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 dismal performance of Delhi Daredevils continued in the IPL 2013 when they lost badly against the formidable side of the tournament, Chennai Super Kings.
MS Dhoni played an astonishing and sparkling knock which uplifted Chennai Super Kings who went on to win comfortably against the minnows Pune Warriors.
Michael Hussey demonstrated a crunchy knock while opening the innings for Chennai Super Kings who outplayed Kolkata Knight Riders in a fighting game at Chennai.
MS Dhoni led from the front and took his team out of trouble by posting a thundering unbeaten fifty as Chennai Super Kings beat Sunrisers Hyderabad at Chennai.
A 90 runs 2nd wicket partnership between Michael Hussey and Suresh Raina sealed the demise of Rajasthan Royals despite the first IPL 2013 ton by Shane Watson.
Michael Hussey and MS Dhoni laid a solid foundation while batting superbly for Chennai Super Kings as their bowlers swallowed the perishable Delhi Daredevils.
Chennai Super Kings snatched the important game against their strong opponents, Royal Challengers Bangalore, as Ravindra Jadeja sparkled in the final over.
The Indian Premier League is the most wonderful tournament in the Twenty20 format of the game and has provided a new face to the fascinating game of cricket.
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.
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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 ...
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29th Apr 13
i like , rajasthan royals beacouse im in jaipur . .