DareDevils v/s Power Builders. July 25 2009. Match 16.

The DareDevils registered their first victory of the tournament eventually knocking out Power Builders from the semi final race. Some decent batting from DareDevils made sure they got a much deserved victory in only 8 overs.

DareDevils won the toss and asked Power Builder's to bat. The Power Builders started well with Satish and Harsha. Harsha scored 20 and Satish top scored for the Power Builders with 31. The Power Builders were 37 for 1 after 4 overs and finished with only 73 in 10 overs as no other batsmen performed. Mohan picked up 3 wickets for the DareDevils followed by Senthi and Selva with 2 each.

The DareDevils started with Abhishek and Suman. Abhishek took the game away from Power Builders as He hit 2 big sixes. This is just what DareDevils needed after their tough loss a day before against the Veterans. After 2 overs, they were 22, way ahead of the required run rate. Karim bowled his heart out and gave away only 2 runs, with 1 wicket, in the 3rd over to bring back the Power Builders. Abhishek made 16. Vinod joined Suman and played some impressive shots. He took 21 of one over and it was all over for the Power Builders. Suman played good at the other end and made sure He stayed till the end. He made 17 and made sure the daemons of the Veterans game wont come alive. Vinod top scored for the DareDevils with 25 runs. The DareDevils scored 74 in 8 overs and won the game easily.

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