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  India chokes in the finals India choked in the finals. This time, it was again the old story of batting failure that undid India. The result was a sorry loss by 74 runs to Sri Lanka in the finals. The bowlers did well to check the run riot during the death overs, but not before Sri Lanka milked them for 299. The Indian chase never gathered steam as wickets started tumbling from the very first over. The game was as good as lost when Sehwag, the man in form for India was runout.
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PK, Sehwag take India to the finals Riding on the bowlers and spearheaded by a Royal Challenger, India triumphed over New Zealand and marched into the finals of the Tri Series Tournament in Sri Lanka today. Though it was a bowlers’ night out, it wouldn’t have been had not Virendra Sehwag stood there like a rock and played out a resolute century when the sun was up. His 13th century enabled India to 223 – a low score – but a defendable total proved eventually.
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India’s woes continue Two heavy defeats in three matches. The first was a margin of 200 runs, the second, today, got over within 15 overs. The consistency at which the Indian team is playing inconsistent cricket in Sri Lanka is somehow slowly getting into the system as a habit, even if the team make us believe anything otherwise. The Indian batting order would come up with a stellar one match only to deceive in the next. Like they did today, succumbing by 103. Sri Lanka took just 15 overs to overcome the challenge, and the whole day-and-night affair was over in less than 50 overs. Not exactly a perfect example of good cricket, isn’t it!
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PK starts, Sehwag finishes victory over Lanka Two incidents characterised the match between India and Sri Lanka today. The first ball of the match produced a wicket, when a swinging delivery by Praveen Kumar knocked off Upul Tharanga’s stumps. The last ball of the match produced a six, but the runs didn’t add to the striker Virendra Sehwag’s score of 99 as it was declared a no-ball and India needed only a single to win the match. Sehwag needed s single too for the century, but Lankan spinner Suraj Randiv decided to bowl a big no-ball to deny the century! Both the deliveries however, characterised the emphatic way that India danced to victory over Sri Lanka, but not without providing some fare share of hiccups as India was down to 32/3, chasing a paltry 170.
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Meet the winners of FFC 3: Off they go to SA The Red and Gold brigade stumped the Chinnaswamy Stadium today with enthusiasm, creativity and innovation as the Team Royal Challenger Fanatic Fan Challenge 3 came to an end with three worthy winners emerging out of one of the toughest competition. And the winners are:
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Disha Shetty – Chief Blogger Dharma Chandru – Chief Photographer Sherrie – Chief Podcaster The prize for winning the competition: Travel to South Africa with Team RC and cover each match the Team plays in the Airtel Champions League T20!! Congratulations to the three Fanatic Fans! Team RC Final 15 announced Team Royal Challengers announced the final 15 squad for the Airtel Champions League T20 2010 to be held in South Africa from September 10. Cameron White, Ross Taylor, Jacques Kallis all of whom are eligible to play for their domestic sides have been retained by team RC. The team also includes Dale Steyn and Dillion du Preez and Nayan Doshi, who impressed with his bowling in the one-off game he played in IPL 3.
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Royal Challengers: Anil Kumble, Rahul Dravid, Robin Uthappa, Manish Pandey, Praveen Kumar, R Vinay Kumar, Virat Kohli, Cameron White, Ross Taylor, Dale Steyn, Jacques Kallis, Dillon Du Preez, B Akhil, Abhimanyu Mithun, Nayan Doshi. |
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