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Why is Krapich being shown on TV??
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So Fluke Ronchi fails again...
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OK - Im 'home alone' with full access to this game.
Yet I have decide dto watch the Comedy Channel instead.
IP Hell is Dead for me....
I'll leave you to watch 'Franchise A v Franchise B'
Yet I have decide dto watch the Comedy Channel instead.
IP Hell is Dead for me....
I'll leave you to watch 'Franchise A v Franchise B'
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Wats on Oxy?!
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Pathan 2 in 2 but couldnt get his hat-trick.
Mumbai Indians 95/7 (13.3/20 ov)
Mumbai Indians 95/7 (13.3/20 ov)
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Sreesanth getting tonked around, while Lee has been excellent.
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*Sreesanth (rfm)2.1 0 24 0 11.07 (1nb, 0w) 0.1-0-4-0 16 11 42.63
B Lee (rf) 3.0 0 8 1 2.66 (0nb, 0w) 1-0-3-0 15 15 25.73
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Wow AMAZING catch by Yuvraj, jumping one-handed grab over his head to send Pollock on his way. Catch of the tournament so far.
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Geez Lee is bowling a very inspired spell here. He's conceded 9 runs in just under 4 overs and has bowled 4 dots in a row.
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And he finishes with figures of 4-0-9-1 at an ER of 2.25.
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Sreesanth comes back and the 4444444s from Mumbai begin again. 
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And Sreesanth takes a wicket as the unknown tailender backs away from his stumps to cut him again. Sree gives the unknown tailender a parting spray as well lol.
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Why is Sreesanth crying?
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Strange.
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dinakar said:he is thinking that Preity Zinda will come to him and give a hug to console
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Um what has happened to sreesanth? He is crying uncontrollably, hope it isn't anything bad.
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We won the effin T20 world cup not so long ago...
I'll give you a second chance............
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Kolkata 2 2 0 0 0 4 +3.764 334/39.0 192/40.0
Delhi Daredevils 2 2 0 0 0 4 +2.988 275/28.1 271/40.0
Chennai 2 2 0 0 0 4 +0.975 448/40.0 409/40.0
Rajasthan Royals 3 2 1 0 0 4 -0.419 514/58.0 512/55.1
Kings XI Punjab 3 1 2 0 0 2 +0.241 555/60.0 524/58.1
Bangalore 2 1 1 0 0 2 -3.423 248/39.4 387/40.0
Mumbai [b]Indians[/b] 3 0 3 0 0 0 -1.268 483/60.0 556/59.4
Deccan Chargers 3 0 3 0 0 0 -1.339 466/60.0 472/51.5OZGOD
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Iqbal'sh said:The start of the IPL reinforces what everyone knew:
The Indians can't play T20 to save their lives.
I was saying this is one of the problems with naming your team after a country. It's like leverage - when it's positive it's really good but when it's negative it's really bad.
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Iqbal'sh said:
So the Indians could come last in the competition then? You have to admit, the Men In Blue looked pretty hapless today.
Brett Lee not MOM?
Brett Lee's figures yesterday: 4-0-9-2
Also, batsmen were all at sea when facing him and that too on a batsman friendly pitch. I would be interested to know if this is not a T20 record already for the most economical spell. On a normalized scale, I would say this is as good as Mcullum's 158. If that was not a MOM winning performance in a high scoring game, then I wonder what a bowler has to do to qualify for one? From the new generation, who would like to become a bowler when such greate performances are not rewarded?
This is pathetic and demoralizing.
Brett Lee's figures yesterday: 4-0-9-2
Also, batsmen were all at sea when facing him and that too on a batsman friendly pitch. I would be interested to know if this is not a T20 record already for the most economical spell. On a normalized scale, I would say this is as good as Mcullum's 158. If that was not a MOM winning performance in a high scoring game, then I wonder what a bowler has to do to qualify for one? From the new generation, who would like to become a bowler when such greate performances are not rewarded?
This is pathetic and demoralizing.
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aggarwald said:
Forget about MOM - there is not one award for bowlers in the whole tournament. There is a whole gamut for batsmen - DLF super sixes , highest number of sixes, longest sixes, orange caps and what nots - but theres absolutely nothing for the bowlers in the name of motivation... If this format becomes really popular then I have no doubt that the future of Cricket is 11 batsmen and a bowling machine in the middle.
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If that's so, that has to be the best T20 figures ever? And was it in Kolkata vs. DC game? Anyways, the point is that such figures are once in a bluemoon and IPL should realize that bowlers should be equally rewarded as batsmen, else....
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He took only one wicket not two. But i still agree with your point. T20 is really treating bowlers like a bowling machine. Though all the sixes and fours look fun the most important aspect of cricket which makes it so exciting is missing. The competition between the bat and ball.
The cushion of batting for only 20 overs is making the batsman throw the fear of losing their wicket out of the window. Now thats a massive advantage to a batsman in this already pro-batsman game. Inspite of this Lee came up with a splendid spell by bowling his heart out. I am sure they looked at only his wickets column and ignored the fact that it takes greater skill to have such an economy in this format of the game than to score a little over run a ball. Any bowling performance with an economy below 3 should be looked at when deciding the MoM award in this format of the game.
For me Lee was the man of the match.
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