The song of Chennai Super Kings.

I would like to know the author/musician of the the theme song of Chennai Super Kings.

I am forced to switch on the 'mute' button on my television whenever the song is screen screened. The song titled, "Whistle Podu" is not pleasant to listen and the dance (?) ... who choreographed it?

It could have featured some of the ex-Indian cricketers from Chennai like Venkatraghavan, Srikkanth, W.V.Raman and T.A.Sekar. There are beautiful places in Madras and also charming faces that could have been included in the video song.

I like the theme song of Royal Challengers Banaglore. It is composed with fine taste.

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Chennai Super Kings' resounding win.

What a win! Thank you Dhoni team for giving all Madrasis an overwhelming moment and several days to sink in the feeling of victory.

I appreciate your shrewd field placements and effective use of bowling resources. This kid Raina is just superb. He is truly fearless and contributes in all areas of the game. His catches are thrilling.

I hope to see you again next year. Thank Sachin for his mistake of sending Harbajan before Pollard. And if possible, steal Pollard from MI.

I invite you for a tea in my house. Be sure to bring Raina and Murali Vijay.

So what if....

So what if Doug Bollinger and Mike Hussey joins the Chennai Super Kings team today. Still, the local lads have to perform-right?

Except Raina and Vijay, not a single Indian is performing in the CSK team. It was a sad sight to see Dhoni struggling against ordinary bowling. He is more capabilities.

It seems Badrinath can't be inspired by Vijay. He certainly lacks range of strokes. And his dashing against his skipper that has happened twice already, is the talk f the town. But he is a trier.

M.Murali bowls just superb and even Thushara has impressed. All the bowlers from Srilanka have been capturing wickets regularly.

Yellow is not a bright color.

I have been watching cricket matches ever since I was 14 years. Though I am not an expert, I know the very nuances of cricket that has to be played at international level.

I have watched plenty of cricket to say that players from my own state have been poor fielders with a few but rare exceptions. Venkat was a gem of a fielder.

Yesterday's IPL against CSK and RCB again showed the Tamilnadu fielders' lack of fielding skill. Balaji first didn't even attempt to catch the miscue offered by Kallis.

Then, Vijay could not hold on to the two catches he tried and that cost the match for CSK. Basically, there is a fear of injury in Tamilnadu players while fielding. They simply are not dare devils.

I wonder whether the Bay of Bengal or the sambar idly is the cause of creating this timidness!

CSK's yellow is not bright any more.

I am suffering from fever.

The IPL cricket fever is fully upon me. I am lagging behind my work but I can't afford to miss watching a single match.

Yesterday, it was disappointing to see my home team's defeat but I think they don't deserve to win. Their bowling department has solely let them down. Look at the poor Tyagi who was simply blown out of the cricket ground by the opposition.

I wonder why the Chennai Super Kings has not taken any steps to strengthen their bowling wing. These Tyagis and Morkels-won't they ever watch the bowling of Vass and Bret Lee? Won't they ever learn to do justice to their selection to play in such a mega tournament?

Come on Morkel, I know you can do it.

I am very sad for Dhoni and Hayden. Please dear, wake up and do something to cheer us up.