Showing posts with label Indian Premier League. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Premier League. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2011

IPL is heading towards predicted result.

Did you notice the behaviour of some of the Mumbai Indian players? It seems the presence of Tendulkar emboldened them to behave not in a sportive manner. The other day, when they got the thrash from Rajasthan Royals, Ambati Rayudu seemed to have abused Shane Watson for hitting a six.

We all saw the clash between Munaf Patel and Amit Mishra. Mumbai Indians could not take defeat sportingly. I wish Sachin should take a note of this. I am an ardent fan of Sachin and I know he is the best sports man this country has ever produced.

Murali Vijay.
Everybody is asking what is wrong with Murali Vijay who seemed to possess immense potential as a big hitter. I ask what is right with him of late. I wish to see him outwit Gayle in the next match.

CSK will win the final
CSK will win the IPL because of M.S. Dhoni's big heart and excellent attitude.

Friday, April 9, 2010

I expected this result.

Applying the law of averages, I was expecting the Mumbai Indians cricket team to lose their match against the Kings XI Punjab.

Actually, I wonder why the Punjab team keeps losing. Look at their batting lineup:
Jayawardane
Sangakara
Yuvaraj
Bisla
Ravi Bopara
Irfan Pathan

Who else do they need?

For bowling, they have Brett Lee and Piyush Chavla. Their weakling is Sreesanth whose sporting spirit is always at the lowest ebb.

I foresee more wins for the Punjab team.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

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.

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