van der wath makes room and slices a low full toss towards long-off
ICL India XI vs ICL World XI, Final at Hyderabad, Apr 15 2008 - Match Result
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Final (N), Hyderabad (Deccan), April 15, 2008, ICL 20s World Series
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ICL India XI • 148/8(20 overs)
57 (43)
2/31 (4)
34 (33)
2/38 (4)
ICL World XI • 138/5(20 overs)
60 (48)
2/28 (3)
28 (27)
1/10 (4)
end of over 2012 runs
: 138/5CRR: 6.90
Johan van der Wath19 (8b 1x4 1x6)
Russel Arnold8 (5b 1x4)
Thirunavukkarasu Kumaran 3-0-28-0
The 'home' team, India XI have fittingly won the inaugural ICL World Series. The champions run a lap of honour around the field.
It was that spell by Syed Mohammed which won them the match. World XI were coasting while Martyn got going but struggled once Mohammed plugged the scoring, cramped the batsmen for room and ran through his overs. The script was very similar to their last league match against the Pakistanis when the left-arm spinners pulled things back after a solid start. Ali Murtaza didn't have the best day in the office but it didn't matter. The World middle order looked scratchy and the pressure mounted as the Indians showed great commitment in the infield to cut off crucial runs. Steve Rixon's delighted. He's the winning coach in both ICL tournaments this season.
Here's Chris Cairns at the post-match presentation: "Martyn played really well. The ground staff have laid out some really good wickets for the series. Congrats to Satish and Steve Rixon. We lost it when the spinners came on. It has been a great tournament."
G Vignesh is the Man of the Match: "I've been getting out after making starts and I ensured I hung on longer today. Me and Khaleel made sure that we'd stick around and play to the merit of the ball. I'm happy with the way I bowled."
Ibrahim Khaleel is the Man of the Series for his 147 runs, 2 catches and 4 stumpings: "Me and Vignesh wanted to play out the first six overs at least and it paid off. We got a good start. I feel on top of the world for being part of the winning team in both tournaments. It's all thanks to Steve Rixon."
Here's R Satish: "We didn't think 140 odd was enough but the spinners bowled very well. We were worried when Martyn got going but the boys really brought it back. The crowd too has been wonderful."
The confetti falls on the ICL India XI.
Thanks guys for following the coverage. The ICL is here to stay. The commitment has been excellent from all the players and the crowds have really taken to it.
We hope you enjoyed the coverage. On behalf of Raghav and Pradeep, this is Kanishkaa signing off. Cheers!
19.6
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Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, no run
This game's done
19.5
2
Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, 2 runs
fires that on a yorker length outside off, he makes room and drives to long-off
13 off 2 balls
19.4
2
Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, 2 runs
fired in full on middle and leg, he makes room and drives to long-on
19.3
4
Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, FOUR runs
steps down the track and clubs that over midwicket, the ball appears to head over the rope but just falls short of the rope
19.2
2
Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, 2 runs
Dropped: he hooks and gets a thick top edge, Ahmed runs in from fine leg, he appears to have it covered but misjudges the ball
19.1
2
Kumaran to JJ van der Wath, 2 runs
fired in full outside off, he makes room and carves this on the up to long-on, they pick up a couple
end of over 1912 runs • 1 wicket
: 126/5CRR: 6.63 • RRR: 23.00
Johan van der Wath7 (2b 1x6)
Russel Arnold8 (5b 1x4)
Ganapathi Vignesh 3-0-28-2
18.6
1
Vignesh to JJ van der Wath, 1 run
full outside off, he pushes it firmly to deep cover
18.5
6
Vignesh to JJ van der Wath, SIX runs
he gets off the mark with a blistering six over deep square leg, the lands a few rows back, they need more of that
18.4
W
Vignesh to Atapattu, OUT
Atapattu steps down the track and tries to loft over deep extra cover, Vignesh holds the length back and he tamely scoops it down Mohammed's throat at deep extra cover
Marvan Atapattu c Syed Mohammad b Vignesh 9 (8b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 112.5
18.3
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Vignesh to Atapattu, no run
Atapattu fails to go for the big blow and the ball lobs off his pads and nearly trickles onto his stumps
18.2
1
Vignesh to Arnold, 1 run
18.1
4
Vignesh to Arnold, FOUR runs
poor line and length, he pitches it up outside off, he swings across the line and clears the head of midwicket
end of over 1810 runs
: 114/4CRR: 6.33 • RRR: 17.50
Russel Arnold3 (3b)
Marvan Atapattu9 (6b 1x6)
Stuart Binny 4-0-27-0
17.6
1
Binny to Arnold, 1 run
low full toss outside off, he swings across the line and places it to long-on
17.5
1
Binny to Atapattu, 1 run
17.4
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Binny to Atapattu, no run
plays across the line and the ball hits him on the pads, misses the legstump, they appeal
17.3
6
Binny to Atapattu, SIX runs
pitched up on middle and leg, Atapattu is well balanced at the crease as he lofts through the line and clears deep midwicket
17.2
1
Binny to Arnold, 1 run
aims for the big hit but the ball lands on a yorker length and he places it to the offside
17.1
1
Binny to Atapattu, 1 run
holds the length back on middle and leg, he gets across and whips it down to long-on
45 off 2 overs, that's tough
end of over 172 runs • 1 wicket
: 104/4CRR: 6.11 • RRR: 15.00
Marvan Atapattu1 (2b)
Russel Arnold1 (1b)
Ali Murtaza 4-0-31-0
16.6
1
Murtaza to Atapattu, 1 run
makes room and just manages to place it wide of gully
16.5
•
Murtaza to Atapattu, no run
good stuff there, fires that on the stumps and he shuffles to whip it off, not enough timing to beat the infield
Match details
| Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Hyderabad, Deccan | |
| Toss | ICL India XI, elected to bat first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2007/08 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Player Of The Series | |
| Series result | ICL India XI won the 2007/08 ICL 20s World Series |
| Hours of play (local time) | 19.00 start, First Session 19.00-20.20, Interval 20.20-20.40, Second Session 20.40-22.00 |
| Match days | 15 April 2008 - night (20-over match) |
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| Team | M | W | L | PT | NRR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICL India XI | 4 | 3 | 1 | 6 | 0.812 |
| ICL World XI | 4 | 2 | 2 | 4 | -0.333 |
| ICL Pak XI | 4 | 1 | 3 | 2 | -0.513 |