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Monthly Archives: April 2009
IPL Matches Going Against Form
The last four matches of the IPL have gone against the team that was leading, thus creating a situation where even after 6 matches, every team has a reasonably good chance of making the semi-finals. Only 3 points separate the … Continue reading
Rajasthan Finally Win a Chase
Before the match started, I was very curious to know what each team would do if they won the boss. Delhi has a great batting lineup and they have been very comfortable in chasing down scores. They were also able to … Continue reading
Poor Matthew Hayden
Last year’s runners-up Chennai Super Kings may end up as the best team not able to qualify for the knock out round. They have lost 3 matches now without embarrassing themselves, giving up by 19 runs, 9 runs and 6 … Continue reading
Rajasthan Join Bangalore in the Depths
Another double header today. As expected, Delhi Daredevils beat Bangalore Royal Challengers, but not quite the way they would have liked. The Bangalore bowlers put up a stiff resistance before giving it away in the final overs. With enough wickets … Continue reading
The Philosophy of Life and Cricket
[This is a guest blog post by our friend Sundara Ramu Kamakolanu as he takes a philosophical look at life and cricket.] One Day Cricket Match. One Human Life. One Day Cricket has 100 overs. Human life span is 100 … Continue reading
Live-Blogging Kings XI Punjab versus Rajasthan Royals – Part Two
My pick for the Man of the Match: Sangakkara. The Punjab bowlers deserve a collective kudos. That’s it for today! Over 20: Kings XI are back in the running after their two rain-affected defeats. Their batting needs some more work, … Continue reading
Live-Blogging Kings XI Punjab versus Rajasthan Royals
Over 20: Good final over keeps Punjab down to 139/6. Rajasthan need to score an easy 7 runs an over to win. If there is no repeat of their fiasco against Bangalore, they should win it. Much depends on the … Continue reading
Deccan Chargers and Rain Muddy the IPL Waters
When the first IPL tournament began, no one knew what to expect. There were no favorites, except those created by the hype of which team spent the most amount of money. With teams changing form because of international players moving … Continue reading
The Graveyard of T20 and IPL Predictions
I sincerely feel sorry for Ron over at cricketanalysis.com. He has been trying very hard to get his predictions for the Indian Premier League matches correct by tweaking the necessary parameters, but he seems to have hit a dead end, one … Continue reading
World Record Twenty20 Match on Mount Everest
Ducking Beamers points us to the world record created by two cricket teams who played a Twenty20 game on Mount Everest. They have now officially participated in the “highest game of cricket ever played” at the “highest altitude ever recorded … Continue reading