Zimbabwe Squads for India Series –

Zimbabwe Squads for India Series

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The upcoming ODI and T20I series between India and Zimbabwe is going to start from 11^th June 2016. For both the series, M S Dhoni will lead the Indian side and Graeme Cremer will be the captain of the Zimbabwe Team. Leg spinner Creamer will replace Hamilton Masakadza. Graemer Cremer was not the part of Zimbabwe Team in ICC World T20,2016 due to an injury. Although Zimbabwe Team’s performance in ICC World T20 was not so commendable. Masakadza will be the part of Zimbabwe squad for the series against India. Former South African seamer Makhaya Ntini will be the interim coach of Zimbabwe for both the series against India.

Zimbabwe ODI Squad

Graeme Cremer(c), Richmond Mutumbami, Taurai Muzarabani, Chamunorwa Chibhabha, Peter Joseph Moor, Elton Chigumbura, Vusimuzi Sibanda, Tawanda Mupariwa, Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza Butt, Neville Madziva, Donald Tiripano, Timycen Maruma, Wellington Masakadza, Tendai Chisoro, Hamilton Masakadza, Tendai Chatara, Craig Ervine

Zimbabwe T20I Squad

Graeme Cremer (C), Richmond Mutumbami, Taurai Muzarabani, Brian Chari, Peter Joseph Moor, Elton Chigumbura, Vusimuzi Sibanda, Luke Jongwe, Sean Williams, Sikandar Raza Butt, Neville Madziva, Donald Tiripano, Timycen Maruma, Wellington Maskadza, Tendai Chisoro, Hamilton Masakadza, Tendai Chatara, Malcolm Waller

DANISH KANERIA SEEKS HELP FROM THE ‘POWERFUL’ BCCI TO GET HIS BAN LIFTED

DANISH KANERIA SEEKS HELP FROM THE ‘POWERFUL’ BCCI TO GET HIS BAN LIFTED

Danish Kaneria visits India with mother and wife on pilgrimage

Pakistan leg-spinner DANISH KANERIA who is currently banned from playing International Cricket, reportedly sought the help of powerful Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) so that he can return to the game he loved the most. KANERIA was banned for life by England and Wales Cricket Board in 2009-2010 season for being allegedly involved in the spot-fixing in a NatWest Pro-40 game. Since then, he has tried every possible way to clean his image, but has got a very “little help” from his own cricket board (PCB) and the ICC. Now, he seeks to BCCI for help in this matter.

KANERIA who is currently in India with his mother and wife for a religious trip, has dismissed all the talks or speculations about him shifting to India. “This is such a loose talk. I’ve received so much love in Pakistan, it is just that the PCB has discriminated against me. If I wanted to seek asylum here, why would I leave my kids behind in Karachi. I have come here with my mother and wife on pilgrimage.” The 31-year-old KANERIA told to The Times of India.

KANERIA is only the second Hindu to play for Pakistan after the wicket-keeper Anil Dalpat. Kaneria has visited Shirdi, Siddhivinayak, Mahalaxmi and Mumbadevi temples during his stay in India. Now, he wants to go to the land of his forefathers in Surat too.

Seeking help from the BCCI, Danish Kaneria said : “I have got so much love in India every time I came here. Though I’m not scheduled to meet any BCCI officials but I won’t mind meeting them on this trip. I appeal to the Indian board to help me out, because they have the power to do so.”

KANERIA has played 61 Tests and 18 ODIs for Pakistan and has bagged 261 and 15 wickets respectively.

THE LEGENDARY WASIM AKRAM IN QUOTES

QUOTES ON THE LEGENDARY WASIM AKRAM FROM THE CRICKETING FRATERNITY

3 June 1966 the greatest left-arm fast bowler of all time ‘WASIM AKRAM‘ was born in Lahore, Pakistan. Wasim is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time. A left-armer who could bowl with significant pace and can swung the ball viciously in both ways. With the Old ball he was also one of the best exponent of reverse-swing. During the 90’s Wasim along with Waqar formed a lethal pair (widely known as the W’S of Pakistan Cricket) and probe to be a nightmare for most of the batsmen all around the world. In October 2013, Wasim Akram became the only Pakistani cricketer to be named in an all-time Test World XI to mark the 150th anniversary of Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack.

Wasim Akram in full flow was a visual treat to the eyes, he was an absolute artist with the ball and a sight to behold. Cricket Fans all around the globe still vividly remember his two unplayable deliveries in the 1992 World Cup final, his absolute peach of a ball to get rid of Rahul Dravid in the 1999 Chennai Test etc… Many of the batsmen all around the world who had faced Wasim Akram, rate him as the greatest bowler of all time. CricBol has gathered some of the best quotes on Wasim Akram from the Cricketing fraternity.

“Over my 15 or 16 years of playing international cricket in Tests and one-day internationals, Wasim Akram is definitely the most outstanding bowler I’ve ever faced.” – former West Indies batsman Brian Lara the world record holder for the most runs in a Test inning

“The one player who really stood out for me was Wasim Akram. It was in that tournament that we realised just what a special talent he was and how much trouble he was going to give us and the rest of the world in the years to come.” – former England all-rounder Ian Botham on Wasim’s impact at the 1992 World Cup won by Pakistan

“The most complete fast bowler I’ve seen” – former South Africa fast bowler Allan Donald, a contemporary of Wasim.

“Wasim Akram is the best seam bowler of all times.” – former Indian captain and all-rounder Kapil Dev

“In my opinion Wasim Akram of Pakistan was the best pace bowler that I ever faced. Being able to swing the ball both ways with pace made him the most dangerous bowler “ – former South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis

“Wasim Akram was a handful when I came in. In my teens, I was a bunny against him.” – former Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene

“Wasim and Waqar were amazing bowlers. I would put them right up there with the best in the world.” – Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar

“Wasim could do ‘unimaginable’ things with the ball. He is one of my all-time favourites.” – West Indies bowling great Curtly Ambrose

“Wasim akram was the toughest bowler i have faced, he has lot of variations.” – former Indian batting great VVS Laxman

“If I ever get a chance to be reborn as a cricketer, I would want to be Wasim Akram.” – former Australian captain and a batting legend Allan Border

”Wasim can raise 100 bowlers like me from the dust of his shoes. That’s his class!” – former Pakistan Fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar

“Never played tougher swing bowler than Wasim akram.” – former England opener Graham Gooch

“Skill-wise I don’t think there has been a better fast bowler. What could he not do with the ball? He swung it both ways, bowled the leg-cutter and the off-cutter.” – former Australian bowling legend Glenn McGrath

“I think I only faced a few overs of Wasim Akram in my career but that was pretty tough.” – Sri Lankan batting legend Kumar Sangakkara

“Wasim is one of the greats of the past 20 years, we had lots of chats about the game, and i can appreciate the effort he put into reaching the standard that made him one of the best in the business.” – The Spin King from Australia Shane Warne

AB de Villiers and Trent Boult lead the ICC ODI Rankings

AB de Villiers and Trent Boult lead the ICC ODI Rankings

The Proteas Ace batsman and ODI skipper AB de Villiers and the Kiwi bowling spearhead Trent Boult will start the ODI season as the number-one batsman and bowler respectively in the latest and updated ICC ODI rankings of individual players. Both AB de Villiers and Trent Boult are way ahead of the rest in the packing.

AB de Villiers leads his fellow RCB team-mate (Virat Kohli) who is at the second position by 75 Rating Points. de Villiers currently has 900 ODI Rating points while Virat Kohli at second position has 825 Rating points. The top 5 position in the ICC ODI Batting Rankings is dominated by the Proteas and Indians. Along with de Villiers his fellow countrymen Hashim Amla and Quinton de Kock are leading the way for South Africa at number 3 and 4 respectively. On the other hand India’s Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma also find themselves in Top 5. Virat holds the second position while Rohit is at number five.

Surprisingly the ODI World Champions Australia have no batsman in the top 10. Glen Maxwell is his side’s highest-ranked batsman in 14th position, followed by David Warner, Aaron Finch, Steve Smith and George Bailey in 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th position respectively. The five batsmen are separated by just 13 points.

In the Bowling chart the Kiwi pace spearhead Trent Boult is leading the pack. Just like de Villiers in batting rankings way ahead of everyone, similarly Trent Boult in bowling rankings is very much ahead of the rest, leading Shakib-Al-Hasan who is placed at the second Position by 32 Rating Points. Mitchell Starc who is set to make a come back after the foot injury also finds himself in the Top 5. Starc is at number 3 Position in the latest ODI Ranking of Bowlers behind Trent Boult and Shakib-Al-Hasan. Boult’s fellow countryman the fast and furious Matt Henry is placed at number 4 position.

In Imran Tahir, Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel, South Africa have three bowlers who occupy fifth, sixth and seventh positions respectively, In the form of Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Irfan Pakistan also have 2 of their bowlers in top 10 in the latest ICC ODI Ranking of bowlers. Ravichandran Ashwin is the only bowler to feature for India in the list of top 10 highest ranked bowler. Ashwin finds himself at number 10 position.

KEY BATTLES TO WATCH OUT FOR THE WEST INDIES TRI-SERIES 2016 –

KEY BATTLES TO WATCH OUT FOR THE WEST INDIES TRI-SERIES 2016

The much awaited Tri-Series between West Indies,South Africa and Australia is going to start from 3^rd June 2016. This year has been a remarkable one for the West Indies so far as they had bagged all the three major ICC Trophies this year, starting from ICC U – 19 cricket world cup in Bangladesh at the start of the year to the ICC World T20 of men’s and women’s in March-April in India. Now their focus is on the Tri Series in their home land. For Australia, Mitchell Starc is all set to comeback after recovering from the series of foot injury. Adam Zampa will also be in spotlight in Australia’s campaign. On the other hand Wayne Parnell along with Tabraiz Samshi has been included in the proteas ODI squad. The Tri Series seems to be promising with so many talented players on show. CricBol analysis the Top 5 key battles to watch out for from the Triangular Series.

AB de Villiers vs Mitchell Starc

One of the best batsman in the world ‘AB de Villiers’ will be a key player for South Africa so will be Mitchell Starc for Australia. Although ‘Mitchell Starc’ is returning to international cricket after a long time but it will be a challenge for all the batters (including AB de Villiers) to face his inswinging thunder bolts delivered at an speed of 150 kmph. ‘AB de Villiers’ was in prime form in VIVO IPL 2016 as he scored 687 runs with 6 fifties and a century and will want to carry his form in this Tri Series too.

Hashim Amla vs Sunil Narine

The Mystery-man from Windies ‘Sunil Narine’ will be the key bowler in this Tri Series for his side. Sunil Narine’s main strength is his uncanny variations which keep the batsmen guessing all the time. On the other hand, the Mighty Hash from South Africa ‘Hashim Amla’ one of the best in the business against spin will be a challenge for Sunil Narine to contain as Amla has this great ability of maneuvering the ball in the gaps and rotate the strike. Hashim Amla is the fastest batsman to reach 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000 and 6000 runs in ODI Cricket history (in terms of innings played). He is also the fastest batsman to reach 16^th, 17^th, 18^th, 19^th, 20^th, 21^st and 22^nd ton in One Day Internationals Cricket.

Steve Smith vs Kagiso Rabada

Aussie Skipper ‘Steve Smith’ might probe to be a winning player for Australia in this Tri Series against both the sides. Steve Smith has a unique batting stance and a technique of his own . He has played 72 one day internationals for Australia so far in which he has scored 2082 runs at an average of 40.04. He has 5 hundreds and 9 fifties in One Day Internationals. On the other hand the new Pace sensation from the Proteas camp ‘Kagiso Rabada’ will be in the spotlight. He has played 14 One Day Internationals for South Africa and has taken 30 wickets with the exceptional economy of 4.83. The battle between Smith and Rabada will be the one to watch out for.

Adam Zampa vs Faf Du Plessis

‘Adam Zampa’ and ‘Faf du Plesiss’ have played for the same franchise (Rising Pune Supergiants) in IPL 2016. Adam Zampa was the key bowler for RPS in the just concluded Indian Premier League. Adam Zampa had played only 5 IPL matches this year in which he took 12 wickets with the economy of just 6.76. Du Plessis must have played Zampa in the nets but this will be a different game all together when both will lock horns against each other while playing for their respective countries. In One Day Internationals Adam Zampa is yet to be be tested as he has played only 2 ODIs for Australia so far in which he has taken 3 wickets at an economy rate of 5.10. On the other side, Faf Du Plessis is a very mature and experience batsman in One Day International format. He has played 87 ODIs for South Africa so far in which he has scored 2944 runs at an average of 39.25 with 20 fifties and 5 hundreds. The battle between these two Pune team-mates will fascinating to watch during the Triangular series.

James Faulkner vs Kieron Pollard

The power hitter from the Caribbean team ‘Kieron Pollard’ will be in the spotlight for lots of reasons apart from his devastating batting. His little but destructive cameo in One Day Internationals might revive the fortunes of struggling West Indies ODI outfit. West Indies skipper ‘Jason Holder’ must be a very happy man with the come back of Pollard in the ODI squad and will be hoping that Pollard can play a key role of an all-rounder for his team as he does all around the World in franchise Cricket. Kieron Pollard has played 91 ODIs for West Indies in which he has scored 2042 runs and taken 44 wickets. On the other hand the Man of the Match of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 final ‘James Faulkner ‘ will be one of the key player for Australia in this Tri-Series. Faulkner comfortably fit in the Australian Playing XI as an all rounder. The change of pace or variation in pace is one of the strength of Faulkner. In the slog overs, James Faulkner might be as destructive as Pollard with the bat in hands. The duel between these two will be one of the highlights of the Tri-nation series.

VIRAT KOHLI LED INDIAN TEAM TO BEGIN THE WEST INDIES TOUR IN ANTIGUA

Virat Kohli led Indian Test side will begin their seven-week long tour of the West Indies on July 9 with two warm-up matches, then the action will shift to Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground Antigua, where the first Test is scheduled to be played from July 21. Sabina Park Jamaica will host the second Test from July 30. Third and Fourth Test are scheduled to be played from August 9 and August 18 in Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, St. Lucia and Queens Park Oval, Trinidad respectively. The Cricket boards of both the countries confirmed it on Thursday.

At the beginning the series was in doubt after the Dwayne Bravo led West Indies side pulled out of the India tour midway in 2014 series because of central contract issue with the West Indies Cricket Board. The Board of Control for Cricket in India dropped a $42 million damages claim against the West Indies Cricket Board in April over the forsaken tour after WICB agreed to play in India in 2017 to complete the series.

West Indies Cricket Board head of operations Roland Holder said “all four venues are ready to host the visiting Indian team”.

The last time Indian team toured the West Indies was in 2011 after winning the ICC Cricket World Cup and in that tour India won the three-match Test series 1-0 with Rahul Dravid playing a pivotal role in India’s victory. Although this Indian team doesn’t have as much experienced as the previous touring teams were had, but this Virat Kohli led Indian side quench for success is undeniable.

Full Schedule :–

July 9 – 10 – Warm-up Match (two-day) – Warner Park, St. Kitts and Nevis

July 9 – 11 – warm-up Match (three-day) – Warner Park, St. Kitts and Nevis

July 21 – 25 – 1st Test, West Indies v India – Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua

July 30 – Aug 3 – 2nd Test, West Indies v India – Sabina Park, Jamaica

Aug 9 – 13 – 3rd Test, West Indies v India – Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, St. Lucia

Aug 18 – 22 – 4th Test, West Indies v India – Queens Park Oval, Trinidad

COOK CAN GO PAST THE TEST TALLY OF MASTER BLASTER, FEELS SUNIL GAVASKAR

The first man to break the 10,000 runs barrier in Test Cricket , the little master of Indian Cricket Sunil Gavaskar feels that England’s test skipper Alastair Cook, who recently became the youngest batsman ever to score 10,000 test runs can even challenge the Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar’s all-time Test runs record, who is there at the very top with 15921 Test runs.

“The big advantage that England always have is that they are always playing a minimum of 11-12 Test matches on an average in a year. In 11-12 Test matches even if you score 50 runs per Test match you are getting about 500 runs every year.” Gavaskar said.

The Mumbai maestro (Sunil Gavaskar) further went on to say that : “Over the next 6-7 years there might be a period when he (Cook) might have a terrific year where he might score a 1000 runs, so that will certainly give him a chance. He has got age on his side, he is also one of the very fit players going around. He is less than 32 years and if he plays for 6-8 more years he has got a very good chance.”

At Present the Master Blaster ‘Sachin Tendulkar’ leads Alastair Cook by 5879 runs after playing 73 more Tests. Although Alastair Cook has age on his side but still 6000 Test runs are a lot of runs to get. Only time will tell whether Alastair Cook can gets there or not, for now enjoy the journey of one of best opening batsman England have ever produced.

CricBol IPL Team Of the tournament –

CricBol IPL Team Of the tournament

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VIVO IPL 2016 is over,and we have new champion Sunrisers Hyderabad beating Royal Challengers Bangalore by 8 runs in M Chinnaswamy stadium Bangaluru. Here is the CricBol IPL Team of the tournament based on their performance in the tournament.

Virat Kohli (c) :-

The captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore and one of the best batsman of the world Virat Kohli was in the dream form of his life. He smashed 973 runs (most runs by any batsman in a single edition of IPL) in 16 matches with the average of more than 81 and glorious 4 hundreds.He was the orange cap holder, also he was adjudged Man of The Series.

David Warner :-

Sunrisers Hyderabad captain led his side from the front and made their side IPL Champion very first time. He was 2^nd highest run getter in VIVO IPL 2016 after Virat Kohli.He score 848 runs in 17 matches with the average of 60.57 and became the 2^nd batsman to score 800 plus run in a single season of IPL.

AB de Villiers :-

South African run machine AB de Villiers played 16 matches in this season and he score 687 runs with the average of 52.84.In qualifer 1,his inning of 79 runs in 47 balls will be rememberd very long time.

Quinton de Kock (w) :-

South African all wicket keeper de Kock was highest run getter for Delhi Daredevils in VIVO IPL 2016. He played 13 matches in which he scored 445 runs with the average of 37.1 with a glorious ton.

Krunal Pandya :-

Mumbai Indians all rounder Krunal Pandya impressed with bat and ball.His strike rate of 191 was the highest strike rate in VIVO IPL 2016. He played 12 matches for Mumbai Indians and scored 237 runs and took 6 wickets also.

Yusuf Pathan :-

The Kolkata Knight Riders Power Hitter Yusuf Pathan was one of the in form batsman in VIVO IPL 2016.Yusuf Pathan’s consistency in this IPL was remarkable.Whenever top order collapsed,Yusuf Pathan was there most of the times. He palyed 15 matches for Kolkata Knight Riders in which he scored 361 runs with the average of more than 72.

Chris Morris :-

South African all rounder Chris Morris was the best all rounder in Delhi Daredevils team. He played 12 matches for Delhi Daredevils in VIVO IPL 2016 and score 195 runs and took 13 wickets also. He smashed fastest fifty in VIVO IPL 2016 in just 17 balls.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar :-

The purple cap holder and on of the most economical bowler of Sunrisers Hyderabad Bhuvneshwar Kumar played 17 matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad in VIVO IPL 2016 and took 23 wickets with the economy of 7.42.

Dhawal Kulkarni :-

Dhawal Kulkarni was the key bowler of Gujarat Lions in VIVO IPL 2016.He played 14 matches for Gujarat Lions and took 18 wickets for his side. He was well supported by Praveen Kumar.

Mustafizur Rahman :-

Bangladeshi left arm seamer imperessed all cricket fraternity with his amazing yorkers and change of pace. He bagged emerging player of the year award for his exceptional bowling effort. He played 16 matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad and took 17 wickets with the economy 6.90.

Yuzvendra Chahal :-

Royal Challengers leggie Yuzvendra Chahal was the highest wicket taker for his side in VIVO IPL 2016. He played 13 matches for Royal Challengers Bangalore and took 20 wickets with economy of 8.60.

THE HISTORY OF THE ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY

The ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY popularly known by many as the ‘Mini World Cup’ is the 2nd biggest trophy (in terms of importance) in cricket, only second to the ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP. The tournament was inaugurated way back in 1998 as the ICC Knock Out –Trophy and has been played approximately every two years since then, although in the previous 2 occasions it took place after the gap of 3-4 years. The name (ICC Knock Out Trophy) was changed to the ICC Champions Trophy in 2002.

The number of teams competing for this prestigious Mini World Cup has varied over the years; originally all the ICC’s full members took part, and from 2000 to 2004 associate members were also involved. Since 2009, the tournament has only involved the eight highest-ranked ODI teams in the ICC ODI rankings.

FORMAT :-

The format used in the ICC Champions Trophy has differed over the years. In the first 2 editions (1998 and 2000) the competition was a straight knock out, with no pools/groups and the loser in each game being eliminated. Only 8 games were played in 1998 edition, and 10 games in the 2000 edition. For 2002 and 2004 editions, twelve teams played a round-robin tournament in four pools of three, with the top team in each pool moving forward to the semi-final. In 2006, eight teams played in two pools of four, with the top two teams in each pool playing in the semi-finals. Losing even a single match would potentially mean elimination from the tournament. For 2009 and 2013 editions, eight highest-ranked ODI teams in the ICC ODI rankings competed for the trophy. Each team played every other team in its group once. Points were allocated for each match. Following the group stage, the top two teams from each group progressed to the semi-finals, The winners of the semi-finals contested in the the final.

TOURNAMENT HISTORY :-

YEAR HOST WINNER
ICC Knock Out Trophy 1998 BANGLADESH SOUTH AFRICA
ICC Knock Out Trophy 2000 KENYA NEW ZEALAND
ICC Champions Trophy 2002 SRI LANKA IND/SL(Co-Winner)
ICC Champions Trophy 2004 ENGLAND WEST INDIES
ICC Champions Trophy 2006 INDIA AUSTRALIA
ICC Champions Trophy 2009 SOUTH AFRICA AUSTRALIA
ICC Champions Trophy 2013 ENGLAND INDIA

TOP 8 TEAMS PERFORMANCES :-

TEAMS BEST RESULT WIN %
India Champions (2002,* 2013) 71.42
Australia Champions (2006, 2009) 63.15
New Zealand Champions (2000) 60.00
Sri Lanka Champions (2002)* 59.09
West Indies Champions (2004) 56.25
South Africa Champions (1998) 54.76
England Runners-Up (2004, 2013) 52.38
Pakistan Semi-Finals (2000, 2004, 2009) 38.88

LEADING WICKET TAKERS :-

Player Matches Wickets Average

Kyle Mills 15 28 17.25
Muttiah Muralitharan 17 24 20.17
Lasith Malinga 13 22 26.68
Brett Lee 16 22 26.86
Glenn McGrath 12 21 19.61

HIGHEST RUN SCORERS :-

Player Matches Innings Runs Highest Score Average
Chris Gayle 17 17 791 133* 52.73
Mahela Jayawardene 22 21 742 84* 41.22
Kumar Sangakkara 22 21 683 134* 37.94
Sourav Ganguly 13 11 665 141* 73.88
Jacques Kallis 17 17 653 113* 46.64

The upcoming ICC Champions Trophy which is scheduled to be played in England & wales from (1-18 June 2017) will have the same format as it was in last (2013) edition. Bangladesh will play their first ever Champions Trophy as a Top 8 ranked team in ICC ODI Rankings. On the other hand team West Indies for the very first time will not be able to take participate in the Champions Trophy because at the time of cut-off date (30th September 2015), West Indies were not in the Top 8 in the ICC ODI Rankings.

Live Blog: Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Sunrisers Hyderabad – VIVO IPL2016 – Final

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A very very warn welcome to all the cricket lovers ,

Its a super final in super Sunday, After the party of 50 days, today we came to an end of a superb tournament, enjoyed every bit of it, We have gathered here to enjoy the big finale here at M Chinnaswamy, Stadium Bangaluru. Both teams (RCB,SRH) have fought hard to reach here and now is the time to put the final nail on the coffin and lift the trophy, Expect high intensity game and a run riot, Cricbol team will update you every bit of the happenings, keep attuned with us.