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I will update the links in the replies, as the match goes on! enjoy

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Match is about to start in one hour 12 minutes from now :)

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Right, Michael Lumb and Naman Ojha to open the Rajasthan Royals. Last time Lumb played, he was caught dead plumb first ball. I promise to stay away Lumb-is-Plumb line even if he manages to do that again. Irfan Pathan will be bowling.

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0.1
Pathan to Lumb, no run, back of a length, swinging away from Lumb, left alone

0.2
Pathan to Lumb, no run, slashes at one outside away, is beaten by the swing, will be interesting to see how long the swing lasts

0.3
Pathan to Lumb, no run, fumble by Yuvraj at mid-off, doesn't cost them a run, first time bat met ball tonight

0.4
Pathan to Lumb, FOUR, walks across the stumps, goes against the swing, and manages to clear mid-on

0.5
Pathan to Lumb, no run, square-drive, more like throwing his arms at a wide delivery, finds cover-point

0.6
Pathan to Lumb, FOUR, slower ball, checks his drive, it gets a thick edge, and sails past first slip, and fine of a square third man

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Sreesanth to bowl

1.1
Sreesanth to Ojha, 1 no ball, good start - spoke too soon. He is actually too good with the ball straightening outside off and beating Ojha, but he has also over-stepped. Why am I not surprised?

1.1
Sreesanth to Ojha, no run, comes back well, with a bouncer, 138ks, beats him again. You have done well if you manage to beat a batsman on a free hit, and not by bowling a wide

1.2
Sreesanth to Ojha, no run, that's three in three, what a ripper of a legcutter, pitches back of a length, just outside off, and moves ever so slightly away, squaring him up

1.3
Sreesanth to Ojha, FOUR, Oh Sree, couldn't bowl four good deliveries in a row, goes short and wide, and is cut away, and Sangakkara has removed the second slip, which came in just one ball ago

1.4
Sreesanth to Ojha, no run

1.5
Sreesanth to Ojha, FOUR

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2.1
Srivastava to Lumb, FOUR, full outside off, slight swing, he throws everything at it, gets a thick edge that clears backward point, and also beats a diving Bisla at third man

2.2
Srivastava to Lumb, 1 run, overthrow, sloppy work by Theron at mid-on, looks to drop to cover and run, is sent back, but Bopara goes for a throw, and Theron at mid-on doesn't bend quick enough to get his body behind it

2.3
Srivastava to Ojha, FOUR, nice pick-up shot, leg-stump line, and he just flicks it over midwicket, all power comes in that last instance, through the wrists

2.4
Srivastava to Ojha, 1 run, angling across him, and steered away to third man

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3.1
Sreesanth to Lumb, no run, on target, fullish, swinging in to Lumb, defended back to the bowler

3.2
Sreesanth to Lumb, FOUR, well played, effective shot, gives him the charge, and gets under a shortish delivery to loft it over point, gets enough on it to beat the in-ring

3.3
Sreesanth to Lumb, 1 run, on the pads, and worked away for an easy single

3.4
Sreesanth to Ojha, OUT, soft dismissal, against the run of play, hits a length delivery straight down the lap of mid-on, and Sree gives him a nice little send-off

NV Ojha c Srivastava b Sreesanth 13 (10b 3x4 0x6) SR: 130.00

3.5
Sreesanth to Fazal, 1 no ball, second no-ball for Sree, and again the actual delivery is a gem, cutting him in two with the inswing, but he has overstepped

3.5
Sreesanth to Fazal, 1 run, gets out of the jail with another short-pitched delivery, into his ribs, and the second free-hits gets RR only a single - two free-hits for just one run so far

3.6
Sreesanth to Lumb, no run, wafts outside off, and he plays way outside the line of the delivery

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One of these teams will finish at joint-fourth place tonight. And they began their season horribly. Which just tells us it is a long tournament, and there is a long way to. King's XI Punjab have made one change tonight, bringing Sreesanth back and leaving Ramesh Powar out. Rajasthan Royals have retained the XI that beat Kolkata Knight Riders. Both the teams are coming off wins, and will want to build something resembling momentum. Toss in five minutes. While you wait for the toss, why wait for an iPad when you can have a CricPad, fitted with a music finder and a mockery app among other things?

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One of these teams will finish at joint-fourth place tonight. And they began their season horribly. Which just tells us it is a long tournament, and there is a long way to. King's XI Punjab have made one change tonight, bringing Sreesanth back and leaving Ramesh Powar out. Rajasthan Royals have retained the XI that beat Kolkata Knight Riders. Both the teams are coming off wins, and will want to build something resembling momentum. Toss in five minutes. While you wait for the toss, why wait for an iPad when you can have a CricPad, fitted with a music finder and a mockery app among other things?

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Stephen: "The Calcutta Cup has nothing to do with globalisation and only partly to do with Imperialism. The Calcutta Rugby Club disbanded because they fely it was too hot to play rugby there. They sent their funds, in Silver Rupees, to the Rugby Football Union. These were melted down to form the cup that is played for between England and Scotland, so that there would be a permanent meomorial to the club"