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Gilly looks at positives

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Describing IPL T w e n t y 2 0 tournament as 'a landmark in cricket', former Australia wicketkeeper
Adam Gilchrist said after 30 years when people look back, they would say it was the most important thing to have happened in the game.
"It (IPL) has been such a unique event. It is a landmark time in cricket and the direction which cricket goes (from here on) would be interesting to watch," Gilchrist told reporters here after his team Deccan Chargers lost to Kings XI Punjab by six wickets last night.
"Thirty years later when people take a look back, they would say it was IPL that changed the direction of cricket," he added.
Deccan Chargers are languishing at the bottom of the IPL points table and Gilchrist said though he was disappointed at his team's poor showing, "there are lot of positives which we are going to take (for the next edition)".
"During the last couple of matches, the team has been show ing definite signs of improvement and that's a pleasing part. I have belief in these guys and believe they can make an impact (next time)," he said.
Asked about his experience of playing in the IPL, Gilchrist said, "My experience has been fantastic. I really enjoyed playing though It has been a new challenge for me to be in this scenario. But when I have to sit back I would wonder why we did not perform better."The retired Australian great said he had always loved playing in India as "it is always great to play in the land of billion people who have so much passion for this game".
Meanwhile, paceman RP Singh admired captain Gilchrist's leadership qualities, saying, "I have played against him. But sharing the same
dressing room with a legendary player like him is a great experience."
But Singh expressed sad that his performance could not help his team reach the semifinals despite being the leading wicket-taker in the tournament.
" I am obviously disappointed as our team couldn't achieve desired results. I would have been happier had my performance helped my team get a semis berth," the left-arm bowler said here.
On his success in the IPL. Singh feels the experience of playing in the T20 World Cup helped him learn how to bowl in this format of the game.
"I just try to stick to the basics and pitch the ball in right areas. The tips I get during training sessions from our coach Robin Singh and even Sri Lankan Nuwan Zoysa has helped me a lot." Singh says he has learnt a lot from another Lankan fast bowler Chaminda Vaas, who helped him to master the slow delivery."