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IPL
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IPL 2011: News

'Under no pressure to perform'

Wriddhiman Saha, declared Man of the Match for his unbeaten 46 that helped Chennai Super Kings beat Kochi Tuskers Kerala by 11 runs in Chennai on Wednesday night, said he was not under any pressure to perform, but played according to the situation.

If you are good enough, nobody can keep you out

Indian cricket isn’t known for many famous comebacks on the international stage, especially by those who have turned 30. But S Badrinath is set to buck the trend.  Amol Karhadkar reports.

Devils’ nightmare

If Thursday’s Indian Premier League match against the Delhi Daredevils was important for S Badrinath to help the Chennai Super Kings seal a berth in the playoffs, it was equally crucial for the Tamil Nadu batsman to build a firm case for recall to the national team. Amol Karhadkar reports. Scorecard

Kolkata Knights dance in the rain

In between a drizzle and torrential rain, the Kolkata Knight Riders took a giant step towards the playoffs at the Eden Gardens on Saturday. Nikhilesh Bhattacharya reports. Scorecard | Lowest scores in power plays

Badrinath proves he is still up for the challenge

International cricket is addictive, says S Badrinath, who got initiated into it late, when he was almost 28. And he played only three ODIs and two Tests. Nikhilesh Bhattacharya reports.

Rattled KKR up against confident CSK

Still smarting from their defeat at the hands of Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Kolkata Knight Riders will have to get their act together soon and come out all guns blazing against defending champions Chennai Super Kings in their IPL return-leg match here tomorrow.

Face to face within two days

The Indian Premier League is more than 200 matches old. Yet, never in its history have two teams clashed against each other in less than 48 hours. Amol Karhadkar reports.

For Super Kings, home is where the hearth is

As the Chennai Super Kings team walked into the hotel lobby after their team dinner on Sunday, it was clear the defending champions were not only about the big international stars. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

IPL: Warriors bow to Kings

Even after three games on the surface, the Chepauk wicket remained a mystery for the Chennai Super Kings batsmen. Not to speak of the men from the visiting team, Pune Warriors. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports. Scorecard | Pics

Give me some sunshine...

The weather has turned pleasant while the Chennai Super Kings were away from home. Despite the cool sea breeze blowing continuously, the home team wasn't too happy about the conditions during their practice at the M A Chidambaram Stadium on Sunday. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

Chennai aim to end losing streak, up against Pune Warriors

Reeling from back-to-back defeats, defending champions Chennai Super Kings would aim to get back to winning ways when they take on unpredictable tournament debutants Pune Warriors in an Indian Premier League match in Chennai on Monday.

Who is the greediest of them all?

In the country versus club debate, which is the inevitable consequence of the way IPL is structured, we fail to address one simple fact, writes Pradeep Magazine.

I am yet to decide on full-time coaching job: Fleming

Stephen Fleming's name has been doing the rounds as a possible successor to Gary Kirsten as India coach but the former New Zealand captain has said he had not thought of taking up full-time coaching job yet.

Rain interruption proved to be crucial, feels Dhoni

Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels the hour-long rain interruption proved to be costly for his team during its shock seven-wicket loss to IPL debutants Kochi Tuskers Kerala here.

It's the same game for Mr Cricket

He landed in Chennai a day before the game, but the effortless ease with which he slipped into his rhythm from ball one, Mike Hussey must be wondering 'what's the fuss about the challenge of adapting to different formats, teams and positions'. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.
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