Tweets after trimuph

Suresh Raina ‏Tweet:

"Overwhelmed! Weather, toss - all against us. But we fought as a team. Hope our win can lessen some of the pain of the tragedy in Uttarakhand"

"Yehhhhhhhhh boyyyy.. Champion love the support in England .. Thanks to every one.. Enjoy the win guys "

 Manoj Tiwary ‏ ‏Tweet:

Congratulations boys 😊 

 Ashwin Ravichandran ‏ ‏Tweet:

"What an unbelievable match to seal off the ChampionsTrophy.Still feels surreal.A victory for every Indian cricket fan"

Ishant Sharma ‏Tweet:

"Happy we won the series and won it convincingly, well done to the team members and support staff for working so hard on us."

Gautam Gambhir ‏ ‏Tweet:

"Well done boys, superb win. Keep d tricolour flying. Enjoy d win"

Rahul Sharma ‏ ‏Tweet:

"What a win congrats team india....and mahi bhai cool captain in the world"

  
Ajinkya Rahane ‏ ‏Tweet:

"very very happy for team India. amazing teamwork and some brilliant individual performances..you guys have made INDIA proud"

Dale Steyn ‏ ‏Tweet:

"Congrats to India! Def the best team at the tournament! Deserved winners! Some good friends in that team, proud of u guys! Well done!"

Graeme Smith ‏ ‏Tweet:

"Best team in tournament congrats ms dhoni and India"

 fred flintoff ‏ ‏Tweet:

"Well played India , Dhoni captained the second half brilliantly ! Ultimately the pressure got to England"

 Michael Vaughan ‏ ‏Tweet:

"Best team won the tournament... But England should have won that comfortably... 20 required off 15 balls with 6 wkts in hand "

Shane Warne ‏Tweet:

"Congrats too India, they were the best side. England had it won but fell over at the last hurdle under pressure,Jadeja man of series 4 me"

Dwayne Bravo Tweet:

"Cangrats to MSD an team India"

Simon Doull ‏Tweet:

"Well done India. Top team, top performance. Great Defence of low total. Brilliant from Dhoni at spinners."

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Awesome KOHLI

Virat Kohli played a match winning innings of 43 off 34 in Champions Trophy final against England at crucial stage when Indian were 66/5, He along with Ravinder Jadeja cruises India to 129/7 which proved to be a  match winning total at the end. Kohli after the triumph celebrated like a juvenile, he was jumping, dancing. Everyone knows that he play with his heart and emotions. He was cried when India won world cup in 2011, cried when India was out from T20 world cup in Sri Lanka, So it was not strange for many to saw him doing all crazy thing.

Here are some of his pictures: 

 

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Captain said...

England captain Alastair Cook said that they were devastated after losing the ICC Champions Trophy final to India by five runs at Edgbaston here Sunday.

“With 20-odd needed off 16 balls it was in our hands. There have been a lot of good performances, but at the moment we are a bit devastated,” said Cook at the presentation ceremony.

“We've come up a little short. I thought we bowled well, you'd take 130. It's tough to take at the moment. I think both sides found the pitch quite hard to bat on. You are always going to think of different reasons. I'm proud of the way the players have performed in this tournament,” added the left handed batsman.


Indian captain MS Dhoni said  “When we were batting I just said get close to 130. The shower helped us because the ball was gripping later on. It’s important to be positive. I said ‘we are the No.1-ranked team, let’s play like that’,” at the presentation ceremony.

“I knew the two overs of powerplay were crucial. I wanted to make them slog off the spinners. They all handled the pressure really well, in international cricket people talk about technique but it’s the ones that deal with the pressure,” added Dhoni before going on to lift the title.

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Photo Gallery: Moment of celebration for team India

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Fans at edgbaston , CT Final

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Anderson on ball Tempering allegations

James Anderson has insisted that allegations of ball-tampering levelled against England by former captain Bob Willis are "very disappointing" and definitely untrue.

England limited over’s coach Ashley Giles refuted the claims made by Willis, now a television pundit, who alleged the side were obtaining reverse swing by methods banned under cricket's laws.

Anderson, who recently joined former fast bowler Willis as one of only four England cricketers to have taken 300 Test wickets, added: "It's very disappointing and frustrating that anyone, but especially a former England captain, should say these things, especially when we're preparing for a massive game. 

"The fact is people can think what they like. We know the truth, I can state categorically that no one in the England team has ever tampered with a ball and we won't allow comments made by someone like Bob Willis to worry us." 

 

And he insisted England were doing nothing against the rules. "Reverse swing has been an issue in cricket for a while," he said. "But just because one bowler or one team reverse a ball better than another on a given day doesn't mean to say he or they have been tampering.  

"It just means they're more skilful. I can assure you that if any of the England bowlers achieve it then it is within the letter of the laws."

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