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An inept batting display sealed Kolkata Knight Riders’ fate as Chennai Super Kings romped to a comprehensive 55-run victory to open their account in IPL-3 on Tuesday here at the Eden Gardens.
They started the season as the team to beat and so far they are living up to their billing. Delhi Daredevils, having won both their IPL-3 encounters so far, top the points table and will look to keep it that way when they take on the Mumbai Indians at Ferozeshah Kotla on Wednesday.
As the people of Bengaluru ushered in Ugadi, the Kannada New Year, the Royal Challengers gave them one more reason to indulge in festivity. Jacques Kallis’ unbeaten 89 helped the Challengers post a convincing eight-wicket win over Kings XI Punjab at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Tuesday and open their points account in IPL-3.
Still padded up after a two-hour long batting stint at the Kotla on Tuesday, Sachin Tendulkar made his way to the pitch, knelt down and ran his hand over the bald surface.
Like most sportspersons, ace shuttle player Saina Nehwal too dreams of an Olympic gold and has her eyes set on the 2012 version of the games.
They started the season as the team to beat and so far they are living up to their billing. Delhi Daredevils, having won both their IPL-3 encounters so far, top the points table and will look to keep it that way when they take on the Mumbai Indians at Ferozeshah Kotla on Wednesday.

Chennai Super Kings skipper M.S. Dhoni plays a shot against Kolkata Knight Riders during their IPL-3 match at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Tuesday.

Rahul Mahajan and Dimpy Ganguly talk about their experiences on Swayamvar 2, where they became the first couple to get married on TV
Rahul Mahajan’s reality show wedding truly was a perfect example of the great Indian tamasha. But, to be fair to Mahajan, he had promised that he would marry the girl he chooses in his swayamvar and kept his word.

The actor will be seen in a horror film Rokk which is based on real life incidents.
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