Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2010-11: Indian domestic T20

[Sir john]

So end of first round. Teams who move to 2nd round.

1. Madhya Pradesh
2. Vidarbha
3. Bengal
4. Orissa
5. Delhi
6. Haryana
7. Tamil Nadu
8. Kerala
9. Mumbai
10. Maharashtra

[Sir john]

PQF 1: Bengal v Vidarbha in India (venue TBA) Mar 12, 2011 PQF 2: Mumbai v Haryana in India (venue TBA) Mar 12, 2011 QF 1: Delhi v Tamil Nadu in India (venue TBA) Mar 13, 2011 QF 2: M. Pradesh v Orissa in India (venue TBA) Mar 13, 2011 QF 3: TBA v Maharashtra in India (venue TBA) Mar 14, 2011 QF 4: Kerala v TBA in India (venue TBA)

so its getting started again http://www.espncricinfo.com/smat-10/content/series/471504.html who going to win?

[Sir john]

mode plz make it sticky .

[rkt.india]

Jharkhand Premier league starting from 12 March to 19 March..make a thread

[Sir john]

Bengal, Haryana qualify for quarters An all-round team performance helped Bengal ease to a 31-run victory over Vidarbha at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, and sealed their place in the quarter-finals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Electing to bat, Bengal got off to a solid start as openers Anustup Majumdar and Shreevats Goswami put on a 50-run stand in seven overs. After medium-pacer Amol Jungade got rid of Majumdar for 38, captain Manoj Tiwary (top scorer with 39) joined with Goswami. While the pair maneuvered the bowling well, their running between the wickets let them down, as both were run out by Sandeep Singh. A couple of big hits towards the end by Wriddhiman Saha pushed Bengal to 167. Vidarbha were never in a commanding position during the chase, losing wickets at regular intervals and scoring at just over a run a ball to finish their quota of overs on 136 for 7. While the Bengal bowlers shared the wickets around, Shami Ahmed was the pick with 3 for 24. Bengal will take on Maharashtra in the quarter-final on March 14 at the same venue. Haryana chased down a target of 141 with three balls to spare to knock out Mumbai at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on the back of steady knocks from Nitin Saini and Hemang Badani. Mumbai began poorly, losing both openers with just one run on the board. Wasim Jaffer and Rohit Sharma steadied the innings though, before some big hitting from Abhishek Nayar and Iqbal Abdulla got Mumbai to 140.Vineet Rathee was the pick of the bowlers, picking up 3 for 33. Haryana, too, lost their openers cheaply, before Sunny Singh was run out to leave them in trouble at 26 for 3 in the fifth over. But an 80-run fourth-wicket partnership between Badani and Saini got the innings back on track. After the pair was dismissed, Joginder Sharma and Amit Mishra struck a few boundaries to catch up with the increasing required rate and took Haryana home in the last over with four wickets in hand. Haryana will take on Kerala in the quarter-final on March 14 at the same venue.

[Sir john]

Bengal v Vidarbha Mumbai v Haryana vidarbha and mumbai out :yay: :hehe: haryana :cheer:

[Sir john]

jogi star with bat :yay::yay:

[Sir john]

MP, Tamil Nadu reach semis with easy wins Madhya Pradesh cruised past Orissa to reach the quarter-finals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on the back of an impressive performance by their seamers and dominant knocks from Mohnish Mishra and Jalaj Saxena at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. After putting Orissa in, MP maintained a lid on their scoring rate by taking wickets at regular intervals. TP Sudhindra struck twice early and then Anand Rajan got into the act as well, and both finished with three wickets each. Orissa's innings never kicked off and they only managed 126 in their 20 overs. That proved an easy chase for MP, who reached the target in 17.4 overs. Mishra blazed his way to 48 off 27 and Saxena stayed unbeaten with 55 off 47, as MP won by eight wickets. The morning game also saw an easy chase, with Tamil Nadu blasting their way past Delhi's 144 in just 16. 1 overs. M Vijay clobbered 38 off 18 balls, his opening partner Srikkanth Anirudha got 49 not out and S Badrinath scored 47 as Tamil Nadu got home with eight wickets in hand. Delhi chose to bat, but got off to a sedate start by Twenty20 standards, with opener Shikhar Dhawan taking 33 balls for his 36 and captain Mithun Manhas 34 balls to get to 31. Yogesh Nagar gave the innings some impetus in the end, smashing 44 off 21, but Delhi's total was well short of enough in the end.

[ludhianvi]

are these being shown on NeoCricket?

[rkt.india]

are these being shown on NeoCricket?

yes