It was a 'rough season' for DD: Jayawardene

PUNE, May 20: Delhi Daredevils captain and former Sri Lankan skipper Mahela Jayawardene on Sunday blasted the players involved in the spot-fixing scandal and hoped that they would be given exemplary punishment as a deterrent for others. Jayawardene ...

Pune Warriors bowler Ali Murtaza celebrates the dismissal of Mahela Jayawardene during an IPL match against Delhi Daredevils in Pune on Sunday. (PTI) Related Top Stories Earlier, Pune Warriors skipper Aaron Finch hit a half-century while Luke Wright ...

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Delhi Daredevils captain Mahela Jayawardena, who has played for three franchise teams in the IPL, said on Sunday at the end of the day individuals had to take responsibility because they were the ones who were taking the decisions. "One has to play ...

1810 IST After 4.5 overs, DD are 40-2. Murtuza gets Jayawardene trying to hit a really wide ball and he hits it straight to Wright. Easy catch. Sehwag is in now. 1807 IST After 4 overs, DD are 37-1. Just four runs from the over but Chipli is looking ...

Ali Murtaza inflicted second blow on Delhi Daredevils by getting skipper Mahela Jayawardene caught by Luke Wright in the fifth over at the score of 40. | Scorecard Chasing a stiff 173-run target, Delhi opener David Warner (2) succumbed to Wayne Parnell in the ...

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At picturesque Dharamsala on Saturday, Mumbai Indians played Kings XI Punjab in their respective last league games of the season. There wasn't much riding on the match with Mumbai assured of a place in the top-two and Punjab out of the reckoning for ...

New Delhi: For 17-year-old Lisha, it was a dream come true. The class XII student, who is undergoing treatment for Osteosarcoma (bone cancer), could not believe that two of her favourite cricketers Irfan Pathan and Mahela Jayawardene had come to ...