DLF CUP 2006

rahul_parab2006

rahul_parab2006

Rahul Parab
It's time now...again...CRICKET !!!

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DLF Cup starts 2day, which is a traingular series,
with the match between Aus and Wi.....
at KL, Malayasia...all day-nite games...
with INDIA as the third team

it's score card n analysis of 1st innings (australia) where aus choose to bat first on a batting paradise pitch :-


DLF Cup - 1st Match
Australia v West Indies

Played at Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur (neutral match), on 12 September 2006 - day/night (50-over match)

Australia - Batting (50 overs maximum)

PA Jaques b Edwards 2(10)
SM Katich c Bravo b Bradshaw 36(69)
RT Ponting lbw b Bradshaw 56(54)
MJ Clarke b Bravo 81(79)
MJ Cosgrove c Lara b Smith 34(38)
SR Watson c Sarwan b Smith 2(15)
BJ Haddin b Taylor 24(19)
MG Johnson b Taylor 15(8)
NW Bracken b Taylor 1 (3)
DJ Cullen not out 2 (3)
GD McGrath not out 1 (3)

Extras (lb 8, w 17) 25

Total (9 wickets; 50 overs) 279

Fall of wickets1-9 (Jaques, 3.2 ov), 2-106 (Ponting, 20.6 ov), 3-122 (Katich, 24.1 ov), 4-191 (Cosgrove, 36.2 ov), 5-205 (Watson, 40.5 ov), 6-258 (Clarke, 46.6 ov), 7-258 (Haddin, 47.1 ov), 8-260 (Bracken, 47.5 ov), 9-276 (Johnson, 49.2 ov)

WI - Bowling O - M - R - W - Econ

IDR Bradshaw 10 - 0 - 36 - 2 - 3.60 (3w)
FH Edwards 6 - 0 - 38 - 1 - 6.33 (2w)
CH Gayle 8 - 1 - 37 - 0 - 4.62
DR Smith 9 - 1 - 41 - 2 - 4.55 (3w)
JE Taylor 10 - 0 - 59 - 3 - 5.90 (4w)
DJ Bravo 7 - 0 - 60 - 1 - 8.57 (5w)


Umpires Asad Rauf (Pakistan) and MR Benson (England)
TV umpire AL Hill (New Zealand)
Match referee BC Broad (England)


So, Australia set the target of 280 runs in 50 Owers to win for West Indies...

i think australia will easily will win this match...as the Australian bowling is inspired by Glenn McGrath...coming in the squad after a long time...6 months...!
like Sachin Tendulkar !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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vishal_1986 said:
whn is the next damn match yaar..ne1 has the schedule?
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hey, vishal, schedule is as follows :-

12 Sept.- Aus V/S Wi
14 Sept. - Ind V/S Wi
16 Sept. - Ind V/S Aus
18 Sept - Aus V/S Wi
20 Sept - Ind V/S Wi
22 Sept - Ind V/S Aus
24 Sept - Final

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WEST INDIES - BATTING

Chris Gayle c Phil Jaques b Shane Watson 58 (46)
Shivnarine Chanderpaul c Brad Haddin b Mitchell Johnson 92 (83)
Ramnaresh Sarwan c Ricky Ponting b Shane Watson 22 (48)
Brian Lara lbw b Mitchell Johnson 1 (3)
Dwayne Bravo c Phil Jaques b Glenn McGrath 8 (10)
Wavell Hinds c Brad Haddin b Mark Cosgrove 2 (3)
Dwayne Smith c Brad Haddin b Nathan Bracken 2 (9)
Carlton Baugh c Brad Haddin b Nathan Bracken 0 (5)
Ian Bradshaw lbw b Shane Watson 0 (1)
Jerome Taylor b Shane Watson 0 (1)
Fidel Edwards (not out) 2 (3)

Extras (byes 0, leg byes 2, no ball 5, wides 7 ) 14

Total (for 10 wkts, 34.3 overs) 201

FOW: 1-136 (Chris Gayle, 18), 2-172 (Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 23.3), 3-176 (Brian Lara, 25.1), 4-185 (Dwayne Bravo, 28.1), 5-196 (Wavell Hinds, 30.2), 6-197 (Ramnaresh Sarwan, 32), 7-198 (Carlton Baugh, 33), 8-199 (Ian Bradshaw, 33.3), 9-199 (Jerome Taylor, 33.4), 10-201 (Dwayne Smith, 34.3)


AUSTRALIA - BOWLING

NAME - OVERS - MAIDENS - RUNS - WKTS
Glenn McGrath 9 - 0 - 30 - 1
Nathan Bracken 6.3 - 2 - 45 - 2
Mitchell Johnson 8 - 0 - 65 - 2
Shane Watson 8 - 0 - 43 - 4
Dan Cullen 2 - 0 - 15 - 0
Mark Cosgrove 1 - 0 - 1 - 1
 
DLF CUP,
2ND MATCH, INDIA V/S WEST INDIES
AT KINNNARE OVAL STADIUM, KL

HERE, THE INDIAN BATTING INNING

INDIA - BATTING

R Dravid lbw b D Smith 26 (38)
S Tendulkar * not out 141 (148)
I Pathan b C Gayle 64 (68)
V Sehwag b J Taylor 9 (10)
M Dhoni b J Taylor 2 (10)
S Raina c D Smith b J Taylor 34 (29)
M Kaif not out 1 (2)
H Singh
A Agarkar
M Patel
R P Singh

Extras ( byes 0, leg byes 13, no ball 9, wides 9, penalty 0 ) 31

Total (for 5 wickets, 50.0 overs) 309 Run Rate : 6.18

FOW: 1-75 ( R Dravid,14.1 ) , 2-200 ( I Pathan,35.3 ) , 3-223 ( V Sehwag,38.3 ) , 4-227 ( M Dhoni,40.4 ) , 5-295 ( S Raina,48.5 )

WEST INDIES BOWLING

NAME - OVERS - MAIDENS - RUNS - WICKETS
J Taylor 10 - 1 - 64 - 3
F Edwards 6 - 0 - 44 - 0
I Bradshaw 10 - 0 - 44 - 0
D Smith 7 - 0 - 43 - 1
C Gayle 10 - 0 - 46 - 1
D Bravo 7 - 0 - 54 - 0

India have set the target of 310 runs for West Indies to win the match...wonderful performance by India...
What a classic n fantastic batting by Sachin Tendulkar...by giving strokeful answer from his bat to the crictics who shouting on that he should retire now...
see the 2day's SACHIN...GR8 BATTING !

142 RUNS FROM 148 DELIVERIES WITH 13 BOUNDARIES AND 5 SIXES...
GOOD CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SKIPPER DRAVID, PATHAN AND RAINA...

GO TEAM INDIA...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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West Indies scored their first win in the DLF Cup with a little help from Messrs Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis. They beat India by 29 runs, who will consider themselves unlucky to have lost after a magnificent unbeaten 141 from Sachin Tendulkar helped them post 309. West Indies had reached 141 from 20 overs when rain came down, and steadily pitter-pattered down till play had to be called off.

That the rain came down when it did was disappointing, as the game was perfectly set up. Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan had given West Indies a good start and, with Brian Lara just getting warmed up, a good chase of a testing total was in the offing.

When Rahul Dravid won the toss and chose to bat, all eyes were on Tendulkar, who was back in the side after a lay-off through injury. However, it almost went pear shaped in the third over. Tendulkar - who had his first boundary through a half-edged half-steered stroke past the slips cordon - edged one that was headed straight to Chris Gayle's lap at first slip before Carlton Baugh dived across and parried the ball away in an attempt to take an athletic catch.

Reprieved on 5, Tendulkar helped himself to another 136, carrying his bat in an ODI for just the second time. But it was not smooth sailing all along for Tendulkar, who sported a blue brace on his left elbow as a reminder of the injury that has dogged him in the recent past. The manner in which he began - and it would be fair to describe it as edgy - gave plenty of hope to the West Indian attack. After the dropped catch Tendulkar managed to get a grip, playing two crisp straight drives that cannoned into the stumps at the non-striker's end. A trademark whip through midwicket for four settled the nerves, and India were on their way.

The pitch was not the easiest to bat on. During the first game it was merely the odd ball that had seamed extra, but here it was quite decidedly two paced. More than once the ball scooted along on the ground after pitching and more worryingly, one or two took off from a length, hitting the splice of the bat or the gloves hard.

Dravid was able to master the variable bounce, cutting out the horizontal shots after an initial cut shot when the ball was new and hard. Tendulkar went for his strokes, especially when there was a bit of width on offer but found that it was not always easy to get hold of the ball as the bounce was not true.

It was Dwayne Smith, the medium-pacer, who struck, with a fullish ball that pitched on the stumps and jagged back in quite sharply, beating Dravid's bat and thudding into pad. The ball had moved a bit off the pitch but would have struck the leg stump. Irfan Pathan walked out to bat at No.3, and at 79 for 1 from 15 overs, the players were briefly forced off the field when rain began to pelt down on the Kinrara Oval.

Pathan kept it simple, picking off the runs with some confident driving through the off side. There was little menace in the bowling and soon Pathan had enough of a measure of the pitch to back away and uppercut a six over third-man. He brought up the second half-century of the match, and only a slow Gayle delivery halted his progress, bowled for 64, ending a 125-run second wicket partnership.

Virender Sehwag stayed long enough to uppercut one crisp six, but soon got a good-length ball that scooted along the floor and crashed into the stumps. Mahendra Singh Dhoni suffered a similar fate, and suddenly it looked as though India may fall short of a genuinely big score. But Tendulkar, who was well set and had seen enough of the pitch to know what shots held the minimum risk, hit two glorious sixes over cover. The timing, transfer of weight and execution were spot on. Suresh Raina contributed a breezy 34, but the first half of the day certainly belonged to Tendulkar who got his 40th ODI century.

When West Indies came out to bat, they responded strongly, and despite the fall of Shivnarine Chanderpaul - caught at fine-leg after he mis-hit a pull - they scored at a fast clip. Sarwan and Gayle kept the foot firmly down on the accelerator and the runs came easily. Sarwan wasted no time in getting his eye in, and played some attractive drives through cover. For the second time in the innings a bowling change brought a wicket. This time it was Munaf Patel who benefited when Gayle went after a wide one that kicked a bit off a length and edged. Dhoni was quick to stretch heavenwards and snap up the catch, limiting Gayle's destruction to a 35-ball 45.

There was more beautiful strokeplay in store as Lara took a shine to Harbhajan, following up a sizzling cover-drive with a perfectly placed off drive. India were just a touch worried as West Indies breezed past hundred and showed little signs of slowing down. Then the rain came, and with no further play possible, West Indies were well ahead of the par score of 113 (for two wickets, in 20 overs). It wasn't the best way to end things, but West Indies will take it.
 
dis is crap a team scoring 300+ n still losing d match cause of dat stupid d/l method...well who says gettin a result is must...??????
 
faizanbms said:
dis is crap a team scoring 300+ n still losing d match cause of dat stupid d/l method...well who says gettin a result is must...??????
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hey, faizen, it's rules yaar ! it's duckworth/luis method !
the west indian team has played exactly 20 owers, that's what needed for getting result...
players hav to accept the rules...with the result...


excluding sreesanth was a rite decision?

indian bowling is again the real question...for critics, it's another new issue to chat on...now, it's time to call s sreesanth and anil kumble...instead of r p singh...!

what u say guys?

i think, no !
S Sreesanth is capable of bowling at good line n length than r p singh...and his record in the matches played at India was absolutely fantastic than munaf n r p singh...
 
AUSTRALIA V/S INDIA - 3RD MATCH

AUSTRALIA - BATTING


P Jaques c V Sehwag b M Patel 25 (25)
S Watson c S Raina b H Singh 79 (74)
R Ponting c S Tendulkar b I Pathan 19 (21)
D Martyn c M Dhoni b R Singh 4 (10)
M Clarke c S Raina b M Patel 64 (94)
M Cosgrove c R Dravid b H Singh 4 (9)
B Haddin run out (V Sehwag) 18 (31)
B Hogg c M Dhoni b A Agarkar 12 (24)
M Johnson c M Dhoni b A Agarkar 1 (2)
S Clark c R Singh b M Patel 7 (5)
G McGrath not out 1 (1)

Extras ( byes 1, leg byes 4, no ball 0, wides 5, penalty 0 ) 10

Total (for 10 wickets, 49.2 overs) 244 Run Rate : 4.95

FOW: 1-64 ( P Jaques,10 ) , 2-92 ( R Ponting,15.2 ) , 3-113 ( D Martyn,18.1 ) , 4-157 ( S Watson,28 ) , 5-167 ( M Cosgrove,31.3 ) , 6-200 ( B Haddin,40.5 ) , 7-230 ( M Clarke,46.1 ) , 8-232 ( M Johnson,47.1 ) , 9-243 ( S Clark,48.5 ) , 10-244 ( B Hogg,49.2 )

INDIA - BOWLING

OVERS - MAIDENS - RUNS - WICKETS
A Agarkar 8.2 - 0 - 49 - 2
M Patel 10 - 1 - 53 - 3
R P Singh 7 - 1 - 35 - 1
I Pathan 4 - 0 - 32 - 1
H Singh 10 - 0 - 26 - 2
V Sehwag 10 - 0 - 43 - 0


INDIA - BATTING

R Dravid c D Martyn b M Johnson 6 (22)
S Tendulkar c B Haddin b M Johnson 12 (17)
I Pathan b M Johnson 0 (1)
V Sehwag run out (M Clarke) 8 (5)
Y Singh c P Jaques b M Johnson 0 (3)
S Raina not out 1 (1)
M Dhoni
A Agarkar
H Singh
M Patel
R P Singh

Extras ( byes 0, leg byes 0, no ball 1, wides 7, penalty 0 ) 8

Total (for 5 wickets, 8.0 overs) 35 Run Rate : 4.38

FOW: 1-20 ( R Dravid,5.5 ) , 2-20 ( I Pathan,6 ) , 3-34 ( V Sehwag,7 ) , 4-34 ( S Tendulkar,7.2 ) , 5-35 ( Y Singh,8 )

AUSTRALIA - BOWLING

OVERS - MAIDENS - RUNS - WICKETS
G McGrath 3 - 1 - 10 - 0
M Johnson 4 - 0 - 11 - 4
S Clarke 1 - 0 - 14 - 0
 
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ek match mein 300+

aur uske next match mein 35/5 kya score hai,

thank to god, for showering rains...........

warna aaj to world cup ki yaadein taaza hoti..........

watever, its Indian team, anything can be possible.........
 
rahul_parab2006 said:
hey, faizen, it's rules yaar ! it's duckworth/luis method !
the west indian team has played exactly 20 owers, that's what needed for getting result...
players hav to accept the rules...with the result...


excluding sreesanth was a rite decision?

indian bowling is again the real question...for critics, it's another new issue to chat on...now, it's time to call s sreesanth and anil kumble...instead of r p singh...!

what u say guys?

i think, no !
S Sreesanth is capable of bowling at good line n length than r p singh...and his record in the matches played at India was absolutely fantastic than munaf n r p singh...
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dude i no rules r rules but according 2 rules d/l method was only applicable aftr 25 overs.....not 20 i dnt no wen d rules changd....wer as if u consider west indies vs australia wen windies wer 150 4 1 aftr 25 overs n if it wud hav raind den dey wud hav been d winners but in reallity dey lost........so its game y r u making it exams....either fail or pass....even in exams der is a option atkt..lolz i hope u gettin me...
well on ur sreesanth matter yeah i agree he is a very good boler but d prob is in his consistancy...hez line n length is perfect sumtimes not always..dats d reason he is out....
 
faizanbms said:
dude i no rules r rules but according 2 rules d/l method was only applicable aftr 25 overs.....not 20 i dnt no wen d rules changd....wer as if u consider west indies vs australia wen windies wer 150 4 1 aftr 25 overs n if it wud hav raind den dey wud hav been d winners but in reallity dey lost........so its game y r u making it exams....either fail or pass....even in exams der is a option atkt..lolz i hope u gettin me...
well on ur sreesanth matter yeah i agree he is a very good boler but d prob is in his consistancy...hez line n length is perfect sumtimes not always..dats d reason he is out....
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hey, faizen, for ur info., now the d/l rule has changed...now to get the result, atleast 20 owers of 2nd innings r expected...not 25 now...aftr powerplay rules, these rules r also changed...

thanx for putting ur views on sreesanth...but i'm very gr8 fan of him than r p singh... he should be in the team of world cup 2007 along with munaf patel...
 
prakash_dudes said:
ek match mein 300+

aur uske next match mein 35/5 kya score hai,

thank to god, for showering rains...........

warna aaj to world cup ki yaadein taaza hoti..........

watever, its Indian team, anything can be possible.........
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lagta hai, abhi jaha bhi india ki match hogi, waha barish peech peeche aayegi !

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it's very pity (poor) performance by indian batsmen ystrday !!!

in 1st match v/s wi, there was poor bowling n good display of batting by sachin, irfan, raina n dravid...n india lost the match even the score was 300+, unfortunately, due to rains as well as indian seam attack bowlers...

but there's a reverse situation in 2nd match v/s aus :-
ysrday, it's classic bowling display by bhajji, sehvag [economical] n munaf...but aftr putting 16 for no loss in 5 owers...rains started...aftr back to the ground, indian top 5 batsmen sacrificed their wickets to MITCHELL JOHNSON (absolutely gr8 bowling) in just 3 owers, by adding 19 runs...and this time, fortunately, rains saved India from a huge defeat...

thank god...hope india will win next two remaining (round 2) matches...

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Well.... India now have to win both the remaining matches to be able to qualify for the finals. Its sad that when we were on the course to victory against WI, rains spoilt the match, and when actually India was going down against the Aussies, rains helped India and the match got abandoned.

Indian Team and Rains go hand in hand..... HeHeHeHeHe !!!!
 
Sorry for late reviews, i was busy with studies,,,
so here match review of 4th match - Aus V/S Wi

DLF Cup - 4th Match

Australia v West Indies

Played at Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur (neutral venue), on 18 September 2006 - day/night (50-over match)

Toss Australia, who chose to bat first

Australia - Batting

ML Hayden c Taylor b Bravo 49 (77)
SM Katich run out (Bradshaw/Baugh) 22 (21)
SR Watson c Lara b Taylor 0 (7)
A Symonds c Smith b Bradshaw 8 (19)
MJ Clarke c Gayle b Bradshaw 1 (8)
MEK Hussey not out 109 (90)
BJ Haddin c Taylor b Bravo 70 (77)
B Lee not out 1 (1)

Extras (b 1, lb 5, w 6) 12

Total (6 wickets; 50 overs) 272

Did not bat SR Clark, NW Bracken, DJ Cullen

Fall of wickets1-41 (Katich, 9.3 ov), 2-42 (Watson, 10.5 ov), 3-57 (Symonds, 15.4 ov), 4-64 (Clarke, 17.4 ov), 5-104 (Hayden, 25.5 ov), 6-269 (Haddin, 49.3 ov)

West Indies - Bowling - O - M - R - W

JE Taylor 10 - 0 - 53 - 1
IDR Bradshaw 10 - 0 - 35 - 2
CH Gayle 7 - 0 - 46 - 0
DR Smith 7 - 0 - 38 - 0
MN Samuels 7 - 0 - 42 - 0
DJ Bravo 9 - 1 - 52 - 2


West Indies innings (target: 273 runs from 50 overs)

CH Gayle c Hussey b Watson 79 (93)
S Chanderpaul c Haddin b Lee 0 (10)
RR Sarwan c Haddin b Bracken 25 (31)
BC Lara c Hussey b Lee 87 (80)
DJ Bravo not out 37 (53)
WW Hinds c Haddin b Lee 1 (9)
MN Samuels run out (Clarke) 0 (2 )
DR Smith b Symonds 4 (3)
CS Baugh not out 7 (14)

Extras (lb 6, w 16, nb 11) 33

Total (7 wickets; 47.2 overs) 273

Did not bat IDR Bradshaw, JE Taylor

Fall of wickets1-12 (Chanderpaul, 4.2 ov), 2-44 (Sarwan, 11.4 ov), 3-195 (Gayle, 31.1 ov), 4-242 (Lara, 40.2 ov), 5-249 (Hinds, 42.3 ov), 6-249 (Samuels, 42.5 ov), 7-255 (Smith, 43.4 ov)

Australia - Bowling - O - M - R - W

B Lee 10 - 0 - 46 - 3
NW Bracken 9 - 0 - 31 - 1
SR Clark 7 - 0 - 87 - 0
SR Watson 10 - 0 - 42 - 1
A Symonds 5.2 - 0 - 27 - 1
DJ Cullen 6 - 1 - 34 - 0


Result - West Indies won by 3 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)


Points :-
West Indies 4, Australia 0


Player of the match - MEK Hussey (Australia)
 
Here, the match review of Match No. 5 - India V/S West Indies

DLF Cup - 5th Match

India v West Indies

Played at Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur (neutral venue), on 20 September 2006 - day/night (50-over match)

Toss won by India, who chose to bat first


India - Batting

R Dravid c Baugh b Smith 0 (3)
SR Tendulkar run out (Samuels) 65 (102)
V Sehwag b Smith 1 (6)
SK Raina c Gayle b Smith 11 (15)
Yuvraj Singh c Baugh b Smith 0 (4)
MS Dhoni b Collymore 18 (13)
AB Agarkar b Bravo 4 (15)
Harbhajan Singh c Baugh b Gayle 37 (60)
RP Singh b Gayle 2 (16)
S Sreesanth run out (Samuels/ Baugh) 0 (4)
MM Patel not out 2 (2)

Extras (lb 3, w 16, nb 3) 22

Total (all out; 39.3 overs) 162

Fall of wickets1-1 (Dravid, 0.3 ov), 2-6 (Sehwag, 2.1 ov), 3-38 (Raina, 8.5 ov), 4-38 (Yuvraj Singh, 10.3 ov), 5-69 (Dhoni, 15.2 ov), 6-78 (Agarkar, 19.5 ov), 7-156 (Harbhajan Singh, 35.4 ov), 8-157 (Tendulkar, 36.4 ov), 9-160 (Singh, 39.1 ov), 10-162 (Sreesanth, 39.3 ov)


West Indies - Bowling - O - M - R - W

DR Smith 10 - 2 - 31 - 4
CD Collymore 8 - 1 - 41 - 1
DJ Bravo 6 - 0 - 16 - 1
WW Hinds 6 - 0 - 41 - 0
CH Gayle 5.3 - 0 - 13 - 2
MN Samuels 4 - 0 - 17 - 0



West Indies - Batting (target: 163 runs from 50 overs)

S Chanderpaul c Sehwag b Patel 21 (33)
RS Morton c Dhoni b Sreesanth 27 (50)
RR Sarwan c Dhoni b Patel 2 (12)
WW Hinds c & b Harbhajan Singh 8 (57)
MN Samuels lbw b Agarkar 5 (5)
CH Gayle lbw b Singh 1 (7)
DR Smith lbw b Agarkar 12 (5)
DJ Bravo st Dhoni b Harbhajan Singh 10 (14)
BC Lara not out 40 (48)
CS Baugh c Dravid b Harbhajan Singh 6 (12)
CD Collymore lbw b Sreesanth 0 (5)

Extras (lb 6, w 6, nb 2) 14

Total (all out; 41 overs) 146

Fall of wickets1-44 (Chanderpaul, 12.2 ov), 2-52 (Sarwan, 14.6 ov), 3-58 (Morton, 15.5 ov), 4-63 (Samuels, 18.3 ov), 5-70 (Gayle, 21.2 ov), 6-83 (Smith, 22.5 ov), 7-96 (Bravo, 27.3 ov), 8-118 (Hinds, 33.6 ov), 9-145 (Baugh, 39.2 ov), 10-146 (Collymore, 40.6 ov)


India - Bowling - O - M - R - W

AB Agarkar 10 - 1 - 22 - 2
MM Patel 10 - 1 - 31 - 2
S Sreesanth 8 - 0 - 25 - 2
RP Singh 5 - 0 - 27 - 1
Harbhajan Singh 8 - 0 - 35 - 3

Result - India won by 16 runs

Points :-
India 4, West Indies 0

Player of the match - Harbhajan Singh (India)





OVER EXPERIMENTATION OF WEST INDIES AND GOOD EXHIBITION OF BOWLING LEADS INDIA TO WIN...INDIA NOW GOT A CONFIDENCE FOR THE LAST ROUND-UP GAME AGAINST AUSTRALIA...

HARBHAJAN N TENDULKAR ROCKS...CONTRIBUTES WELL IN INDIAN WIN...

BEST OF LUCK INDIA...FOR THE LAST MATCH...TO QUALIFY FOR FINAL...
 
DLF Cup - 6th Match (Match Scorecard)

Australia v India

Played at Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur (neutral venue), on 22 September 2006 - day/night (50-over match)

Toss won by Australia, who chose to bat first


Australia - Batting (50 overs maximum)

ML Hayden run out (R P Singh/Dhoni) 54(66)
SM Katich c Raina b Agarkar 9(23)
RT Ponting c Agarkar b Patel 4(9)
DR Martyn run out (Tendulkar/Mongia) 19(38)
A Symonds lbw b Mongia 2(13)
MEK Hussey c Dravid b Harbhajan Singh 13(20)
BJ Haddin c Dhoni b R P Singh 46(63)
B Hogg run out (R P Singh) 38(49)
B Lee c Sehwag b R P Singh 7(8)
SR Clark b Agarkar 2 (3)
GD McGrath not out 0 (1)

Extras (lb 6, w 9, nb 4) 19

Total (all out; 48.1 overs) 213

Fall of wickets1-36 (Katich, 8.2 ov), 2-49 (Ponting, 11.1 ov), 3-87 (Hayden, 21.2 ov), 4-97 (Martyn, 24.2 ov), 5-97 (Symonds, 24.3 ov), 6-117 (Hussey, 31.3 ov), 7-194 (Haddin, 44.4 ov), 8-208 (Hogg, 46.6 ov), 9-213 (Clark, 47.5 ov), 10-213 (Lee, 48.1 ov)


India - Bowling - O - M - R - W

AB Agarkar 8 - 0 - 44 - 2
MM Patel 9 - 1 - 32 - 1
RP Singh 9.1 - 1 - 43 - 2
Harbhajan Singh 10 - 2 - 24 - 1
D Mongia 9 - 0 - 43 - 1
V Sehwag 3 - 0 - 21 - 0


India - Batting (target: 214 runs from 50 overs)

V Sehwag b Lee 10(11)
SR Tendulkar c Hussey b Lee 4(10)
M Kaif c & b Clark 21(37)
R Dravid lbw b Clark 7(21)
D Mongia not out 63 (90)
SK Raina b Hogg 26(36)
MS Dhoni c Martyn b Lee 23(34)
AB Agarkar lbw b Hogg 9(12)
Harbhajan Singh c Haddin b Symonds 0(2)
RP Singh c Hussey b Lee 4(12)
MM Patel c Symonds b Lee 1(2)

Extras (lb 7, w 16, nb 4) 27

Total (all out; 43.5 overs) 195

Fall of wickets1-7 (Tendulkar, 2.2 ov), 2-20 (Sehwag, 4.4 ov), 3-47 (Kaif, 12.5 ov), 4-50 (Dravid, 12.6 ov), 5-96 (Raina, 24.5 ov), 6-158 (Dhoni, 36.2 ov), 7-185 (Agarkar, 39.5 ov), 8-186 (Harbhajan Singh, 40.2 ov), 9-193 (Singh, 43.1 ov), 10-195 (Patel, 43.5 ov)


Australia - Bowling - O - M - R - W

B Lee 8.5 - 0 - 38 - 5
GD McGrath 8 - 1 - 25 - 0
SR Clark 8 - 0 - 36 - 2
A Symonds 9 - 0 - 41 - 1
GB Hogg 10 - 0 - 48 - 2

Result - Australia won by 18 runs

Points -
Australia 4, India 0

Player of the match - B Lee (Australia)

Next Match - Final, 7th ODI - 24th September,2006 - Australia V/S West Indies
 
what u say guys for this India's gr8 loss v/s australia?

who do u blame for this loss?

a] dinesh mongia
b] rahul dravid
c] virendra sehvag
d] too much experimentation
e] mahendra singh dhoni
 
rahul_parab2006 said:
what u say guys for this India's gr8 loss v/s australia?

who do u blame for this loss?

a] dinesh mongia
b] rahul dravid
c] virendra sehvag
d] too much experimentation
e] mahendra singh dhoni
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I cant blame anyone individually. It was the team as a whole which lost the match, especially the batsmen, who failed to apply themselves
 
rahul_parab2006 said:
what u say guys for this India's gr8 loss v/s australia?

who do u blame for this loss?

a] dinesh mongia
b] rahul dravid
c] virendra sehvag
d] too much experimentation
e] mahendra singh dhoni
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i totally agree with shirijt, but then also i will give my vote :SugarwareZ-064:

d] too much experimentation

e] mahendra singh Dhoni (Bcoz of wrong shot selection)

Just confirm this below given news, i heard from one of my friend....

The ball in which Dhoni out, it was a no ball, B.Lee's leg was outside the restricted line, it should be a no ball, if it is true, then it is unfair to Dhoni & Specially with the Indian Team, it can change the result of the game.......

What u say...............:SugarwareZ-064:
 
prakash_dudes said:
The ball in which Dhoni out, it was a no ball, B.Lee's leg was outside the restricted line, it should be a no ball, if it is true, then it is unfair to Dhoni & Specially with the Indian Team, it can change the result of the game.......

What u say...............:SugarwareZ-064:
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Few wrong decisions are always part of the game. It cant be used as an excuse. If Dhoni was adjudged out wrongly then what about others? What excuse do they have about not performing?
 
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