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Gibbs Deccan charger

Internet, Durban
A composed unbeaten 69 from Herschelle Gibbs
anchored Deccan Chargers to a six-wicket victory over Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) in Durban on Monday. It also kept Deccan on top of the points table with their fourth win in as many matches.
Gibbs, who opened the bat ting with captain Adam Gilchrist and added 67 for the first wicket in just 5.4 overs, saw his side home with three balls to spare chasing 166. He faced 56 balls and hit six fours and two sixes.
Deccan Chargers' run chase seemed to have been thrown off-kilter when Laxmipathy Balaji had Rohit Sharma caught behind after part-timer Suresh Raina's two wickets in two overs brought Chennai back in the game.
Raina snapped a rampaging Deccan Chargers opening stand by dismissing Adam Gilchrist as the Chargers chased I6G. Gilchrist blasted 49 from just 19 balls including five fours and three sixes, but Raina struck twice to remove Gilchrist and WS Laxman in quicksuccession.
Gibbs, however, continued to anchor the Deccan chase despite the run-rate dropping drastically.
Gilchrist and Herschelle Gibbs added 67 for the first wicket which included the fastest team score of 50, brought up in only the third over of their innings.
All-rounder Jacob Oram slammed an unbeaten 41 as Chennai Super Kings posted 165-6 against IPL table-toppers Deccan Chargers after being put in to bat.
Oram hit two sixes and four fours in his 29-ball knock but quick wickets seemed to take the momentum off their innings. A fine last over from RP Singh, who went for 26 off his first two overs, pulled Chennai back as only runs came off it.
Opener Matthew Hayden had got them off to a cracking start with 49 from 35 balls but Pragyan Ojha, the left-arm spinner, removed both Hayden and captain MS Dhoni (22) in one over to set them back after the strategy break.
Hayden smashed eight fours in his 35-ball 49 before he gave Ojha the charge but Rohit Shanna took a fine catch at midwicket after Dhoni was caught byShoaib Ahmed. South African Albie Morkel (13) was also out attempting a six off VenugopalRao.
Earlier, Hayden and Suresh Raina (25) pummelled the Deccan bowling in the powerplay as Chennai reached 62 after six overs, before part-timer Rohit Sharma broke the dangerous looking partnership with a sharp caught and bowled effort to remove Raina for 25.
But Chennai captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni kept up the momentum by taking charge against the spinners as
they reached 88-2 at the halfwaystage.
Looking to take advantage of a new pitch, Deccan pacer Fidel Edwards had Chennai opener Parthiv Patel caught behind with the second ball of Ids first over.
But Hayden counterattacked immediately, being particularly harsh on RP Singh although he survived a sharp chance put down by his former Australian opening partner Gilchrist.
SCORES IN BRIEF
CHENNAI SUPER KINGS: 165-6 in 20 overs (Hayden 49, Raina 25, Dhoni 22, Oram 41 not out; Ojha 2-11)
DECCAN CHARGERS: 169 4 in 19.3 overs (Gilchrist 44, Gibbs 69 notout; Raina2-18)
Result: Deccan Chargers won by six wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Herschelle Gibbs