dhoni had a poor show off 22 off 22 balls with a four and a six, J Oram supported Hayden with his valuable addition of unbeaten 41 from 29 balls creamed with 4 fours and 2 sixes, J Morkel contributed 13 from 7 balls with a four and a six, S Badrinath scored 8 from 9 balls with a boundary, Gony remained unbeaten at 0. CSK put up 165 for 6 in 20 overs with 10 extras. Fall of Wickets 1-0 2-64 3-102 4-103 5-129 6-165 ling F Edwards 4-0-21-1 RP Singh 3-0-32-1 D Smith 1-0-17-0 Y Venugopal 4-0-35-1 R Sharma 3-0-18-1 P Ojha 2-0-11-2 S Shoaib 3-0-31-0 A Gilchrist hit over the top and played a Captain’s innings. His knock of 44 from 19 balls with 5 fours and 3 sixes with a laudable innings of H Gibbs unbeaten 69 from 56 balls laced with 6 fours and 2 sixes, VVS Laxman walks back with 4, R Sharma with 18 creamed with a six, D Smith with 12 hitting a six and a four from 5 balls, A Bilakhia was unbeaten at 12. Gilly’s team scored 169 in 19.3 overs at the loss of only 4 wickets. Gily and Gibbs put up an opening partnership of 67 in 5.4 overs had set the ball rolling in their favour. Fall of Wickets 1-67 2-75 3-114 4-130 ling L Balaji 3.3-0-41-1 M Gony 1-0-20-0 A Morkel 3-0-29-0 M Muralitharan 4-0-17-1 S Raina 4-0-18-2 J Oram 3-0-28-0 J Sharma 1-0-14-0 Team Hyderabad won by 6 wickets with 3 balls to bowl. 2-0-11-2 The best bowling figure of Deccan Chargers was by Pragyan Ojha 4-0-18-2 The best bowling figure of Chennai Super Kings by Suresh Raina Highest Scorer for Deccan Chargers 69 H Gibbs off 56 balls laced with 6 fours and 2 sixes Highest Scorer for Chennai Super Kings 49 M Hayden off 35 balls 8 fours Best Partnership – Chennai Super Kings 63 Mathew Hayden and Suresh Raina Best Partnership – Deccan Chargers 67 Adam Gilchrist and H Gibbs Number of sixes 9 2 Chennai Super Kings 7 Deccan Chargers Number of fours 29 16 Chennai Super Kings 13 Deccan Chargers
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