New Delhi: Crash-helmets remained confined to the heads of those running between the six sticks on the bare 22-yards in the middle of a green pasture

Johannesburg: The Victorian Bushrangers beat Mumbai Indians who were without the services of their captain Sachin Tendulkar by seven wickets in a CLT20 warm up match at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Tuesday

New Delhi: After a fantastic performance in IPL-III, Mumbai Indians (MI) will hope to go one step better in Champions League, which begins from September 10, 2010. Mumbai Indians finished runners-up in IPL-III behind Chennai Super Kings who beat them in the finals

New Delhi: The second edition of the Champions League T20 begins from September 10, 2010, and ten cricket clubs from around the world will battle it out to win the title of the best in the world.

Johannesburg: Captain Sachin Tendulkar has an uncanny ability to inspire his team-mates to perform several notches up and that will make a huge impact on Mumbai Indians' campaign in next month's Champions League Twenty20 in South Africa, feels batsman Jean-Pual Duminy.

Indian Premier League III runners-up Mumbai Indians, led by Sachin Tendulkar, will face South Africa’s Highveld Lions in the opening match of the Airtel Champions League Twenty20 at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on September 10

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan is among scores of Mumbaikars mourning the loss of Mumbai Indians in the IPL final to Chennai Super Kings but said the better team won the popular T20 tournament.

Mumbai Indians made a few mistakes on the field and a few mistakes tactically in their batting lineup, as Chennai Super Kings did most things well to defeat the Mumbai Indians by 23 runs to become IPL 3 champions.

THE Chennai Super Kings are the champions of the 2010 Indian Premier League after a 22-run win over Mumbai Indians in Mumbai. Chennai, featuringAustralians Matthew Hayden and Doug Bollinger,successfullydefended a first-innings total of 5-168 to restrict Mumbai to just 9-146 and claim the title.

Mumbai: Suresh Raina plonked an unbeaten half-century to set the Mumbai Indians a challenging 169-run stand in the IPL final at the DY Patil Satadium on Sunday. After keeping a tight lid on Chennai for the first half of the innings, Mumbai slipped at the death as Raina went berserk to hit 57 not out off just 35 balls.