This years Ipl

noreply@blogger.com (Ram Chandra Dash) — Sat, 19 May 2012 23:29:00 +0530

This edition of Indian Premier League has managed to host some of the best on-field performances. High voltage clashes, last ball finishes IPL has been just-perfect.Despite the high voltage clashes and some entertaining performances from the players; IPL is not the best example of sports man spirit. Here is look at some of the bad-boys of IPL.

Munaf Patel

In the match against Deccan Chargers, Mumbai Indian player Mumbai Indian player Munaf Patel managed to stir the first controversy of IPL 2012 when he was seen arguing with the on-field umpire. The pacer was outwardly aggressive and argued with the umpires at length. Though decision was reversed, but the incident did not go down well with others. Munaf Patel was fined, but the damaged was done, innocent game being the victim.

Munaf Patel failed to keep himself under the wraps of calm, in the very next match he was seen hurling abuses at Kings XI Punjab batsmen, Mandeep Singh and Nitin Saini. The duo had smashed the Mumbai bowler for some splendid boundaries.

Rohit Sharma

Mumbai Indians' star batsman Rohit Sharma has been reprimanded for breaching the Indian Premier League (IPL) code of conduct.The official warning was given after Mumbai Indians' match againstRoyal Challengers Bangalore Wednesday at the Wankhede Stadiumin Mumbai, in which Bangalore, courtesy a whirlwind innings fromWest Indian Chris Gayle, won by nine wickets.Sharma admitted to have breached Level 1 offence of kicking the stumps at the end of the match. Mumbai find themselves with 14 points after 12 games and are placed third in the table.

Ambati Rayudu-Harshal Patel

It was Mumbai Indians third bad-bahaviour episode. This time it was Ambati Rayudu in action. After winning the match Ambati Rayadu in his excitement got into a scuffle with Harshal Patel. Harshal Patel too reacted in an aggressive manner and charger the batsmen. However matters were brought under control by timely interventions of senior players. Both the players were fined for their behaviour. But, again the damage had been done.

Priety Zinta

This would go down in the history of cricket as one of the incidents. Upset by the decision of on-field umpires, Kings XI Punjab owner Priety Zinta came down on the field to challenge the decision taken by the on-field umpire. What ensued was a heated debate between the team owner and the on-field umpires. The tempers were brought down by the level headed intervention of the team member Adam Gilchrist. Not a very gentle behaviour in a gentleman’s game.

Gautam Gambhir- Mahela Jayawardene

In another row, passions raised when Gautam Gambhir and Mahela Jayawardene got into a fight over an umpire decision. Mahale supposedely edged a delivery to the keeper However, the batsman stood the ground and made it clear that he was under no obligation to walk and it was up to the umpire to make the decision. The other fielders had to intervene to put an end to the ugly scene. But the incident involving two of the more experienced players on the international circuit did not make for a good viewing.Recently IPL has been in news for all the wrong reasons.

The tainted five

Five players were suspended by BCCI for being involved in spot-fixing. The matter was brought to light by a sting operation conducted by a television news channel. The sting operation showed excerpts of players taking money, spot-fixing and revealing controversial information about franchises.

The suspended players were TP Sudhindra (Team Hyderabad), Mohnish Mishra (Team Pune), Amit Yadav (Team Punjab), Shalabh Shrivastava (Team Punjab) and Abhinav Bali who doesn't have an IPL contract. IPL's governing council asked Ravi Sawani, head of BCCI's new anti-corruption unit, to conduct an inquiry.

Shahrukh Khan

The spat between SRK-MCA was blown out of proportions, but the incident clealry highlights the atmosphere in which IPL thrives.

Shahrukh Khan the owner of Kolkata Knight Riders team seen in an ugly spat with the stadium officials after the security guard allegedly physically push the actor's daughter.

The spat led the stadium officials to recommend a life-ban on the entry of the star in the Wankhede Stadium.

Luke Pomersbach

In a shocking incident, Royal Challengers Bangalore player Luke Pomersbach was arrested on Friday for allegedly molesting a woman in a five-star Delhi hotel on Thursday night. The Bangalore player bashed up the victims fiancé and behaved in an inappropriate manner with the woman. The incident happened at the IPL party in the Maurya Sheraton Hotel, Delhi, on Friday.

domestic players ruin indian t20 cricket

noreply@blogger.com (Ram Chandra Dash) — Wed, 16 May 2012 23:22:00 +0530

just like domestic cricket players coming in formet of t20 cricket. They just coming in shake for making money while in a way of playing cricket like sachin or making black money like other players.