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Manish Pandey

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Home News IPL-2008 Mumbai beat Deccan Chargers by 25 runs
Mumbai beat Deccan Chargers by 25 runs PDF Print E-mail
Sunday, 18 May 2008 18:05

Dwayne Bravo played his last match in the current Indian Premier League season, but left his team Mumbai Indians with some moments to cherish, not least his three-wicket haul and 30 useful runs as he was one of the stars of their 25-run victory over Hyderabad Deccan Chargers.

For the losers, its a nightmare that gets longer with every match as they are yet to post a win at home, and after being pushed out of the race for top positions, they are now being made to look pedestrian, a sad situation for a team with so much talent.

But Mumbai would be looking at their successes, and Sachin Tendulkar got a lot of help from a lot of people as they posted their sixth straight win in the tournament, and are beginning to look like one of the hottest teams in the race. Sanath Jayasuriya, Tendulkar, Bravo and Abhishek Nayar did a great a job with the bat, and then Ashish Nehra, Dilhara Fernando, Bravo and Nayar came to the party again, and made sure there were no hiccups.

On Sunday, almost every trick tried by Tendulkar seemed to work, as Fernando got rid of the dangerous pair of Adam Gilchrist and Rohit Sharma in one over, while Bravo came in later to remove Venugopal Rao and Ravi Teja, who were looking promising.

One would feel a bit sad for Gilchrist and players like Sharma and Venugopal Rao, who have tried desperately, but not been able to do anything to make their wide do anything worthwhile.

At the same time, the likes of Afridi are surely playing themselves out of favour for any future tournaments, though he did bowl well.

Earlier, Afridi, Venugopal Rao and Pragyan Ojha displayed some quality slow bowling as Hyderabad Deccan Chargers ensured that Mumbai Indians did not get a huge total. However, the visitors still got enough contributions to finish at 178-7.

Venugopal got rid of the rampaging Sanath Jayasuriya and Robin Uthappa, while Afridi claimed Sachin Tendulkar and Dominic Thornely.

 

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