Pepsi Indian Premier League - Season 6

[JamesFague]

It is all dependable on Mr Cricket for CSK to lift the cup once again.

[hamid]

Yeah.. I dont think RR has the power to beat MI.. SRH stands a better chance with their bowling to crumble MI..
But who knows.. Watson can have the final say over Pollard... I would love if that happens..

I am somewhat confident we can beat MI in finals.. Many things will play in their mind.. never won a game against CSK in playoff, the loss at the last matcha fter in dominant position etc etc... and CSK's abiity to handle pressure...
not the same with RR.. they wont have that much pressure on them and I feel they can surprise us on the finals... Dravid lifting the cup after all these fixing issues.. would be a fairy tale end too...

so very interesting macthes ahead...

[scorpio]

Qual 2 is at the Eden and RR don't have any frontline spinners Dei Chandila

Indha Hodge, Watson moonji-llaam pidikkavE pidikakadhu....but wish they both fire in the next game.

[venkkiram]

If MI bats first, they will win against any team(RR/CSK).

[19thmay]

Mumbai police in Chennai operations

The IPL crisis took a twist today with officials of the Mumbai Police reaching the house of Gurunath Meiyappan, chief executive of the Chennai Super Kings. Meiyappan is the son-in-law of BCCI president N Srinivasan, whose company India Cements owns the Super Kings franchise.

It was not immediately clear why they were there, and there has been no official statement by either the police or the franchise.

However, CNN-IBN quoted Mumbai's joint commissioner of police Himanshu Roy as saying that Meiyappan had been summoned for questioning in connection with betting and asked to appear before the Crime Branch in Mumbai between 11 am and 5 pm on Friday. The summons had been affixed to the door of Meiyappan's Chennai residence and been served to, and accepted by, a manager at the Super Kings office.

The news follows reports circulating in the Indian media since Tuesday on the proximity of Virender "Vindoo" Dara Singh, who was arrested that day in Mumbai for links with bookies, to the Super Kings franchise. Those reports, which included pictures of Vindoo watching IPL matches in the company of Super Kings captain MS Dhoni's wife, have not been denied in the 48 hours since.

The police crackdown on bookies continued in other parts of the country. In Kolkata, ten people, including one bookie, were arrested for being allegedly involved in cricket betting. "We have arrested 10 people, including a bookie last night. We are investigating the case. They will be produced before a court today [Friday]," deputy commissioner Santosh Pandey told PTI.

Initial investigations said they had betted on a match between Mumbai Indians and Super Kings.

[venkkiram]

Meiyyappan meyyaalume guilty-aa? If proved, will they ban CSK team?

[HonestRaj]

ippathan naama padathoda mukkiyamana kattathukku nerungi irukkom... ini climax than

[HonestRaj]

Meiyyappan meyyaalume guilty-aa? If proved, will they ban CSK team?

moththa IPL'aiyum ban panna vendiyadhuthan...

[ajaybaskar]

Vindoo has claimed that he knew Gurunath as a friend and Guru knew nothing much about cricket in spite of being CSK principal. He has claimed that their telephonic conversations were nothing more than friendly chats. Even the Mumbai police have claimed that no fixing allegations have been raised on Guru.

[CEDYBLUE]

One should watch Times Now news to see how they are sensationalizing the whole Gurunath Meyyapan saga . Comparitively the likes of NDTV and CNN-IBN are giving just the attention the issue deserves.