Tournament wide open: Gilchrist
Chandigarh: With IPL-4 nearing halfway mark,Kings XI Punjab skipper Adam Gilchrist said barring Mumbai Indians8217; position at the top,and every side would be desperately looking to win each game from now on. 8220;Mumbai Indians now have five wins from six games,but rest of the group is really packed in there and it is going to be very even competition,8221; Gilchrist said. He added Mumbai were the favourites in the competition.
Dilshan could leave on May 10
Bangalore: Newly-appointed Sri Lankan skipper Tillakaratne Dilshan will reportedly join his England-bound national team on May 10. 8220;Dilshan is keen to travel with the team,to try and create a bond as some of the senior players will be joining the squad a bit late,8221; Roshan Abeysinghe,Dilshan8217;s manager,was quoted as saying in the media.
Zaheer8217;s form a concern
New Delhi: Royal Challengers Bangalore coach Ray Jennings has said that Zaheer Khan is only a match away from regaining form. 8220;Zaheer8217;s form is a concern but he is unpredictable. He is a kind of player who can come and pick up four five wickets. He is a match-winner and his form is the biggest motivation for his comeback,8221; Jennings said.
Old Delhi vs New Delhi
New Delhi: With as many as three of his past players turning out for the opposition,Daredevils coach Greg Shipperd has termed the match against Bangalore as a battle between 8220;Old Delhi vs New Delhi8221;. 8220;It8217;s almost like Old Delhi playing New Delhi. Half of their RCB side played for Delhi in the last three seasons of IPL. They were our valued players. We tried to keep them in auctions but couldn8217;t afford them.8221;