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Dhoni puts Delhi to rest

His 84 did more than just put Rest of India in command, it virtually sealed the opposition’s fate in the ongoing Irani Cup

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Rest of India rout Delhi by 187 runs, lift Irani Cup

Gautam Gambhir (91) stood tall amid ruins but his teammates could not show the same belligerent obduracy as Rest of India trampled Delhi by 187 runs to lift the Irani Cup with more than one day to spare at the IPCL Stadium in Vadodara on Saturday.

Rest Of India Build Lead Against Delhi In Vadodara

Ten wickets fell on the first day of the Irani Trophy 2008 between Rest of India and Ranji Champions Delhi at Vadodara. Going by the same, it was no wonder that the first two sessions of the second day were an equal wickets-fest, with calm returning at the crease only in the post-tea session.

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Chandigarh demolish Delhi, Bengal take third place

Chandigarh Lions shot out Delhi Giants for 85, and chased it down with 5.1 overs to spare at the Lahari Resorts Grounds in Hyderabad. A day before their final clash against Chennai Superstars, Chandigarh's bowlers dominated after Delhi opted to bat. Love Ablish took 3 for 9, while left-arm spinner Bipul Sharma became the leading wicket-taker in the tournament with his 3 for 10 off four overs. For Delhi, wicketkeeper Dishant Yagnik top scored with 33. Asif Murtaza and Monish Mishra were the only other batsmen to reach double figures. Murtaza took two wickets in Chandigarh's chase, but opener Manish Sharma's 32 and a 21 from Bipul were enough to seal a six-wicket win.

Munaf leads Rest resurgence

A spell of spirited and at times clever pace bowling from Munaf Patel backed by some excellent catching helped Rest of India get a firm grip on the Irani Cup match against Delhi at the Reliance Stadium on Thursday. At the end of the second day, Rest had a comfortable lead of 174 runs with nine wickets in hand.

Ponting sets the bait, but Dhoni puts floundering Australian attack on end of hook

MAHENDRA DHONI emerged from his first innings as temporary captain with an enhanced reputation. An awful lot has been put on his plate in these last few years: batting, guarding the stumps, hero worship and now leadership. Moreover, he is expected to perform in all three forms of the game and to make umpteen appearances. On the evidence of this performance, he will continue to take it all in his stride.

Delhi pip Chandigarh via bowl-out

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Rest of India wins toss, elects to bat

Vadodra: Rest of India captain Anil Kumble won the toss and elected to bat first in the Irani cup tie against Ranji Trophy champions Delhi at the Reliance Stadium here on Wednesday.

Delhi-king Kumble a likely starter

ANIL Kumble's exceptional past in Delhi is expected to override the euphoria of MS Dhoni leading India to a massive victory over Australia in the second Test at Mohali.

Delhi ready for Irani Trophy challenge

Vadodara: Fifteen years after being humiliated in the 30th edition of the Irani Trophy, Delhi has come back this year to make another bid for the prestigious trophy against mighty Rest of India in the five-day match, beginning at the Reliance Cricket Stadium here from tomorrow.

Dhoni carries forward Ganguly's flame

Exactly eight years to the day since he first captained India in a Test, against Bangladesh in Dhaka, Sourav Ganguly marshalled the resources one last time. The ninth Australian wicket had fallen and the fielders were hovering around Cameron White and Mitchell Johnson with Harbhajan Singh and Amit Mishra having scripted a dramatic post-lunch collapse. It was a remarkable gesture from Mahendra Singh Dhoni, and it said much about how quickly he has grown into the job. A less secure man would have wanted to hog the limelight, but by ceding space to one of Indian cricket's all-time greats for a couple of overs, Dhoni showed just how aware he was of the bigger picture.

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Resource-rich Delhi comes a cropper

AFTER THE Delhi under-19 team failed to qualify for the knockout round of the Vinoo Mankad Trophy, the under-22 side gave a shock by losing to Jammu & Kashmir by 87 runs in the C.K. Nayudu Trophy. This was after Delhi had a lead of 100 runs.

Bhandari dropped from Delhi squad

Amit Bhandari, Delhi's veteran medium-pacer, has been dropped for their Group A Super League match against Mumbai, which begins on Sunday. Bhandari was not included in the XI for Delhi's previous match against Hyderabad where they conceded the first-innings lead. Bhandari's replacement in the squad will be Sumit Narwal.

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Team enjoying each other's success: Dhoni

NEW DELHI: The hallmark of this new-look Indian outfit is that an in-form player has the responsibility to carry the team on his shoulders through the series and Yuvraj Singh and Gautam Gambhir are living up to that role, skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni said.

You don't mess with Dhoni's fans

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is currently the blue-eyed boy of Indian cricket. The World Twenty20 win last year, the eye-popping IPL salary, the victory against world-beating Australia in the recent Test series - it seems he can do no wrong. So when he was asked by the Ranchi District Arms Magistrate to produce a character certificate before he could get a gun licence, a section of his fans were outraged. "A great son of India has been insulted by this demand for a character reference," they said and effigies of the local magistrate were burnt during a demonstration demanding that the licence be issued immediately. Their efforts didn't go in vain; the Ranchi district administration withdrew their request, saying a person of Dhoni's stature needed no reference.

Munaf Patel gives Rest the upperhand

The 25-year-old Baroda pace bowler claimed four wickets for 31 runs as Delhi were dismissed for 177 in their first innings, in reply to Rest of India's score of 252.

I will Pay to Watch Dhoni in Action, says Gilchrist

Mumbai, Sep 17: Perhaps MS Dhoni would cherish this even more than the ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year award he won recently. Adam Gilchrist, arguably the greatest wicketkeeper-batsman ever and the idol of millions of cricketers including that of the Indian ODI captain, says he is willing to pay to watch Dhoni bat.

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