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NEW DELHI: Deccan Chargers captain Adam Gilchrist won the toss and elected to bowl against Trinidad & Tobago in their last Group A match of the Champions League in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Full Article at Times of India
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Deccan Chargers captain Adam Gilchrist has won the toss and elected to field against Trinidad & Tobago in their group A match of the Champions League Twenty20 tournament in Hyderabad. Full Article at NDTV
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NEW DELHI: Deccan Chargers captain Adam Gilchrist won the toss and elected to bowl against Trinidad & Tobago in their last Group A match of the Champions League in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Full Article at Times of India
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IPL champions Deccan Chargers would go for the jugular when they take on Trinidad and Tobago in their last Group A match. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
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HYDERABAD: Trinidad & Tobago may have pulled off a huge surprise on Somerset Sabres in Bangalore with the help of an unusual three-pronged spin attack comprising chinaman bowler Dave Mohammad, leggie Samuel Badree and offie Sherwin Ganga. Full Article at The Hindu
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Once the ball got older it started to slow up ... We knew we had to vary the pace. We knew if we stuck to our disciplines we could restrict them. There was a bit more swing than Saturday against Deccan but they still took a liking to me.
– Charl Willoughby SOURCE: This is Bristol -
Obviously the boys are all very disappointed and at the moment we feel we have let ourselves down especially when we compare it to Saturday's victory over the Deccan Chargers.
– Marcus Trescothick SOURCE: This is Bristol -
Myself and James [Hildreth] were saying to each other, 'let's just keep taking it to the last over and then it becomes a batsman versus bowler thing' ... Fidel Edwards got taken off which was really unfortunate for them but it worked in our favour.
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He was going for a full yorker first ball and that slipped, then the ball got damp so that's just unfortunate ... But that's the rule. A lot goes through your head when your strike bowler can't bowl his two last overs.
