The young and energetic Delhi Capitals (DC), having won their first IPL knockout match after defeating Sunrisers Hyderabad last night, are now gearing up for the Chennai Super Kings challenge, when the teams meet in the qualifier 2 at ACA-VDCA Stadium in Visakhapatnam Friday.
Author: Aaditya Anand M
Mumbai Indians continued its success at Chepauk, by winning the all-important Qualifier 1 against Chennai Super Kings by six wickets to book a spot in the summit clash of the IPL 2019. After winning the toss, CSK opted to bat first. On a slow pitch the batsmen could not get going and losing wickets early on also did not help CSK’s cause.
Pedestrians and store visitors using the Luz Church Road are a irkedĀ lot as there is no space for them to walk on the footpath as it isĀ occupied by two-wheelers and four-wheelers too are parked alongsideĀ the road.
It has been a few years since the Mada Streets around the Kapaleeswarar Temple were turned into a one-way. However, motorists still enter the streets in a wrong way causing trouble to fellow motorists and pedestrians.
George Town is a locality in Chennai which was the original settlementĀ of the British who established the British East India Company here.
MS Dhoni was back to lead Chennai Super Kings after missing the last game due to illness and his return helped CSK to get back to winning ways as they defeated Delhi Capitals comprehensivelyĀ by 80 runs to prevail in the battle for the top two spot.
Defending champions Chennai Super Kings who had an impressive run during the first half of the tournament, is now currently in a lean phase with three losses in their last five games.
H Lakshman Rao, a resident of Krishnapuri, R A Puram, Mylapore is a veteran of following green initiatives in his house and recently his way of sustainable living made the Greater Chennai Corporation’s health and education officer, T G Srinivvasan to visit him.
The traffic congestion at the busy intersection of Royapettah High Road, Avvai Shanmugam Salai and Masilamani Road is getting worse day-by-day and motorists say that lack of traffic signals and poor traffic regulation contributes mainly to the plight.