Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2010-11: Indian domestic T20

[Sir john]

its get started uthappa playing well in this trophy.:--D

[Sir john]

its a very long run tournament,16 march we have final match.

[vvvslaxman]

Indian domestic T20 Not sure if we have a thread for this http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/current/match/471581.html Dinesh Karthik is bowling lol

[yoda]

Moar Tontee-Tontees:woot:

[Sir john]

already posted by me.

[Sir john]

here is link' http://www.indiancricketfans.com/showthread.php?t=244422

[Sir john]

Anirudha blitz leads TN into knock-out stage Srikkanth Anirudha's aggressive 77 launched Tamil Nadu to a comfortable 65-run victory against Karnataka in Hyderabad. The win was Tamil Nadu's fourth on the trot, confirming their progress to the knock-out phase. Asked to bat first, Tamil Nadu's openers set the stage for a big score as Anirudha's pyrotechnics were matched by G Vignesh who raced to 42 off 23 balls. Vignesh hit three sixes and five fours as he dominated a 60-run opening stand. Anirudha took over once Vignesh exited, smashing six sixes and four fours before he fell in the 17th over. Karnataka captain Sunil Joshi came unscathed through the carnage, with figures of 2 for 26 in his four overs, while medium-pacer B Akhil bled 67 runs in his spell - equalling the record for most runs conceded in a Twenty20 - as Tamil Nadu finished with 205 for 7. Karnataka lost ground early in the chase as the openers Manish Pandey and Mayank Agarwal fell for a combined contribution of one run. Following L Balaji's miserly opening spell, Tamil Nadu's seamers stuck to their task as Karnataka struggled to launch an offensive. Joshi was the only batsman to cross 30 after a shoddy top-order display as Tamil Nadu eased to another convincing win. T Suman's opening blitz helped Hyderabad surge to 62 for 6 in a rain-reduced five-overs-a-side encounter, a score that they defended by 14 runs against Goa at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. Goa's decision to field came unstuck against Suman's fierce onslaught. He hit four sixes and two fours in the 16 balls he faced and scored 38 before falling in the final over from Sher Yadav. Hyderabad lost two more wickets and managed only five runs in that over, but that did not affect the final result. The second over of the chase from Pagadala Naidu pulled Goa back as he snared three wickets conceding just five runs. Sagun Kamat and Robin D'Souza were the only batsmen to cross double figures as Goa struggled to find the big hits. Amol Shinde sealed the result with a nerveless final over that yielded only five runs, leaving Goa well short. Andhra remained at the bottom of the table after their match against Kerala at the Gymkhana Ground was called off due to rain

[ludhianvi]

Sreesanth tweeted this:

sreesanth36 New record..chased 130 runs..in 7.4 overs....kerala team

Can someone explain which match he's talking about? I thought the last match was rained out :giggle:

[Sir john]

Sreesanth tweeted this: Can someone explain which match he's talking about? I thought the last match was rained out :giggle:

:dontknow:

[Sachinism]

Yeh he's probably joking. Cousin told me about that, could not find a scorecard anywhere

[Sir john]

Tamil Nadu finish with perfect record Dinesh Karthik's career-best 90 helped Tamil Nadu complete their league phase with a perfect five wins out of five, setting up a 23-run victory over Andhra. Tamil Nadu, already through to the next phase, were struggling at 50 for 3 after two of their Chennai Super Kings players, S Badrinath and S Anirudha, fell for ducks. Karthik and opener Abhinav Mukund then put on the biggest partnership of the tournament, an unbroken 139 runs to power Tamil Nadu to 190. Karthik completely dominated the stand, clubbing three sixes and 11 fours in his 41-ball effort, while Mukund made a comparatively sedate 64. Andhra's chase spluttered early on with both openers falling cheaply. Former India batsman Venugopal Rao hammered a quick 70 but with only two other batsman making it to double digits, Andhra's challenge faded and they were bowled out for 167. The result means Andhra finish bottom of the table, without any wins. At the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Kerala booked their spot in the next stage of the competition by thrashing Goa by eight wickets, a win that secured them second spot. Kerala's most famous player, Sreesanth, bowled only two overs in the match but Goa were still limited to 131. Goa opener Swapnil Asnodkar, who came into the limelight with a series of cameos for Rajasthan Royals in the inaugural IPL, made a half-century but had little support from his team-mates - his captain Sagun Kamat (21) was the only other batsman to make it past 20. Kerala had little trouble knocking off the runs, with Rohan Prem making his first Twenty20 half-century. He had support from opener Abhishek Hedge (35) and his captain Raiphi Gomez (20*) as the target was overhauled in 18 overs. In the other league match of the round, last year's finalists Hyderabad lost by four wickets to Karnataka and both teams were knocked out. After being sent in, Hyderabad were floundering at 28 for 3 before Dwaraka Ravi Teja and Arjun Yadav, son of former Indian offspinner Shivlal, put on 69 for the fourth wicket. Quick bowler Aditya Sagar took three wickets in his final over to finish with 4 for 29 and keep Hyderabad to 148. Karnataka coasted to victory on the back of thirties from each of their top four batsmen. Opener Mayank Agarwal, playing his first senior tournament, continued to impressive, making 31 to finish as the highest scorer of the league phase. Robin Uthappa, doubling up as wicketkeeper for this match, made 30 before Manish Pandey's unbeaten 34 took Karnataka to their third win, which put them in third place.

[Sir john]

Points Table

South Zone
Teams 	Mat 	Won 	Lost 	Tied 	N/R 	Pts 	Net RR
Tamil Nadu 	5 	5 	0 	0 	0 	20 	+1.365
Kerala 	5 	3 	1 	0 	1 	14 	+0.397
Karnataka 	5 	3 	2 	0 	0 	12 	-0.174
Hyderabad 	5 	2 	3 	0 	0 	8 	+0.838
Goa 	5 	1 	4 	0 	0 	4 	-0.975
Andhra 	5 	0 	4 	0 	1 	2 	-1.716

[rkt.india]

Who is Aditya Sagar the new pacer from Karnataka...Can anyone tell anything significant about him?

[Sir john]

West Zone: Baroda v Mumbai at Vadodara - Oct 20 Mumbai won by 6 wickets (with 0 balls remaining) West Zone: Gujarat v Maharashtra at Vadodara - Oct 20 Maharashtra won by 22 runs East Zone: Assam v Bengal at Cuttack - Oct 20 Bengal won by 8 wickets (with 19 balls remaining) North Zone: Haryana v Punjab at Delhi - Oct 20 Haryana won by 19 runs North Zone: J + K v Services at Delhi - Oct 20 Services won by 18 runs East Zone: Orissa v Tripura at Cuttack - Oct 20 Orissa won by 3 wickets (with 0 balls remaining) Central Zone: Rajasthan v Railways at Jaipur - Oct 20 Rajasthan won by 8 wickets (with 3 balls remaining) North Zone: Delhi v H. Pradesh at Delhi - Oct 20 Delhi won by 34 runs Central Zone: M. Pradesh v U. Pradesh at Jaipur - Oct 20 M. Pradesh won by 5 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

[jusarrived]

Mayank Agarwal is the one to watch out for , reminded me so much of Viru in the u-19 wc

[flamy]

TN looks badass

[flamy]

Mayank Agarwal is the one to watch out for ' date=' reminded me so much of Viru in the u-19 wc[/quote'] ya I was curious abt that fellow too. hopefully he plays the next ipl

[Sachinism]

Iqbal Abdulla 4 1 7 4 1.75

[hatja_tau]

Karnataka playing 40y.o. Sunil Joshi? ..WTF? and he's the captain too! double WTF?:cantstop:

[Sir john]

Punjab see off HP in a thriller Punjab sneaked home on the last ball to win a thriller against Himachal Pradesh in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy for North Zone in New Delhi on Thursday. Chasing 129 for victory, Punjab looked in a spot of bother when they had to get 27 runs off the last three overs. The pressure, however, eased off a bit when Mandeep Singh and Bipul Sharma smashed 12 runs off Abhinav Bali in the 18th over. Himachal, however, kept up the pressure and it wasn’t until the last ball of the match that Punjab sneaked home, with Mandeep Singh hitting the winning runs. Punjab had got off to a good start with skipper Ravi Inder Singh looking in good touch. On his way to 43, he smashed four boundaries and a six. They looked in control until the 15th over with 92 runs on the board for the loss of just three wickets. Two tight overs thereafter, however, put them in trouble before Mandeep Singh and Bipul Sharma bailed them out. Earlier, Vinit Indulkar top scored for Himachal with 41 runs. In another match, Delhi beat J&K by 19 runs. Batting first after winning the toss, Delhi scored 142 for 6 with Chetan Sharma top scoring with 47. The visitors could manage 123. For Delhi, Kapil Yadav grabbed four wickets, giving away 15 runs in his quota of four overs. my himachal :wall: