Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2008 and now Deccan Chargers in IPL 2009, the Indian Premier League is all about excitement and surprises. Well, I don’t want to boast, but I supported the winners in both the IPL’s. And I am quite surprised at myself for my selection.
Q who was supporting Bangalore Royal Challengers (purely because of Rahul Dravid) did many a victory dance, as the Deccan Chargers wickets fell. But who had the last laugh yeh?
Look how romantic, a boyfriend or a husband can get during IPLs….sigh!
This is an informative piece that appeared in the news daily daily today which I thought was a good read….
Kingsmead, Durban
This is the venue where Yuvraj slouted Stuart Broad for six sixers in an over, the first ever timw in a T20 match. Seating capacity: 25,000. No. of IPL matches to be played: 16
St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth
Home to the Port Elizabeth Cricket Club. Seating capacity: 19,000. No. of IPL matches to be played: 7
The Wanderers, Johannesburg
Nicknamed ‘The Bullring’: hosted the 2007 World T20 final. Seating capacity: 34,000. No. of IPL matches to be played: 8
Not that we need any reason to gang up but IPL just adds to the existing excitement of getting together! So, its time again for hi fives, lots of cheering, booing and high decibels 
It’s a rule at my place that the team I support, hubz will go for the competing team…Its fun as we end up booing each other. Geee… And man was I happy when Rajasthan Royal won? I supported them and Chennai Super Kings from day 1. For finals my loyalty was tilted towards Rajasthan Royals and yoo-hoo we won. This year I haven’t decided as yet, though hubz feel that Bangalore Royal Challengers stand a good chance this year; after all the shuffling and renegotiation of players.
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