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35th Match • IPL • T20 • Delhi

Delhi Capitals

Sunrisers Hyderabad

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2:00 PM

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RESULT • 34th Match • IPL • T20 • Lucknow

CSK

176/6

LSG

(19/20 ov, T:177) 180/2

LSG won by 8 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

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England vs West Indies, 2nd Test at Chester-le-Street, , May 14 2009 - Playing XI

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2nd Test, Chester-le-Street, May 14 - 18, 2009, West Indies tour of England

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England

569/6d

West Indies

(f/o) 310 & 176

England won by an innings and 83 runs

Player Of The Match

James Anderson

, ENG

5/87 & 4/38

Player Of The Series

Ravi Bopara

, ENG

251 runs

	England	West Indies
1	Andrew Strauss (c) opening batter	Devon Smith opening batter
2	Alastair Cook opening batter	Chris Gayle (c) allrounder
3	Ravi Bopara batting allrounder	Ramnaresh Sarwan batter
4	James Anderson bowler	Lendl Simmons top-order batter
5	Kevin Pietersen top-order batter	Shivnarine Chanderpaul batter
6	Paul Collingwood allrounder	Brendan Nash middle-order batter
7	Matt Prior † wicketkeeper batter	Denesh Ramdin † wicketkeeper batter
8	Stuart Broad bowler	Jerome Taylor bowler
9	Tim Bresnan allrounder	Sulieman Benn bowler
10	Graeme Swann bowler	Fidel Edwards bowler
11	Graham Onions bowler	Lionel Baker bowler

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As West Indies slumped to a series defeat, Caribbean ire has been as high as the jubilation a few weeks ago

England refuse to get carried away

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