Australia win Hockey World cup 2010 by 2-1

Australia won their second world crown but it were the Germans who stole the hearts at Delhi’s National Stadium.



Starting their campaign with a stunning loss against England, Australia emerged world champions on Saturday night, breaking a solid German defence twice en route. But it were the young men from Deutschland who won the hearts of a near-capacity crowd at Delhi’s National Stadium, not only by their consistent hockey but by a message of friendship between India and Germany.



While the Australians celebrated their second ever World Cup triumph, their first came in 1986 against England, the Germans lifted themselves from their moment of grief and walked around the stadium pitch with a huge banner with the flags of India and Germany embossed on either side.





Position of playing country in World cup hockey 2010



1- Australia
2- Germany
3- Netherlands
4-England
5-Spain
6-South Korea
7-Argentina
8-India
9-New Zealand
10-South Africa
11-Canada
12-Pakistan

Mumbai Indians Win By 4 Runs In a Heart Beating Match

Mumbai Indians won by 4 runs

Mumbai Indians 212/6 (20/20 ov)
Rajasthan Royals 208/7 (20.0/20 ov)

What a great match to watch - Rajasthan Royal chase 212 runs in 20 over
at one time they loose 4 wicket in 66 runs in 10 over need 157 runs in 10 overs
that time Yusuf Pathan hits 6,6,6,6,4,4,4,4,4,4 runs in 10 balls
48 runs in 10 balls he add
but no other batsman support him , finally he run out score 100 runs in 37 balls ( 9 Four and 8 six )

but after that P.Dogra hits 6,6,4,4,4 runs in 5 balls
Rajasthan Royals need 19 runs in 12 balls, but they score only 14 runs and lost by 4 runs
Malinga get 2 wickets in first 2 balls of last over ,finally Mumbai Indian wins match by 4 runs

its a Amazing match to watch

Mumbai Indians Score 212 runs

Mumbai Indians Score 212/6 in second match of IpL-2010
against Rajasthan royals

This time Innings break ,
now turn of Rajasthan royals to Chase this target

First Match of IPL-3 Kolkata Knight Riders Win By 11 Runs

Angelo Mathews and Owais Shah cracked unbeaten fifties as Kolkata kicked off their campaign with an 11-run victory over champions Hyderabad.

Mathews hit an unbeaten 65 and Shah 58 not out as Kolkata, who finished bottom of the table in the last edition, recovered from a poor start to finish with a respectable 161 for four

In reply, Adam Gilchrist clobbered 54 off only 35 deliveries to leave Hyderabad well in control of the chase, but their opponents scripted a remarkable turn around to restrict the defending champions to 150 for seven

Thats a Great match to watch
Kolkata plays very well in last 15 balls and win the match

Man Of The Match - Angelo Mathews