Michael Hussey and Suresh Raina toyed with the bowling of Mumbai Indians while contributing unbeaten 140 runs as Chennai Super Kings grabbed the match easily.
The debutants in IPL 2013, Sunrisers Hyderabad, won an important game vs. Kolkata Knight Riders, got into the playoffs and eliminated Royal Challengers Bangalore.
The hopeless performance of Delhi Daredevils continued in the IPL 2013, when Pune Warriors clinched the game and went one step ahead of them on the table.
A furious spell of fast bowling from Stuart Broad bulldozed the batting line up of the visiting New Zealand who ended up losing a low scoring game badly.
Virat Kohli led Chennai Super Kings from the front by blasting unbeaten fifty as Chris Gayle assisted him well while Chennai Super Kings lost the encounter.
The star quick bowler of New Zealand, Tim Southee, bowled excellently in the second innings by picking three important wickets as England looks for survival.
Azhar Mahmood delivered a knockout punch to Mumbai Indians with his all round performance ably assisted by Shaun Marsh as Kings XI Punjab triumphed convincingly.
The efforts of Tim Southee and Neil Wagner were let down by the openers of New Zealand as James Anderson put England back into the Test on the second day.
Biplab Samantray strengthened Sunrisers Hyderabad with his prominent fifty, Amit Mishra bowled well as Rajasthan Royals were unable to chase an average target.
Misbah-ul-Haq led his team from the front by plundering unbeaten 83 runs while Junaid Khan and Saeed Ajmal ripped through the batting of the hosts, Scotland.
Recent Comments
18th May 13
jay u just come and meet me in hyderabad and den meet me once i will show u Hyderabad stadium ...
8th May 13
Jason Holder 6.7 is not in the list
5th May 13
Worst ever humiliation for CSK. They could have done better even after disaster start as they had very good batting ...
29th Apr 13
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29th Apr 13
i like , rajasthan royals beacouse im in jaipur . .