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| David Warner Celebrates His Century |
The most 'versatile' bowling attack in IPL 5 was taken to the cleaners by the Hyderabad duo of Shikhar Dhawan and Cameron White
but Delhi responded magnificently to the challenge with their men of
the hour coming in the form of a pint-sized dynamo called David Warner (109 no, 54b, 10x4, 7x6) and Naman Ojha (64 no, 46b, 2x4, 5x6).
With a very challenging 188 to get in their return leg match at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday, Delhi's best bet was skipper Virender Sehwag.
But his early dismissal brought Warner into focus in their domineering nine-wicket win as the Australian revelled under lights with an innings as good as any as Delhi totalled 193 for one in 16.4 overs after Hyderabad, sans Dale Steyn (nursing a niggle), batted first.
With a very challenging 188 to get in their return leg match at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday, Delhi's best bet was skipper Virender Sehwag.
But his early dismissal brought Warner into focus in their domineering nine-wicket win as the Australian revelled under lights with an innings as good as any as Delhi totalled 193 for one in 16.4 overs after Hyderabad, sans Dale Steyn (nursing a niggle), batted first.
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IPL: THE TOP FIVE PARTNERSHIPS
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Runs
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Wicket
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Pair
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For
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Details
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206
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2nd
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Adam Gilchrist &
Shaun Marsh |
Punjab
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vs Bangalore at Dharamsala
on May 17, 2011 |
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189*
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2nd
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David Warner &
Naman Ojha |
Delhi
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vs Hyderabad at Uppal
on May 10, 2012 |
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159
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1st
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Michael Hussey &
Murali Vijay |
Chennai
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vs Bangalore at Chennai
on May 28, 2011 |
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157
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3rd
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Cameron White &
Kumar Sangakkara |
Hyderabad
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vs Pune at Cuttack on May 1, 2012
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155*
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1st
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Adam Gilchrist & VVS Laxman
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Hyderabad
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vs Mumbai at Mumbai
on April 27, 2008 |
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