Indian Cricket League 2008 - Season 2
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Indian Cricket League 2008 - Season 2
Delhi Giants v Chennai Superstars
DG v CSS, Match 17: Chennai Superstars beat Delhi Giants by 5 runs
Oct 24, 2008
A well compiled half century from Hemang Badani helped Chennai Superstars to defeat Delhi Giants by five runs in the ICL 20s Championship at Tau Devi Lal stadium in Gurgaon.
Chasing a target of 167, the Delhi team failed to capitalise on the flying start given by captain Marvan Atapattu (25) and fellow opener Monish Mishra as they lost wickets at regular intervals.
The two Delhi openers added 60 runs in just seven overs but Syed Mohammad cleaned up Mishra who was looking dangerous for Chennai. The opener plundered two sixes and three fours in a quick 36 which came of just 20 deliveries.
The Chennai bowlers, though went for runs, but did pick up wickets at crucial moments to put Delhi on the backfoot. For Chennai, Nantie Hayward was pick of the bowlers claiming two wickets for just 25 runs.
Earlier, after winning the toss and electing to bat first, Chennai was in spot of bother at four for 60 in the seventh over but Badani held the innings together and scored a well compiled unbeaten 51 off 45 balls which had five fours and a six.
The left-hander was given man of the match for his polished innings.
Later in the innings, Sathish and captain Stuart Law scored some quick runs to take the total to 166 for six.
Sathish demolished the Delhi bowling with some powerful hitting as he raced to 41 off 28 balls with six fours and a six, while his captain made a useful 28 in the death overs.
The Delhi pacers found the going tough as T Sudhindra, Abid Nabi, Shane Bond and J P Yadav all went for over eight runs per over.
However, all the pacers did manage to claim a wicket each, while left-arm bowler Ali Murtaza was too miser as he gave away just 11 runs in his four overs and also removed the dangerous Sathish.
DG v CSS, Match 17: Chennai Superstarss 166 for 6 (20.0 overs) beat Delhi Giants 161 for 8 (20.0 overs) by 5 runs
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Indian Cricket League 2008 - Season 2
Delhi Giants v Chennai Superstars
Scores
Chennai Superstars beat Delhi Giants by 5 runs
Chennai Superstars 166 for 6 (20.0 overs)
Delhi Giants 161 for 8 (20.0 overs)
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Indian Cricket League Season 2
Schedule
Indian Cricket League Season 2 - 2008 : Index | News | Schedule | Teams | Results
- Fri 10, October 2008 - Hyderabad Heroes v Lahore Badshahs
- Sat 11, October 2008 - Dhaka Warriors v Chennai Superstars
- Sun 12, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Delhi Giants
- Sun 12, October 2008 - Royal Bengal Tigers v Lahore Badshahs
- Mon 13, October 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Mumbai Champs
- Tue 14, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Chennai Superstars
- Wed 15, October 2008 - Dhaka Warriors v Hyderabad Heroes
- Thu 16, October 2008 - Delhi Giants v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Fri 17, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Mumbai Champs
- Sat 18, October 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Chennai Superstars
- Sun 19, October 2008 - Mumbai Champs v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Sun 19, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Lahore Badshahs
- Mon 20, October 2008 - Delhi Giants v Dhaka Warriors
- Tue 21, October 2008 - Chennai Superstars v Hyderabad Heroes
- Wed 22, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Thu 23, October 2008 - Mumbai Champs v Lahore Badshahs
- Fri 24, October 2008 - Delhi Giants v Chennai Superstars
- Sat 25, October 2008 - Dhaka Warriors v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Sun 26, October 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Hyderabad Heroes
- Sun 26, October 2008 - Delhi Giants v Lahore Badshahs
- Mon 27, October 2008 - Mumbai Champs v Dhaka Warriors
- Tue 28, October 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Wed 29, October 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Hyderabad Heroes
- Thu 30, October 2008 - Delhi Giants v Mumbai Champs
- Fri 31, October 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Dhaka Warriors
- Sat 1, November 2008 - Delhi Giants v Hyderabad Heroes
- Sun 2, November 2008 - Chennai Superstars v Mumbai Champs
- Sun 2, November 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Lahore Badshahs
- Mon 3, November 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Dhaka Warriors
- Tue 4, November 2008 - Chennai Superstars v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Wed 5, November 2008 - Chandigarh Lions v Delhi Giants
- Thu 6, November 2008 - Hyderabad Heroes v Mumbai Champs
- Fri 7, November 2008 - Dhaka Warriors v Lahore Badshahs
- Sat 8, November 2008 - Hyderabad Heroes v Royal Bengal Tigers
- Sun 9, November 2008 - Ahmedabad Rockets v Chandigarh Lions
- Sun 9, November 2008 - Chennai Superstars v Lahore Badshahs
- Mon 10, November 2008 Semi Final 1 - TBC v TBC
- Tue 11, November 2008 Semi Final 2 - TBC v TBC
- Thu 13, November 2008 1st Final - TBC v TBC
- Sat 15, November 2008 2nd Final - TBC v TBC
- Sun 16, November 2008 3rd Final - TBC v TBC
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