Champions League Twenty20 2011/12
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RCB vs NSW: Royal Challengers Bangalore outclass New South Wales to enter CLT20 final
BANGALORE: Step back Chris Gayle, David Warner and company, for Virat Kohli, the lone player retained by the Royal Challengers Bangalore,
A large number of fours and sixes, Gayle produced eight and eight, while Warner had 6 boundaries and an incredible 11 sixes, are part and parcel of the T20 game but rarely do you get see a masterclass even as mayhem rules.
Kohli's truly astonishing unbeaten 84 (49b, 10x4, 3x6) certainly was one, the quality of his shots almost surreal in a high pressure game as the semifinal, and it carried the night for RCB and put them into their first ever CLT20 final.
Spare a thought though for Warner, who made a second successive century, an unbeaten one at that as New South Wales Blues, unsurprisingly asked to bat first by Daniel Vettori, made 203 for two from their 20 overs.
BANGALORE: Step back Chris Gayle, David Warner and company, for Virat Kohli, the lone player retained by the Royal Challengers Bangalore,
A large number of fours and sixes, Gayle produced eight and eight, while Warner had 6 boundaries and an incredible 11 sixes, are part and parcel of the T20 game but rarely do you get see a masterclass even as mayhem rules.
Kohli's truly astonishing unbeaten 84 (49b, 10x4, 3x6) certainly was one, the quality of his shots almost surreal in a high pressure game as the semifinal, and it carried the night for RCB and put them into their first ever CLT20 final.
Spare a thought though for Warner, who made a second successive century, an unbeaten one at that as New South Wales Blues, unsurprisingly asked to bat first by Daniel Vettori, made 203 for two from their 20 overs.
Whatever result we get, we'll be fine: Harbhajan
Mumbai Indians captain Harbhajan Singh although wants his team to give best effort in their semifinal match of the Champions League T20 against Somerset in Chennai on Saturday but said he would not be too bothered about the result.
"Just go out, give it your best shot and enjoy
the game. If you're looking to enjoy the game, you give it everything. I'll make sure we'll give it our best on the field and whatever result we get, we'll be happy with it," said Harbhajan at the pre-match press conference in Chennai on Friday.
"I hope we play to our potential and whatever result we get, we'll be fine," he added.
Newspaper: Hindustan Times
Mumbai Indians captain Harbhajan Singh although wants his team to give best effort in their semifinal match of the Champions League T20 against Somerset in Chennai on Saturday but said he would not be too bothered about the result.
"Just go out, give it your best shot and enjoy
the game. If you're looking to enjoy the game, you give it everything. I'll make sure we'll give it our best on the field and whatever result we get, we'll be happy with it," said Harbhajan at the pre-match press conference in Chennai on Friday.
"I hope we play to our potential and whatever result we get, we'll be fine," he added.
Newspaper: Hindustan Times
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Mumbai indian reached the final of nokia clt20.
Mumbai indian beat somerset by 10 runs.
MI-160/5
SOM-150/7
LASITH MALINA-4OVER-20 RUNS-4 WICKET
FINAL WILL BE RCB VS MI.
Mumbai indian beat somerset by 10 runs.
MI-160/5
SOM-150/7
LASITH MALINA-4OVER-20 RUNS-4 WICKET
FINAL WILL BE RCB VS MI.
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So first time of clt20 history final will be played [tomorrow] by two indian ipl team.
Now its will be interesting to see bettle between GAYLE AND MALINGA.
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Now its will be interesting to see bettle between GAYLE AND MALINGA.
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Last two overs made the difference: Harbhajan
The two wickets by James Franklin in the 19th over set up victory for Mumbai Indians, according to skipper Harbhajan Singh who also praised Lasith Malinga for his haul of four wickets against Somerset in the semifinals of the Champions League T20 tournament on Saturday. Mumbai Indians,
who made 160 for 5, won by 10 runs, but not before surviving some anxious moments as Somerset came within shouting distance of winning before losing four wickets in the last two overs.
"It was a better wicket than what we played on earlier. We batted quite well except for in the middle overs. Pollard, Sathish Rajagopal and Suyra Kumar Yadav scored important runs at the finish.
"Malinga and Franklin bowled fantastic two overs. I asked Franklin to bowl the 19th over because he was bowling the right length and he had bowled a lot in the nets. It paid off," said Harbhajan.
His counterpart Alfonso Thomas was obviously disappointed, but preferred to look at the positives as his team came through the qualifying competition to reach the semifinals.
"I thought we could win, but it was quality bowling by Malinga. What can you say? As for our team, a few youngsters came through. We take back fond memories," said Thomas.
Man of the Match Malinga said: "I knew that the first three overs were important and I did my best and took two wickets. In the last over, I tried some variations and they worked, but Franklin took two wickets in the 19th and I knew that 15 off my last over would be difficult."
Newspaper: Hindustan Times, 9th Oct
The two wickets by James Franklin in the 19th over set up victory for Mumbai Indians, according to skipper Harbhajan Singh who also praised Lasith Malinga for his haul of four wickets against Somerset in the semifinals of the Champions League T20 tournament on Saturday. Mumbai Indians,
who made 160 for 5, won by 10 runs, but not before surviving some anxious moments as Somerset came within shouting distance of winning before losing four wickets in the last two overs.
"It was a better wicket than what we played on earlier. We batted quite well except for in the middle overs. Pollard, Sathish Rajagopal and Suyra Kumar Yadav scored important runs at the finish.
"Malinga and Franklin bowled fantastic two overs. I asked Franklin to bowl the 19th over because he was bowling the right length and he had bowled a lot in the nets. It paid off," said Harbhajan.
His counterpart Alfonso Thomas was obviously disappointed, but preferred to look at the positives as his team came through the qualifying competition to reach the semifinals.
"I thought we could win, but it was quality bowling by Malinga. What can you say? As for our team, a few youngsters came through. We take back fond memories," said Thomas.
Man of the Match Malinga said: "I knew that the first three overs were important and I did my best and took two wickets. In the last over, I tried some variations and they worked, but Franklin took two wickets in the 19th and I knew that 15 off my last over would be difficult."
Newspaper: Hindustan Times, 9th Oct
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Mumbai indian's early troulbe is continue.
MI-24/2 (4)
KANWAR AND BILIZARD IS GONE.
MI-24/2 (4)
KANWAR AND BILIZARD IS GONE.
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Very interesting final.
Dilshan and gayle have returned to pavilion.
Kohli is last hope for RCB.
RCB-65/2 (10)
Dilshan and gayle have returned to pavilion.
Kohli is last hope for RCB.
RCB-65/2 (10)
