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Re: Indian Premier League

asdf64 wrote:

The chap batting has some name.

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala.

top scorer too !

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Ardcarran wrote:

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala well and truly shackled

Erm...

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Ardcarran wrote:
Ardcarran wrote:

Abhishek Jhunjhunwala well and truly shackled

Erm...

Well done Ard, first successful goatmouth of 2010!!

142 to win, should give our man Dilshan enough of a target to win me a nice little bit of doe!  wink

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Two  golden ducks for Dilshan... yikes

Tell me you dopnt believe in Goatmouth Big D

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Re: Indian Premier League

Dilshan saving himself for the English T20, I see  big_smile

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Re: Indian Premier League

triple century wrote:

Two ducks for Dilshan... yikes

Doh! You tube hasn't caught up yet but sounds as though I've just had my first successful goatmouth of the season then!  mad

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Yes, at least Dilshan shouldn't be too tired when he gets to the south coast   hmm

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Good six wicket win for the Daredevils today, and of course always nice to see Warne and Dimwit on the losing side...  big_smile

Dilshan saving himself for his favourite t20 team too!

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Top of the table!

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Looks like 'our' boys are playing Mumbai today at 2pm... Lets hope our good run continues!

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Yep, we need Dilshan to put down his script-writing pen and get into the action at last.

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We're bowling! Stick with what works, I guess. Bravo and Pollard in for Mumbai - should be a good contest.

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Not working very well at the moment! 

And the captain off with an injury!

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Oh dear! Looks like we're gonna be chasing a few!

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Big D 79 wrote:

Oh dear! Looks like we're gonna be chasing a few!

More than a few  big_smile  but I can't think of a better combination to give it a go than Sehwag & Dilshan (Goatmouth alert!)

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alicatt wrote:
Big D 79 wrote:

Oh dear! Looks like we're gonna be chasing a few!

More than a few  big_smile  but I can't think of a better combination to give it a go than Sehwag & Dilshan (Goatmouth alert!)

1 down Alicatt!!

At least Dilshan got a few today...

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Stuffed.

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Nice to see Dilshan scored 17 more than in the last two games...

Not to mention, a nice dropped catch...

Who am I kidding? His class will prevail (fingers crossed). I show complete faith in the guy big_smile

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this ipl edition has a really low standard, the boundaries are the smallest yet, hwo can teams be 200-3 at the end of innings.. Friends Provident of w/e the ecb t20 is called will be better

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Hmmm... I've being feeling a bit grumpy tonight and was struggling to put my finger on it, but it eventually occurred to me that it must be because our new team lost. My grouch is several orders of magnitude lower than when Sussex lose, obviously, but I'm feeling just a little bit cross. Am I becoming a fan...?

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Ardcarran wrote:

Hmmm... I've being feeling a bit grumpy tonight and was struggling to put my finger on it, but it eventually occurred to me that it must be because our new team lost. My grouch is several orders of magnitude lower than when Sussex lose, obviously, but I'm feeling just a little bit cross. Am I becoming a fan...?


Well I have stuck with mumbai Indians (two yes two QPCC players) and Deccan Chargers(dwayne)...and seagulls won 3-0 so miracles do happen

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No, I've got it now - it's that Dilshan failed, not that the Daredevils lost...

Good win for your boys tonight, TC. One monumental thrashing

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Well the Delhi boys are heading for a decent total against Chennai (no MS Dhoni to tempt me to divided loyalties).

Dilshan still struggling a bit. Does anyone else think the bowling looks a bit thin?

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alicatt wrote:

Dilshan still struggling a bit. Does anyone else think the bowling looks a bit thin?

a bit...Hayden takes 21 of his first over  yikes

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Dilshan is having a stinker of a tournament