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| Chandigarh Lions | |||
| Coach: |  Balwinder Sandhu |
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| Captain: |  Chris Cairns |
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| Founded: | 2007 | ||
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| Official Website: | Chandigarh Lions | ||
Chandigarh Lions were the runners-up in the inaugural Indian Cricket League (ICL) Twenty-20 Championship, which was won by Chennai Superstars. This team represents the Punjab state capital Chandigarh, India and it's captain is Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand all rounder .[1][2]
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Players
The squad announced for the inaugural tournament comprises five international cricketers. Chandigarh Lions has a good mix of international players, notably Chris Cairns, Imran Farhat, Andrew Hall and Daryl Tuffey.
CHANDIGARH LIONS TEAM
Home Ground - Tau Devi Lal Stadium, Panchkula, Chandigarh
Coach - Balwinder Sandhu
- Chris Cairns (New Zealand)
- Sarabjeet Singh (Punjab)
- Imran Farhat (Pakistan)
- Dinesh Mongia (Punjab)
- Hamish Marshall (New Zealand)
- T.P. Singh (Punjab)
- Andrew Hall (South Africa)
- Reetinder Singh Sodhi (Punjab)
- Rajesh Sharma (Punjab)
- Ishan Malhotra (Punjab)
- Daryl Tuffey (New Zealand)
- Sumit Kalia (Punjab)
- Chetan Sharma (Punjab)
- Manish Sharma (Punjab)
- Love Ablish (Punjab)
- Bipul Sharma (Punjab)
- Karanveer Singh (Punjab)
- Amit Uniyal (Punjab)
- Gaurav Gupta (Jammu and Kashmir)
- Harpreet Singh (Punjab)
Coach
The coach for the Chandigarh Lions is former Indian international Balwinder Sandhu.
Lions TV Promotion
- Publicity for Indian Cricket League appeared on Indian television channels. The official promotion video of Chandigarh Lions was Chandigarh Lions - Khelo Te Tashan Naal
2007 Fixtures
- vs. Delhi Jets, 30 Nov 2007
- Lions won by nine runs
- vs. Kolkata Tigers, 02 Dec 2007
- Tigers won by 43 runs
- vs. Hyderabad Heroes, 05 Dec 2007
- Lions won by six wickets
- vs. Chennai Superstars, 08 Dec 2007
- Superstars won by four wickets
- vs. Mumbai Champs, 09 Dec 2007
- Lions won by 38 runs
References
- ^ Rediff staff. "ICL announces team lists", Rediff, November 14 2007. Retrieved on 2007-11-14.
- ^ Cricinfo staff. "IPlayer roster for six teams finalised", Cricinfo, November 14 2007. Retrieved on 2007-11-14.
| Indian Cricket League teams |
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| Chandigarh Lions | Chennai Superstars | Delhi Jets | Hyderabad Heroes | Kolkata Tigers | Mumbai Champs |
External links
- Chandigarth Lions- Chandigarth Lions in ICL Twenty20 Tournament
