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1. Cricket-Chennai crush Bangalore to win second straight IPL title

   af.reuters.com &bull May 28, 2011

   CHENNAI May 28 (Reuters) - Chennai Super Kings won a second successive Indian Premier League (IPL) title after thrashing Royal Challengers Bangalore by 58 runs in Saturday's final as openers Murali Vijay and Mike Hussey smashed half centuries. Vijay (52-ball… Full Story »

   Topics:
   • India
   • Indian Premier League
   • Daniel Vettori
   • Ravichandran Ashwin
   • Royal Challengers Bangalore

2. Graeme Smith expresses some concern over Chennai track

   af.reuters.com &bull Mar 5, 2011

   CHENNAI (Reuters) - South African captain Graeme Smith spoke on Saturday of his concerns over the track at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium, host of three World Cup matches. After his team crushed Zimbabwe by eight wickets in a warm-up game… Full Story »

   Topics:
   • India
   • Zimbabwe
   • Wicket
   • Graeme Smith
   • Johan Botha

3. ICC planning decision on Wednesday over Ponting

   af.reuters.com &bull Feb 23, 2011

   MUMBAI (Reuters) - Ricky Ponting, the captain of World Cup holders Australia, is facing a charge for allegedly damaging a television set in the dressing room after he was dismissed during his side's victory over Zimbabwe. The International Cricket Council… Full Story »

   Topics:
   • Australia
   • Zimbabwe
   • International Cricket Council
   • Ricky Ponting
   • Gujarat Cricket Association

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