KKR In The Final Of IPL2014

Kolkata Knight Riders won the 8th match in a row. And if they win
another match, they'll get the cup. This evening, KKR won the
Qualifier1 match against Kings 11 Punjab by 28 runs at Eden Gardens.
KKR lost the toss, but by dint of good play won the match beautifully.
And the contribution of Umesh Yadav proved much helpful in regard to
get success. Umesh Yadav has taken today 3 wickets in 4 overs by
giving only 13 runs. Hence, Umesh Yadav is today's man of the match.
Now, all eyes of KKR's supporters would be on the winner of today's
other team - whether it would be Chennai Super Kings or Mumbai
Indians.

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A. B.

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