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Sat,26 May 2012

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We cannot be taken lightly in IPL5: Dravid

Their campaign back on track after the 43-run win over Kings XI Punjab, Rajasthan Royals captain Rahul Dravid has said that opposition teams would be making a big mistake by taking side lightly in the ongoing Indian Premier League.

Royals face no resistance, storm Kings' bastion

Gambhir is the finest skipper I have seen: SRK

A beaming Kolkata Knight Riders co-owner Shah Rukh Khan can't stop raving about his team's skipper Gautam Gambhir as he feels the batsman has lifted the side magnificently.

SRK-Kajol to romance again!

Rohit co-stars in Mumbai matinee

Rohit Sharma might have played a rash shot at a crucial juncture in Sunday's game, which gave the CSK an opportunity to get back into the contest, but this Mumbai lad doesn’t have any regrets. Firoz Mirza reports. Scorecard | Rohit at IPL V

AB bash wins the big South African clash

AB bash wins the big South African clash

Tillakaratne Dilshan and AB de Villiers produced their explosive best to resurrect the Royal Challengers Bangalore's campaign on Sunday, chasing down a huge target set by the struggling Deccan Chargers.

Rohit co-stars in Mumbai matinee

ICC feels for PCB, but cannot interfere in bilateral ties

While expressing its sympathies with the Pakistan Cricket Board over the postponement of the Bangladesh's tour to Pakistan, the ICC has made it clear that it cannot interfere in any bilateral arrangement between two member nations.

Heavenly confusion in Eden

The House of Eden was divided. That was expected. But what wasn't was the confusing roar that kept breaking out like a sonic boom from the 65,000-plus capacity crowd. Indrajit Hazra writes.

Pune lose match, but Dada wins Eden

Pune lose match, but Dada wins Eden

It was an evening that tested loyalties. The general view was ‘why take sides when you can support both Dada and KKR’? Turquoise blue of the Pune Warriors was thus in harmony with the home team’s purple and gold. Somshuvra Laha reports.

Warrior made to face home truth

For that fleeting moment, the raw emotions were exposed. Shah Rukh Khan tightly hugged daughter Suhana as Sourav Ganguly glanced at the box that once used to root for him before making a hurried exit ahead of the customary post-match handshake. Somshuvra Laha reports.

Royals face no resistance, storm Kings' bastion

Throughout his international career, Dravid rarely showed emotions on the field. But the moment David Hussey holed out in the deep, a pumped-up RR skipper rushed to congratulate the fielder as well as Siddharth Trivedi. Ashutosh Sharma reports.

Divided loyalty at Eden Gardens

Loyalties were divided in the much anticipated IPL match between Pune Warriors and Kolkata Knight Riders in Kolkata on Saturday, with many local spectators slipping into Sourav Ganguly-led Warriors jerseys as the Eden Gardens bleeded blue.

Pune lose match, but Dada wins Eden

Pune Warriors fined for slow over rate

Pune Warriors were on Saturday penalised for a slow over rate during their Indian Premier League match against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Eden Gardens.

To play or not to play is the question before Bangalore skipper Vettori

After winning three games in a row, last year's runners-up Royal Challengers Bangalore suffered a dip in form with back-to-back losses, pushing them down to sixth on the points table. S Dipak Ragav reports.

Top guns look to rediscover lost touch

Top guns look to rediscover lost touch

On paper, they have one of the strongest line-ups in the IPL, but when they lock horns against the CSK in the return leg tomorrow, it will be the firepower in their bowling that the MI will be banking on. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

To play or not to play is the question before Vettori

BCCI should focus more on Test cricket: Wadekar

Former India captain Ajit Wadekar has asked the Cricket Board to concentrate more on promoting Tests than cash-rich Twenty20 tournament IPL.

The numbers just don’t add up for RR

Four losses on the trot for the Rajasthan Royals, who at one time were the team to beat, have seen them plummet to the bottom of the table. Ashutosh Sharma reports.
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