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IPL 2011: News

My toss decision was wrong: Gilchrist

After being thrashed by 82 runs by Deccan Chargers in their do-or-die IPL match, Kings XI Punjab skipper Adam Gilchrist on Saturday said his decision to field first coupled with a sloppy allround performance quashed their hopes of making the play-offs.

Chargers crush KXIP's hopes

If White & Co wouldn't have dashed Kings XI's qualification hopes, then there was a big chance of one of KKR and MI bowing out of the competition after their match on Sunday. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.Scorecard

It’s only pride at stake for Chargers, Warriors

Neither Deccan Charger nor the Pune Warriors India have the slightest hope of progressing to the playoffs in the Indian Premier League’s fourth edition. Amol Karhadkar reports. Key men

Mishra takes apart a hot-headed Munaf

For 19 overs, Deccan Chargers looked like they were only interested in going through the motions. That is when Mumbai Indians speedster Munaf Patel decided to bring some life into the contest with a verbal tirade against Amit Mishra, who had just top edged him to the boundary. Abhijeet Kulkarni reports. Scorecard

Lehmann impressed by Ishant and Munaf in IPL

Deccan Chargers coach Darren Lehmann on Friday said Ishant Sharma is their find of the ongoing IPL season and that the paceman along with Munaf Patel are capable of taking forward Indian cricket.

Resigned to fate

When a team starts to plan for the next season, with four matches in the current edition to go, it is clear it has conceded defeat. And the body language of the Deccan Chargers makes no effort to hide the fact. Abhijeet Kulkarni reports.

Sehwag's dropped catches cost us match: Sangakkara

Deccan Chargers captain Kumar Sangakkara feels that the two missed chances of Delhi Daredevils skipper Virender Sehwag cost his side the match.

Deccan, Delhi Daredevils in a battle for survival

Battling poor form and placed in the bottom heap of the points table, former champions Deccan Chargers and Delhi Daredevils square off in what promises to be an evenly-matched IPL contest at the Rajiv Gandhi International stadium on Thursday.

International players need to take responsibility: Sangakkara

Frustrated after Deccan Chargers slumped to their sixth defeat in the Indian Premier League, skipper Kumar Sangakkara said the team's international players will have to take responsibility and come good in the remaining matches.

Charge of the Knights

“Not making enough runs for a start and not taking enough wickets." Deccan Chargers' coach, Darren Lehman, couldn't have made his take on the team's disappointing season any clearer. So at least, the Chargers' fans can be hopeful that the coach is seeing things clearly. Vivek Pande reports.

Once famous, getting there once more

Blame it on an overdose of the game, but the Indian cricket fans’ memory is becoming short. A few months out of the limelight and you are in danger of being written off as a discard. Ask the Deccan Chargers troika of Ishant Sharma, Amit Mishra and Pragyan Ojha. Sanjjeev Karan Samyal reports.

Ishant rips through Tuskers' lineup

Deccan Chargers' Ishant Sharma returned a sensational five for 12 to rip through the Kochi Tuskers lineup, eventually leading to a 55-run victory. Somshuvra Laha reports. Scorecard | Warriors wince again

Past is passé for the table-scrapers

The Kochi Tuskers and Deccan Chargers don't have a choice. After doling out easy wins in their previous matches, the onus is on them to engineer a turnaround, and fast. Somshuvra Laha writes.

IPL turns friends into foes

Friends and teammates, Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara were like peas in a pod, scripting their opponents' downfall and the ascent of the national side in the last decade that has seen Sri Lanka reach the World Cup finals twice. Somshuvra Laha reports.

No cheerleaders as IPL mourns Sai Baba

Cheerleaders have been an integral part of the IPL. However, in keeping with the sombre mood following the death of godman Sathya Sai Baba this morning, the Mumbai Indians and Deccan Chargers decided not to use cheerleaders for their game in Hyderabad today. Rohit Bhaskar reports.
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