Today match between india and sri lanka.india won the match by 6 wicket.Enter the final
against srilanka.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Watch live score broad of india and Sri Lanka
Today in pakistan India and Sri Lanka play cricket match.but for india its a last chance to be asia cupand qualify for final.But Sri Lankan team are already in final.so watch live score card of india and sri lanka.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
pakistan won by 8 wicket in asia cup against india
Pakistan breathed life into their Asia Cup challenge with a superb victory over India in Karachi. Younus (123) built on a flying start provided by openers Nasir Jamshed (53) and Salman Butt (36) as Pakistan made light work of a target of 309, easing to victory with six overs to spare.
India won the toss and elected to bat and even though they posted 308, it was an under-par effort given the start they had made. 3 overs to make the chase look like a stroll in the park. India still have their fate in their own hands, as victory over already qualified Sri Lanka will take them into the final, but this win if nothing else restores a lot of pride for Pakistan.
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And when Butt returned, following an almighty mix-up, and Jamshed retired hurt due to dehydration, Younis Khan once again emerged as India's bogeyman, while stand-in skipper Misbah-ul-Haq (70 not out off 62 balls) ensured it remains an all-round memorable outing for him.
They pieced together a 112-run partnership for the fifth wicket, while a cameo from Irfan Pathan (38 off 25 deliveries) helped India to 308 for seven. That total proved inadequate as 18-year-old Jamshed and Butt put on a brisk 65 for Pakistan's opening wicket. Butt was then the victim of a dreadful mix-up, but his departure hardly stemmed the flow of runs. In such a case, run-rate might play a vital role in deciding who play the Lankans on Sunday. .
MS Dhoni found a more than capable partner in Rohit Sharma and they put on 112 for the fifth wicket before Rohit fell to Rao for 58. Pakistan had lost the services of regular skipper Shoaib Malik due to dehydration before the start of the game and Jamshed's departure provided a ray of hope for India. A fifth wicket stand of 112 from 139 balls by Dhoni and Rohit kept India going after they had slumped to 129 for four despite a breezy opening stand of 88 between Gautam Gambhir (35) and Sehwag. .
Gambhir went after hitting four boundaries when he drove hard at a full ball from Iftikhar and was caught by Shahid Afridi in the covers. . Five balls later, in-form Suresh Raina (1) hooked Rauf straight to Salman Butt at deep square leg.
India won the toss and elected to bat and even though they posted 308, it was an under-par effort given the start they had made. 3 overs to make the chase look like a stroll in the park. India still have their fate in their own hands, as victory over already qualified Sri Lanka will take them into the final, but this win if nothing else restores a lot of pride for Pakistan.
Best Cricket Batting And Bowling Tips On The Net
And when Butt returned, following an almighty mix-up, and Jamshed retired hurt due to dehydration, Younis Khan once again emerged as India's bogeyman, while stand-in skipper Misbah-ul-Haq (70 not out off 62 balls) ensured it remains an all-round memorable outing for him.
They pieced together a 112-run partnership for the fifth wicket, while a cameo from Irfan Pathan (38 off 25 deliveries) helped India to 308 for seven. That total proved inadequate as 18-year-old Jamshed and Butt put on a brisk 65 for Pakistan's opening wicket. Butt was then the victim of a dreadful mix-up, but his departure hardly stemmed the flow of runs. In such a case, run-rate might play a vital role in deciding who play the Lankans on Sunday. .
MS Dhoni found a more than capable partner in Rohit Sharma and they put on 112 for the fifth wicket before Rohit fell to Rao for 58. Pakistan had lost the services of regular skipper Shoaib Malik due to dehydration before the start of the game and Jamshed's departure provided a ray of hope for India. A fifth wicket stand of 112 from 139 balls by Dhoni and Rohit kept India going after they had slumped to 129 for four despite a breezy opening stand of 88 between Gautam Gambhir (35) and Sehwag. .
Gambhir went after hitting four boundaries when he drove hard at a full ball from Iftikhar and was caught by Shahid Afridi in the covers. . Five balls later, in-form Suresh Raina (1) hooked Rauf straight to Salman Butt at deep square leg.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
pakistan defeated after 20 year by india in asia cup
India defeated pakistan by 6 wicket in asia cup.Team India registered their first win against Pakistan in the Asia Cup since 1988.
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Today Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first. The Men in Blue beat the archrivals by six wickets in the Group B match in Karachi on Thursday. It was sweet revenge for the Indians who just two weeks ago were outclassed by Pakistan in the Kitply tri-series final in Dhaka. 1 overs. Then in 21. 4th ball Piyush Chawla give the initial break to India after dismissing Butt. With India winning their crucial Asia Cup match against one of the top contenders in fray, here is a chance for Indian cricket team fans to congratulate the Men in Blue .
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Today Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat first. The Men in Blue beat the archrivals by six wickets in the Group B match in Karachi on Thursday. It was sweet revenge for the Indians who just two weeks ago were outclassed by Pakistan in the Kitply tri-series final in Dhaka. 1 overs. Then in 21. 4th ball Piyush Chawla give the initial break to India after dismissing Butt. With India winning their crucial Asia Cup match against one of the top contenders in fray, here is a chance for Indian cricket team fans to congratulate the Men in Blue .
Batting of suresh raina Highlights Cricket Video of india vs hong kong
Highlights Cricket Video of india vs hong kong of suresh raina batting
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Hong Kong badly Defeated by India in Asia cup
There wasn't anything different on view on Wednesday from the previous day. Dhoni won the toss and decided to bat as the Indian batsmen made a mockery of hapless Hong Kong bowling attack to make a mammoth 374 for four, the highest Asia Cup total.
In reply, the Hong Kong batsmen crumbled to meagre 118 runs in the 36. The writing was on the wall for Hong Kong after India piled up the mountain of runs. Dhoni then featured in three stumpings behind the wickets off legspinner Piyush Chawlam, who took 4-23. Indian openers Virender Sehwag (78) and Gautam Gambhir (51) gave a perfect start to the innings as they feasted on a lacklustre Hong Kong attack.
Atkinson offered some resistance after an early setback, but Piyush Chawla ended the resistance with a four-wicket haul. Dar and Atkinson then put up a 45-run stand for the second-wicket but once the skipper was dismissed, Hong Kong batsmen lacked confidence in negotiating the Indian attack.
Rohit Sharma, coming after Sehwag’s dismissal, was the only Indian batsman to fall cheaply when he was run out by Nadeem Ahmmed on 11. Rohit’s departure brought Raina, whose blitzkrieg 101 off 68 balls is the second fastest hundred by an Indian. Sehwag then closed the Hong Kong innings with two wickets on successive deliveries as he first clean bowled Afzaal Haider and then had Nadeem Ahmed caught behind the wickets, giving Dhoni his fourth victim of the innings. Raina’s cracking innings had seven boundaries and five sixes. Skipper Dhoni played a second foil, as he along with Raina piled up 166 for the fourth wicket, which is also an Asia Cup record. Raina's first hundred included seven fours and five sixes. The fall of Sehwag, as it always does, brought the much-needed respite for Hong Kong and the subsequent quick fall of Gambhir and Rohit Sharma further lifted the spirits of the minnows.
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Sehwag hit 13 fours and two sixes. Dhoni touched the three-figure mark after consuming balls and helped himself with with six sixes and five fours to anchor the innings. Singh sent opener Skhawat Ali back to pavilion in the second over and from then on Hong Kong batsmen wilted under pressure while trying to accelerate. The batsmen could not put up any partnership. Raina, in particular, unleashed a ferocious assault, matching the one let loose by Sehwag, leaving the bowlers and fielders scampering for cover. Such was his pace that he brought up his maiden century in just 66 balls – the second fastest century by an Indian. . . .
In reply, the Hong Kong batsmen crumbled to meagre 118 runs in the 36. The writing was on the wall for Hong Kong after India piled up the mountain of runs. Dhoni then featured in three stumpings behind the wickets off legspinner Piyush Chawlam, who took 4-23. Indian openers Virender Sehwag (78) and Gautam Gambhir (51) gave a perfect start to the innings as they feasted on a lacklustre Hong Kong attack.
Atkinson offered some resistance after an early setback, but Piyush Chawla ended the resistance with a four-wicket haul. Dar and Atkinson then put up a 45-run stand for the second-wicket but once the skipper was dismissed, Hong Kong batsmen lacked confidence in negotiating the Indian attack.
Rohit Sharma, coming after Sehwag’s dismissal, was the only Indian batsman to fall cheaply when he was run out by Nadeem Ahmmed on 11. Rohit’s departure brought Raina, whose blitzkrieg 101 off 68 balls is the second fastest hundred by an Indian. Sehwag then closed the Hong Kong innings with two wickets on successive deliveries as he first clean bowled Afzaal Haider and then had Nadeem Ahmed caught behind the wickets, giving Dhoni his fourth victim of the innings. Raina’s cracking innings had seven boundaries and five sixes. Skipper Dhoni played a second foil, as he along with Raina piled up 166 for the fourth wicket, which is also an Asia Cup record. Raina's first hundred included seven fours and five sixes. The fall of Sehwag, as it always does, brought the much-needed respite for Hong Kong and the subsequent quick fall of Gambhir and Rohit Sharma further lifted the spirits of the minnows.
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Sehwag hit 13 fours and two sixes. Dhoni touched the three-figure mark after consuming balls and helped himself with with six sixes and five fours to anchor the innings. Singh sent opener Skhawat Ali back to pavilion in the second over and from then on Hong Kong batsmen wilted under pressure while trying to accelerate. The batsmen could not put up any partnership. Raina, in particular, unleashed a ferocious assault, matching the one let loose by Sehwag, leaving the bowlers and fielders scampering for cover. Such was his pace that he brought up his maiden century in just 66 balls – the second fastest century by an Indian. . . .
Friday, June 20, 2008
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