The dismal performance of Delhi Daredevils continued in the IPL 2013 when they lost badly against the formidable side of the tournament, Chennai Super Kings.
The bowlers of Delhi Daredevils controlled the strong batting line up of Kolkata Knight Riders whereas a breezy knock by David Warner put his team in front.
A sharp unbeaten fifty from David Warner assisted by the lethal bowling by Irfan Pathan and Umesh Yadav led Delhi Daredevils to a convincing win vs. Pune Warriors.
The pace battery of Kings XI Punjab put their team back on the winning track after restricting the depleted batting attack of Delhi Daredevils to a low score.
A powerful batting from Dinesh Karthik and Rohit Sharma followed by the lethal bowling of the Mumbai Indians bowlers won them the match vs. Delhi Daredevils.
The skipper of Rajasthan Royals, Rahul Dravid, demonstrated a commanding knock which enabled his team to grasp the match vs. Delhi Daredevils.
The star bowler in the IPL 2012, Sunil Narine, of Kolkata Knight Riders threatened the rest of the teams in the tournament again by destroying the Delhi Daredevils.
The thundering opener of India, Shikhar Dhawan, entered the Test arena with a bang by plundering a ton on debut as the home side was cruising well vs. Australia.
Ed Cowan and David Warner provided an ideal beginning to the Kangaroos innings which was let down by their middle order as India fought back well in the game.
Ravichandran Ashwin folded the innings of Australia with his lethal bowling and the positive knocks by Sachin Tendulkar and Viart Kohli consolidated India.
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18th May 13
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8th May 13
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5th May 13
Worst ever humiliation for CSK. They could have done better even after disaster start as they had very good batting ...
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29th Apr 13
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