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March 12 – DC Hyderabad vs KKR – Hyderabad
March 13 – MI vs RR – Mumbai/Nagpur
March 13 – KXIP vs DD – Mohali
March 14 – CSK vs DC Hyderabad – Chennai
March 14 – KKR vs RCB – Kolkata
March 15 – RR vs DD – Jaipur
March 16 – RCB vs KXIP – Bangalore
March 16 – KKR vs CSK – Kolkta
March 17 – DD vs MI – Delhi
March 18 – RCB vs RR – Bangalore
March 19 – DC Hyderabad vs KXIP – Vizag
March 20 – RR vs KKR – Ahmedabad
March 20 – MI vs RCB – Mumbai/Nagpur
March 21 – MI vs RCB – Chennai
March 21 – DD vs DC Hyderabad – Delhi
March 22 – MI vs KKR – Mumbai/Nagpur
March 23 – RCB vs CSK – Bangalore
March 24 – KXIP vs RR – Mohali
March 25 – KKR vs DD – Kolkta
March 26 – CSK vs MI – Chennai
March 26 – RR vs DC Hyderabad – Ahmedabad
March 27 – RCB vs DD – Bangalore
March 27 – KXIP vs KKR – Mohali
March 28 – RR vs CSK – Ahmedabad
March 28 – DC Hyderabad vs MI – Vizag
March 29 – DD vs KKR – Delhi
March 30 – MI vs KXIP – Mumbai/Nagpur
March 31 – CSK vs RCB – Chennai
March 31 – DD vs RR – Delhi
April 1 – KKR vs DC – Kolkata
April 2 – KXIP vs RCB – Mohali
April 3 – CSK vs RR – Chennai
April 3 – MI vs DC  Hyderabad- Mumbai/Nagpur
April 4 – DD vs RCB – Delhi
April 4 – KKR vs KXIP – Kolkata
April 5 – DC Hyderabad vs RR – Hyderabad
April 6 – MI vs CSK – Mumbai/Nagpur
April 7 – RR vs KXIP – Ahmedabad
April 8 – RCB vs DC Hyderabad – Bangalore
April 8 – CSK vs DD – Chennai
April 9 – KXIP vs MI – Mohali
April 10 – RCB vs KKR – Bangalore
April 10 – DC Hyderabad vs CSK – Hyderabad
April 11 – RR vs MI – Jaipur
April 11 – DD vs KXIP – Delhi
April 12 – DC Hyderabad vs RCB – Hyderabad
April 13 – CSK vs KKR – Chennai
April 14 – MI vs DD – Mumbai/Nagpur
April 15 – RR vs RCB – Jaipur
April 15 – KXIP vs DC Hyderabad – Dharmsala
April 16 – DD vs CSK – Delhi
April 17 – RCB vs MI – Bangalore
April 17 – KKR vs RR – Kolkata
April 18 – DC Hyderabad vs DD – Hyderabad
April 18 – KXIP vs CSK – Dharamsala
April 19 – KKR vs MI – Kolkata
April 21 – 1st Semifinal Match
April 22 – 2nd Semifinal Match
April 24 – 3rd Place Match
April 25 – FINAL Match

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Chasing Royal Challengers’ 127 for six in 20 overs, Victoria Bushrangers scored 133 for three in 15.5 overs with David Hussey (31 n.o., 15 balls, 2×4, 3×6)

Bangalore strated well scoreing 70 odd runs in first 10 runs, but failed to score quick runs in their later part of innisgs.

With this win Victoria Bushrangers almost booked their place in semis, while Bangalore Royal Challengers fortune depends on other games

Royal Challengers Bangalore Vs Victoria Bushrangers- Champions League T20 Video  Highlights

The scores:

Royal Challengers Bangalore: M. Pandey c & b McDonald 39, R. Uthappa b McKay 13, R. Dravid lbw b McDonald 33, V. Kohli c A. Blizzard b McDonald 6, R. Taylor lbw b McDonald 2, M. Boucher c Blizzard b McKay 5, B. Akhil (not out) 18, R. van der Merwe (not out) 3, Extras (b-1, lb-6, nb-1) 8; Total (for six in 20 overs) 127.

Fall of wickets: 1-39, 2-60, 3-76, 4-79, 5-99, 6-104.

Victoria Bushrangers bowling: Harwood 4-0-28-0, Siddle 4-0-26-0, McKay 4-0-26-2, Holland 4-0-19-0, McDonald 4-0-21-4.

Victoria Bushrangers: R. Quiney c Dravid b Steyn 29, B. Hodge b B. Akhil 25, A. Blizzard b Merwe 21, D. Hussey (not out) 31, C. White (not out) 6, Extras (b-4, lb-7, w-10) 21; Total (for three wickets in 15.5 overs) 133.

Fall of wickets: 1-48, 2-95, 3-97.

Royal Challengers Bangalore bowling: Kumble 3.5-0-39-0, Praveen 2-0-10-0, Steyn 4-0-33-1, Akhil 3-0-20-1, Merwe 3-0-20-1.

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Indian Premier League champions have been knocked out of the Champions League Twenty20 at the group stage after a three-run defeat to Trinidad & Tobago in Hyderabad tonight.

Batting first Trinidad & Tobago scored 49 for seven with usefull knocks fromopener  Williams Perkins  38 off 32 balls and No7 batsman Kieron Pollard 31 from 14 balls

Deccan Chargers failed to build any partnership and ended up 3 runs short. Adam Gilchrist struck a 51 off 36 balls,which I think is not a typicaly gill innigs. Venugopal Rao made 30 in 14 balls, but failed to finish the match
With eight runs needed off the Dwayne Bravo’s last over, deccan ended up scoreing only 5 runs

Video Highlights:

The scores: Trinidad & Tobago: L. Simmons lbw b F. Edwards 7, W. Perkins lbw b F. Edwards 38, Darren Bravo c & b T. Suman 14, D. Ganga (run out) 0, Dwayne Bravo (run out) 11, D. Ramdin st A. Gilchrist b A. Symonds 15, K. Pollard b F. Edwards 31, Sherwin Ganga not out 13, D. Mohammed not out 2. Extras: (lb- 8, nb-4, w-6) 18. Total: (for seven wickets in 20 overs) 149.

Fall of wickets: 1-19, 2-53, 3-53, 4-83, 5-92, 6-125, 7-135.

Deccan Chargers bowling: Fidel Edwards 4-0-32-3, R. P. Singh 4-0-22-0, Styris 1-0-10-0, Suman 3-0-24-1, Symonds 4-0-25-1, Ojha 4-0-28-0.

Deccan Chargers: A. Gilchrist c Pollard b Simmons 51, V. V. S. Laxman lbw b Dwayne Bravo 4, A. Kumar c D. Ramdin b Dwayne Bravo 1, A. Symonds (run out) 2, R. Sharma c Dwyne Bravo b S. Badree 25, S. Styris (run out) 14, Y. V. Rao c D. Ramdin b R. Rampaul 30, T. Suman (not out) 9, R. P. Singh b Dwayne Bravo 5, F. Edwards (run out) 0, P. Ojha (not out) 0. Extras: (lb-1, nb-1, w-3) 5. Total: (for nine wickets in 20 overs) 146.

Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-23, 3-30, 4-85, 5-86, 6-125, 7-137, 8-145, 9-145.

Trinidad & Tobago bowling: Rampaul 4-0-29-1, Dwayne Bravo 4-0-24-3, Sherwin Ganga 2-0-17-0, Pollard 1-0-13-0, Mohammad 3-0-21-0, Badree 3-0-25-1, Simmons 3-0-16-1.

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As expected Eden Gardens will not host finals this time

The venue-based match distribution:

Mumbai         -    Final + 2 games
Mohali                -    Semi Final + 2 games
Ahmedabad        -    Quarter Final + 2 games
Delhi                   -    1 India game + 3 games
Chennai              -    1 India game + 3 games
Bangalore           -    1 India game + 3 games
Nagpur               -     1 India game + 3 games
Kolkata              -    1 India game + 3 games

Groups for the 2011 World Cup

Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada, Kenya.

Group B – India, South Africa, England, West Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland, Netherlands.

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Royal Challengers trashed Otago Volta with a 80 run victory and entered intl later stages of champions league T20.

Jaques Kallis smashed a blazing unbeaten 73 and   Robin Uthappa had blasted 42 from 31 deliveries at the start and Ross Taylor scored a quick fire 32 from 11 deliveries that included three sixes in the final over to power Royal Challengers Bangalore to a massive 188 for two against Otago Volts i

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Watchout video highlights of this match

The scores: Delhi Daredevils: G. Gambhir b Harwood 4, V. Sehwag c & b McKay 21, T. Dilshan b McKay 18, O. Shah c Wade b McKay 0, D. Karthik (run out) 6, M. Manhas b Harwood 25, R. Bhatia b McDonald 8, A. Mishra (not out) 7, P. Sangwan b McDonald 1; Extras (b-2, lb-2, w-4): 8. Total (for eight wkts. in 20 overs): 98.

Fall of wickets: 1-17, 2-31, 3-41, 4-47, 5-76, 6-84, 7-96, 8-98.

Victoria Bushrangers bowling: Harwood 4-0-20-2, Siddle 4-0-21-0, McKay 4-0-17-3, McDonald 4-0-17-2, Holland 3-0-10-0, Hussey 1-0-9-0.

Victoria Bushrangers: R. Quiney b Mishra 40, B. Hodge b Dilshan 9, C. White (not out) 22, D. Hussey b Bhatia 7, A. Blizzard (not out) 15; Extras (lb-1, w-5, nb-1): 7. Total (for three wkts. in 16.4 overs): 100.

Fall of wickets: 1-55, 2-55, 3-78.

Delhi Daredevils bowling: Nehra 3-0-20-0, Nannes 3-0-17-0, Mishra 4-0-30-1, Dilshan 4-0-14-1, Bhatia 2.4-0-18-1.

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Diamond Eagels failed to chase a decent target of 142 and succumbed to a accurate bowling of Brett Leeand  Clark

Batting first NSW scored 144 with Katich scoring a half a century.

Watch out the video highlights of this match

The scores: NSW Blues: P. Hughes b Mpitsang 1, D. Warner b Bailey 23, S. Katich c Rossouw b van Schalkwyk 53, M. Henriques a McLaren b van Schalkwyk 27, B. Rohrer (not out) 22, S. Smith b du Preez 10, B. Lee (run out) 0, D. Smith (not out) 0; Extras (lb-6, w-2): 8. Total (for six wkts in 20 overs): 144.

Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-82, 3-84, 4-126, 5-138, 6-138.

Diamond Eagles bowling: du Preez 4-0-32-1, Mpitsang 3-0-11-1, McLaren 3-0-30-0, van Schalkwyk 3-0-22-2, Tshabalala 4-0-33-0, Bailey 3-0-10-1.

Diamond Eagles: A. McLaren (run out) 11, R. Rossouw lbw b Lee 1, MN van Wyk c Hughes b Clark 0, B. Dippenaar c Katich b Clark 7, R. Bailey (run out) 8, R. McLaren, SC van Schalkwyk b Henriques 3, D. du Preez b Clark 7, T. Tshabalala (not out) 8, P. Mpitsang (not out) 0; Extras (lb 4): 4. Total (for nine wkts in 20 overs): 91.

Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-13, 3-14, 4-22, 5-24, 6-36, 7-62, 8-71, 9-90.

NSW Blues bowling: Lee 4-1-14-1, Bollinger 4-0-21-0, Clark 4-0-12-3, Henriques 3-0-13-2, Hauritz 4-0-13-1, Smith 1-0-14-0.

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Bangalore royal  Challengers posted a healthy target of 180, thanks to Robin Uthappa (51) and a late fireworks from Ross Taylor (53 not out). What costed them the match – Ross Taylor missing a sitter when Duminy in in his late 20’s.

Pravven Kumar bowled a impressive first spell take dangerous Gibbs in his first over and dismissing skipper Andrew Puttick, however the rest of the bowlers failed to keep pressure.

Video Highlights Cape Cobras vs Bangalore Royal Challengers

The scores:

Royal Challengers Bangalore: J. Kallis c R. Canning b Langeveldt 8, R. Uthappa c Gibbs b Zondeki 51, R. Dravid (run out) 28, V. Kohli st. Canning b Henderson 17, R. Taylor (not out) 53, M. Pandey (not out) 10. Extras (lb-4, w-9): 13. Total (for four wickets in 20 overs): 180.

Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-82, 3-97, 4-115.

Cape Cobras bowling: Langeveldt 3-0-12-1, Kleinveldt 4-0-45-0, Philander 2-0-21-0, Zondeki 4-0-39-1, Henderson 4-0-34-1, Ontong 3-0-25-0.

Cape Cobras: A. Puttick c Kohli b Praveen Kumar 11, H. Gibbs c Boucher b Praveen 0, H. Davids c Kohli b Vinay Kumar 27, J.P. Duminy (not out) 99, J. Ontong b Merwe 19, R. Canning c Kumble b Praveen 20, Kleinveldt (not out) 5. Extras (b-1, lb-1, nb-1): 3. Total (for five wickets in 19.4 overs): 184.

Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-14, 3-62, 4-103, 5-164.

Royal Challengers Bangalore bowling: Praveen 4-0-32-3, Kallis 2-0-18-0, Vinay 3.4-0-40-1, Kumble 4-0-35-0, Merwe 4-0-34-1, Kohli 2-0-23-0.

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