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Who will win the Airtel ODI Series 2008/09


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Ian Bell
Kevin Pietersen (c)
Chris Gayle
Sivnarine Chanderpaul
Paul Collingwood
Andrew Flintoff
MattPrior
Steve Harmison
Stuart Broad
Ryan Sidebottom
Jerome Taylor
 
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Kevin Pietersen (c)
Owais Shah
Ravi Bopara
Darren Ganga
Andrew Flintoff
Dwayne Bravo
Matt Prior
Murali Kartik
Stuart Broad
Darren Powell
Shaun Udal
 
Wright is an all-rounder

Ian Bell
Chris Gayle
Shiv Chanderpaul
Kevin Pietersen
Andrew Flintoff
Owais Shah
Luke Wright
Matt Prior
Murali Kartik
James Anderson
Jerome Taylor
 
Kevin Pietersen
Lendl Simmons
Owais Shah
Shivnarine Chanderpaul (c)

Andrew Flintoff
Dwayne Bravo

Dinesh Ramdin

Murali Kartik
Ravi Rampaul
Steve Harmison
Jerome Taylor
 
Kevin Pietersen
Ian Bell
Ramnaresh Sarwan (C)
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
Christopher Gayle
Paul Collingwood
Andre Fletcher
Jerom Taylor
Andrew Flintoff
Dave Mohammed
James Anderson
 
Super Selector team:

Batsman:
Ian Bell
Kevin Pieterson
Ramnaresh Sarwan
Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Bowlers:
Stuart Broad
Jerome Taylor
James Anderson
Steve Harmison

Allrounders:
Andrew Flintoff
Dwayne Bravo

Wicketkeeper:
Matt Prior
 
Team:
Strauss
Peiterson
Gayle
Chanderpaul
Flintoff(c)
Bravo
Prior
Kartik
Anderson
Broad
J.Taylor
 
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Bravo and Allstars too Hot to Handle

1st Match Stanford Series, Barbados
Allstars 176-6 beat Trinidad 122-10 by 54 runs


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Bravo the star of the day celebrates the win

A spectacular Dwayne Bravo knock and some searing pace bowling helped Stanford Allstars
to a 54-run victory over Trinidad in the opening match of the Stanford Super Seires.


Bravo clubbed 75 not out off just 46 balls as Stanford Allstars hit 176-6 in the nighter
at a sell-out Barbados.

And with the Barbados wicket showing some help for the paceman, Allstars's quick men
reduced the Trinidad to 31-5.

Sherwin Ganga hit four sixes in his 56 off 31 balls but Chris Gayle's side were already
well on their way to victory.

Trinidad's chase got off to a disastrous start when A.Barath top-edged the first ball,
from Jerome Taylor, to wicket-keeper Andre Fletcher.

Taylor, Darren Powell and Ryan Emrit all justified their selection by bowling with great
pace and no little accuracy, and Trinidad never remotely threatened.

Suliemann Benn, winning a Allstars cap ,took a wicket in his first over by making a mess
of Ravi Rampaul's stumps as he moved across his stumps to try to carve a boundary through
the on-side.

That made it 59-7 and an embarrassingly huge defeat loomed for Trinidad.

But Ganga, who treated Bravo with complete disdain, made the scorecard less painful.

Benn finally ended the match by bowling Badree in the 19th over, with the Trinidad all
out for 122.

Allstars, captained by Gayle, had picked two specialist seamers, two allrounders and two
spinners -namely Taylor, Powell, Bravo, Emrit, Benn and Mohammed - and were always in
command after posting such a big total.

There was drama before play began when keeper Andre Fletcher was rapidly drafted into the
side at short notice following a late injury to Lindon James.

He delighted fans with a huge six and a slightly streaky boundary in a partnership with
Bravo, who had hit most of his runs in tandem with Marshall (33), Chanderpaul (22) and
Ramnaresh Sarwan (26).

There were few crumbs of comfort for Trinidad, though Rampaul bowled tidily, and Ganga will
feel his batting is in good nick.

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