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The Champions League T20 may be the ugly step-sister of the cricketing world, with most fans giving it the cold shoulder, but for many of the players involved the final will be the biggest payday of their lives. With the champions getting a cool $2.5m, the money on offer will bump players, especially those who aren't part of national teams or aren't globetrotting T20 specialists, up a tax bracket or two. Adding to the occasion will be the sell-out crowd at one of cricket's iconic venues, the Wanderers Stadium, which will make it among the biggest audiences some of the domestic players will play in front of.

And contesting the final are the two most consistent sides of the tournament. Lions weren't topping anybody's list of favourites when the tournament began, but they have exceeded expectations through a combination of teamwork and temperament, keeping their head when things start to get tight. They have plenty going for them. The Wanderers is their home ground, and no one knows the conditions there better than Lions. The diversity in their batting - Twenty20 batting doesn't get too much more of a contrast than the leg-side biffing of Ghulam Bodi and the surgical precision of Neil McKenzie - has been married to consistency through the tournament. And the bowling has four match-winners: their two imports Dirk Nannes and Sohail Tanvir, their best bowler in the domestic tournament, Chris Morris, and one of the bowlers of the CLT20, Aaron Phangiso.

Their one reverse in this tournament came against their opponents in the final, Sydney Sixers. When the Big Bash League was launched a year ago, Sydney Sixers were the butt of jokes for their flamboyantly pink outfits, a colour which they started to refer to as 'mangenta'. A year on, they have earned the respect of Twenty20 fans after winning the inaugural BBL, and are yet to drop a game in the CLT20.

They came into the tournament as one of the leading contenders and have so far lived up to the tag, despite losing the services of Dwayne Bravo and Brett Lee to IPL teams, and that of possibly the most valuable player currently in T20 cricket, Shane Watson, midway through the tournament. They could also be without their captain, Brad Haddin, for the final, as he picked up a thumb injury - though he was fit enough to bat on Friday.

Watch out for…

Steve O'Keefe has opened the innings only three times in T20s: the semi-finals and final of the BBL, and Friday's CLT20 semi-final against Titans. On all three occasions he has made a significant contribution, including a Man of the Match performance against Titans. In addition, his left-arm spin has been taken for less than a run-a-ball this tournament.

Fast bowler Chris Morris was the top wicket-taker in South Africa's domestic Twenty20 competition last season, and he came into the CLT20 on the back of a 12-wicket haul against Dolphins in a first-class game. He started off quietly in this tournament but hit the headlines with his spell against Delhi Daredevils in the semi-finals, helping his team defend a sub-par score by taking the key wicket of David Warner and then killing off the game with scalp of Kevin Pietersen.

Weather and conditions

Despite gloomy weather forecasts, the showers thankfully stayed away during both semi-finals. The organisers will hope that trend continues for the final as well, when light rain is predicted.

Lions squad
AN Petersen*, T Bavuma, GH Bodi, Z de Bruyn, Q de Kock, ND McKenzie, P Matshikwe, CH Morris, DP Nannes, E O'Reilly, AM Phangiso, D Pretorius, Sohail Tanvir, J Symes, TL Tsolekile†
Sydney Sixers squad
BJ Haddin*†, PJ Cummins, JR Hazlewood, MC Henriques, MJ Lumb, NL McCullum, NJ Maddinson, IA Moran, PM Nevill, SNJ O'Keefe, BJ Rohrer, SPD Smith, MA Starc, DJ Thornely, SR Watson

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Knight Riders v Daredevils, Group A, CLT20, Centurion

The first match for the two IPL teams will not only be a tug of war for the first points or an opportunity to work-out their strategies for the tournament; the focus will also be on Delhi Daredevils' Kevin Pietersen, who is making a return to the field of play after his brief stint as a TV commentator.

Kolkata Knight Riders may need a shift from the bowling plans they employed in the IPL to suit the conditions in South Africa. The variations that worked well for L Balaji and Rajat Bhatia in India will need adjustments, and it remains to be seen what tricks they use to supplement their lack of pace. Sunil Narine and Jacques Kallis are the automatic choices, but Brett Lee hasn't had any cricket since Australia's ODI tour of England in July, where he managed just two wickets in three outings. His competition to get into the team will be primarily with Shakib Al Hasan. Batting-wise, the team will again look up to their captain Gautam Gambhir, despite his recent patchy form, Brendon McCullum and Kallis.

Daredevils, on the other hand, are much more settled. Their four first-choice overseas players - the captain Mahela Jayawardene, David Warner, Kevin Pietersen and Morne Morkel - are likely to play all the matches. Their pace-heavy bowling attack, which got batsmen hopping and ducking on benign pitches in the IPL, doesn't solicit a change and therefore, the team, on paper, will go into the match as favourites.

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Daredevils' top order features three of the game's fiercest hitters - Virender Sehwag, David Warner and Pietersen - and that spells entertainment for the crowd. Pietersen, in his debut season for Daredevils, injected an aura into the team with his explosive batting. He played in less than half of the team's matches - eight - but was the third highestrun-getter for the team with 305 runs at an average of 61. The highlights of his stay were the unbeaten 103 and the 20 sixes he racked up in the tournament. Warner came in after Pietersen left and added another century to his T20 tally, while Sehwag was at his consistent best - scoring five half-centuries in a row - on his way to amass 495 runs in the season.

Jacques Kallis was one of the pillars of Knight Riders' success in the IPL. He played in all the matches to score 409 runs and collect 15 wickets. But he has had a forgettable time after South Africa's successful tour of England. He failed to contribute with the bat - managing 24 runs in three innings - during the World T20 in Sri Lanka. However, in the familiar climes of South Africa, he will be one of the key players to guide the rest with both bat and ball.

Kolkata Knight Riders squad
G Gambhir*, L Balaji, R Bhatia, MS Bisla†, DB Das, Iqbal Abdulla, JH Kallis, B Lee, BB McCullum†, SP Narine, YK Pathan, Shami Ahmed, Shakib Al Hasan, RN ten Doeschate, MK Tiwary
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DPMD Jayawardene*, AB Agarkar, U Chand, M Morkel, P Negi, NV Ojha†, IK Pathan, KP Pietersen, AD Russell, AM Salvi, V Sehwag, LRPL Taylor, Y Venugopal Rao, DA Warner, UT YadavKolkatta Knight Riders vs Delhi Daredevils live CLT20 2012

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CLT20 2012 Teams and Player Names

Champions League twenty20

Cricket is going to start from oct 9 to oct 28 2012 in South Africa.There are 14 teams in CLT20 2012.
The Team Squad for CLT20 2012 are As follows:

Auckland Aces squad for CLT20 2012:

Gareth Hopkins (capt), Andre Adams, Michael Bates, Brad Cachopa, Colin de Grandhomme, Martin Guptill, Ronnie Hira, Anaru Kitchen, Mitchell McClenaghan, Azhar Mahmood, Bruce Martin, Chris Martin, Kyle Mills, Colin Munro, Lou Vincent

Chennai Super Kings squad for CLT20 2012:

MS Dhoni (capt), R Ashwin, S Badrinath, Doug Bollinger, Dwayne Bravo, Faf du Plessis, Ben Hilfenhaus, Michael Hussey, Ravindra Jadeja, Albie Morkel, Suresh Raina, Wriddhiman Saha, S Anirudha, M Vijay, V Yo Mahesh

Delhi Daredevils squad for CLT20 2012:

Mahela Jayawardene (capt), Virender Sehwag, Varun Aaron, Ajit Agarkar, Unmukt Chand, Morne Morkel, Pawan Negi, Naman Ojha, Irfan Pathan, Kevin Pietersen, Andre Russell, Venugopal Rao, Ross Taylor, David Warner, Umesh Yadav

Hampshire squad for CLT20 2012:

James Adams, Shahid Afridi, Kabir Ali, Michael Bates, Daniel Briggs, Michael Carberry, Liam Dawson, Sean Ervine, David Griffiths, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Hamza Riazuddin, Bilal Shafayat, Glenn Maxwell, James Vince, Christopher Wood

Highveld Lions squad for CLT20 2012:

Temba Bavuma, Gulam Bodi, Zander de Bryun, Quinton de Kock, Neil McKenzie, Pumelela Matshikwe, Chris Morris, Dirk Nannes, Ethan O'Reilly, Alviro Petersen. Aaron Phangiso, Dwaine Pretorius, Sohail Tanvir, Jean Symes, Thami Tsolekile

Kolkata Knight Riders squad for CLT20 2012:

Gautam Gambhir (capt), Iqbal Abdullah, Shakib Al Hasan, L Balaji, Rajat Bhatia, Manvinder Bisla, Jacques Kallis, Brett Lee, Brendon McCullum, Sunil Narine, Yusuf Pathan, Laxmi Ratan Shukla, Shami Ahmed, Ryan ten Doeschate, Manoj Tiwary

Mumbai Indians squad for CLT20 2012:

Harbhajan Singh, Sachin Tendulkar, Mitchell Johnson, Dinesh Karthik, Dhawal Kulkarni, Richard Levi, Lasith Malinga, Pragyan Ojha, Munaf Patel, Thisara Perera, Kieron Pollard, Ambati Rayudu, Rohit Sharma, Dwayne Smith, Suryakumar Yadav

Perth Scorchers squad for CLT20 2012:

Tom Beaton, Michael Beer, Paul Collinwood, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Ryan Duffield, Ben Edmondson, Herschelle Gibbs, Brad Hogg, Simon Katich, Mitchell Marsh, Joe Mennie, Shaun Marsh, Marcus North, Nathan Rimmington, Luke Ronchi

Sialkot Stallions squad for CLT20 2012:

Shoaib Malik (capt), Qaiser Abbas, Sarfraz Ahmed, Shakeel Ansar, Mohammad Ayub, Umaid Asif, Bilawal Bhatti, Raza Hasan, Ali Khan, Imran Nazir, Faisal Naveed, Naved-ul-Hasan, Abdur Rehman, Haris Sohail, Shahid Yusuf

Sydney Sixers squad for CLT20 2012:

Brad Haddin, Shane Watson, Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Moises Henriques, Michael Lumb, Nathan McCullum, Nic Maddinson, Ian Moran, Phil Nevill, Stephen O'Keefe, Ben Rohrer, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Dominic Thornley

Titans squad for CLT20 2012:

Martin van Jaarsveld (capt), Farhaan Behardien, Henry Davids, Marchant de Lange, AB de Villiers, Paul Harris, Heino Kuhn, Eden Links, Ethy Mbhalati, Mangaliso Mosehle, Rowan Richards, Jacques Rudolph, Roelof van der Merwe, Alfonso Thomas, David Wiese

Trinidad and Tobago squad for CLT20 2012:

Denesh Ramdin (capt), Samuel Badree, Adrian Barath, Darren Bravo, Kevon Cooper, Rayad Emrit, Shannon Gabriel, Sherwin Ganga, Jason Mohammad, Evin Lewis, Yannick Ottley, William Perkins, Ravi Rampaul, Lendl Simmons, Navin Stewart

Uva Next squad for CLT20 2012:

Thilina Kandamby (capt), Fawad Alam, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Dilhara Fernando, Umar Gul, Charith Jayampathi, Chintaka Jayasinghe, Andrew McDonald, Dilshan Munaweera, Jacob Oram, Seekkuge Prasanna, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Sameera Zoysa, Sachithra Senanayake, Upul Tharanga

Yorkshire squad for CLT20 2012:

Joe Root, Moin Ashraf, Jonny Bairstow, Gary Ballance, Andrew Gale, Oliver Hannon-Daly, Dan Hodgson, Phil Jaques, Adam Lyth, David Miller, Steve Patterson, Azeem Rafiq, Adil Rashid, Ryan Sidebottom, Iain Wardlaw

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Mahela Jayawardene will lead the Delhi Daredevils in the Karbonn Mobile Champions League T20 2012, beginning on October 9 in South Africa. The team includes vastly experienced and explosive batsmen and a full complement of fast-medium bowlers who can make an impact on fresh tracks at the start of the new season in South Africa.
Virender Sehwag, who led the team in four of the five IPL seasons, sought to be relieved of captaincy, GMR Sports Head (Cricket) and Delhi Daredevils Team Mentor TA Sekar said. “Viru told us a few months ago that he wanted to bat freely and suggested that we make Mahela the captain of the side,” Sekar said.
Delhi Daredevils has been drawn in Group A with Kolkata Knight Riders, Perth Scorchers, Titans and a qualifier. Group B has Chennai Super Kings, Mumbai Indians, Sydney Sixers, Highveld Lions and a qualifier. The two qualifiers will be spotted from among Trinidad and Tobago, Sialkot Stallions, Uva Next, Yorkshire, Hampshire and Auckland Aces.
The Delhi Daredevils squad includes six overseas cricketers, including Jayawardene. Explosive batsmen David Warner, Kevin Pietersen and Ross Taylor, IPL 2012 Purple Cap winner, paceman Morne Morkel and exciting West Indian all-rounder Andre Russell complete the set of overseas players in the squad of 15.
The squad: Mahela Jayawardene (captain), David Warner, Kevin Pietersen, Ross Taylor,  Morne Morkel, Andre Russell, Virender Sehwag, Irfan Pathan, Umesh Yadav, Venugopal Rao, Pawan Negi, Naman Ojha (wicket-keeper), Ajit Agarkar, Unmukt Chand and Aavishkar Salvi (as replacement for Varun Aaron).
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A look at the batsmen and bowlers with the best boundary and dot-ball stats in T20 internationals

	Yuvraj Singh is the only batsman to score 500-plus runs in T20 internationals at a strike rate of more than 150 Enlarge
Players/Officials: Shane Bond | Chris Gayle | Harbhajan Singh | Morne Morkel | Kevin Pietersen | Daniel Vettori | Yuvraj Singh Series/Tournaments: ICC World Twenty20

Over the last couple of years, T20 cricket has been all about clubs and franchises, with league tournaments mushrooming all over the world following the IPL's success. However, over the next three weeks, the focus shifts back to T20 cricket between countries. Here's a look at some of the top performers in T20 internationals, based not on the usual parameters of runs scored and wickets taken, the lists for which you can find here and here, but on ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball database, from which it's possible to get, among other numbers, dot-ball stats and batting and bowling performances during specific stages of a 20-over innings.
Dot-ball factor
In a format in which balls available are at a premium, those who waste the fewest deliveries are obviously a huge asset. The table below offers a reminder to England (if they ever needed one) and their fans of why Kevin Pietersen was such a key player: no batsman has a lower dot-ball percentage, among those who have scored 500 runs in T20 internationals. Out of 831 balls he faced, he went runless off only 255. Off the other 576 balls, he scored 119 fours and 32 sixes, and also took 348 singles, 71 twos and six threes.
Close behind him is Australia's Michael Hussey, whose dot-ball percentage is also outstandingly low. Both Hussey and Pietersen have achieved a low dot-ball percentage while maintaining averages of more than 30 - in Pietersen's case almost 38 - and a run rate of almost 8.50 per over.
The other player whose numbers stand out is Yuvraj Singh, who returns to the Indian team after winning his battle with germ-cell cancer. Yuvraj too averages more than 30, while his strike rate is the highest among batsmen who have scored 500 runs in T20 internationals.

Batsmen with lowest dot-ball percentages in T20I (Qual: 500 runs)

Batsman	Runs	Balls/ Dots	Average	Run rate	Dot ball %
Kevin Pietersen	1176	831/ 255	37.93	8.49	30.69
Michael Hussey	566	403/ 126	33.29	8.42	31.27
Shahid Afridi	801	562/ 182	18.20	8.55	32.38
Cameron White	652	484/ 163	28.34	8.08	33.68
Paul Collingwood	583	459/ 155	18.80	7.62	33.77
Yuvraj Singh	601	400/ 139	31.63	9.01	34.75
Mahela Jayawardene	981	706/ 246	30.65	8.33	34.84
Jacques Kallis	642	525/ 185	40.12	7.33	35.24
Suresh Raina	658	477/ 169	32.90	8.27	35.43
JP Duminy	846	687/ 244	32.53	7.38	35.52

While those with the lowest dot-ball percentages are mostly middle-order batsmen, those who play the most dot balls are usually openers, since they bat when fielding restrictions are in place. (Thus they also get more opportunities to score runs in boundaries.)
The names on the list below are all of opening batsmen, with some of them not scoring off as many as 48% of the deliveries they face. The good ones are those who score plenty of runs off the deliveries that are not dots. Chris Gayle, for example, has a dot-ball percentage of 42.40, which is the sixth-highest among batsmen with 500-plus runs, but yet he scores 8.63 runs per over (strike rate 143.91). Mohammad Hafeez, on the other hand, only scores at 6.75 per over (strike rate 112.52) due to his relative lack of boundary hitting: 279 of his 575 deliveries are dots, and off the others he has struck 78 fours and 12 sixes, and taken 157 singles, 41 twos and eight threes.

Batsmen with highest dot-ball percentages (Qual: 500 runs)

Batsman	Runs	Balls/ dots	Average	Run rate	Dot ball %
Mohammad Hafeez	647	575/ 279	20.21	6.75	48.52
Sanath Jayasuriya	629	487/ 234	23.29	7.74	48.05
Graeme Smith	982	770/ 340	31.67	7.65	44.16
Kamran Akmal	778	619/ 271	25.09	7.54	43.78
Salman Butt	595	551/ 240	28.33	6.47	43.56
Chris Gayle	757	526/ 223	36.04	8.63	42.40

Boundary percentages
The list of batsmen with the highest percentage of runs in boundaries also has a few names who featured in the previous table. As mentioned earlier, it's most likely that openers will dominate this list, as there's less protection in the outfield when they are batting. However, there are a couple of non-openers who make it: Yuvraj combines a low dot-batting strike rate with a high percentage of runs in boundaries, which explains his outstanding strike rate and the fact that he is the only batsman to score 500-plus runs in T20 internationals at a strike rate of more than 150. Then there's Albie Morkel, who has scored crucial runs for South Africa down the order when there's little time to settle in. (Both Yuvraj and Morkel are among the select few who have struck more sixes than fours in Twenty20 internationals.)

Batsmen with highest percentage of runs in fours and sixes in T20I (Qual: 500s runs)

Batsman	Runs	Average	Run rate	4s/ 6s	Boundary %
Sanath Jayasuriya	629	23.29	7.74	76/ 23	70.27
Chris Gayle	757	36.04	8.63	67/ 43	69.48
Shane Watson	731	27.07	8.87	56/ 47	69.22
Graeme Smith	982	31.67	7.65	123/ 26	65.99
David Warner	978	27.16	8.44	91/ 46	65.44
Yuvraj Singh	601	31.63	9.01	35/ 40	63.23
Brendon McCullum	1443	36.07	7.96	139/ 57	62.23
Albie Morkel	502	23.90	8.53	28/ 33	61.75
Martin Guptill	818	32.72	7.49	71/ 35	60.39

Examining the same set of stats between the 11th and 20th overs, the dot-ball percentages come down even further, to 23.81 for Michael Hussey, 25.26 for AB de Villiers, 26.02 for Dwayne Bravo and 26.43 for Suresh Raina. At the other end of the scale are Abdul Razzaq (36.84) and Kieron Pollard (34.39), both big hitters who believe fielders on the boundaries aren't a problem when the aim is to send the ball into the crowd.
MS Dhoni has a pretty high dot-ball percentage too in the middle overs, of 31.28% (which is the ninth-highest among batsmen who have scored 300-plus runs in the last ten overs). That, coupled with his relatively low boundary percentage of 43.65, means his run rate in the last ten overs is only 7.44. On the other hand, Yuvraj also has a relatively high dot percentage, of 30.68, but he scores 68% of his runs in boundaries, which lifts his run rate in these ten overs to 10.4 runs per over.
The bowlers
Dot-ball percentages
Just as minimising the dot-ball percentage is key for batsmen, maximising it is crucial for bowlers, to increase the pressure on batsmen and force them into errors. Among bowlers who have bowled at least 75 overs, South Africa's Morne Morkel has the highest dot-ball percentage, of 50.29. Not surprisingly, his economy rate and average are both excellent.
Trent Johnston in the second spot is a bit of a surprise, but his stats are obviously boosted by the fact that he has played a fair number of matches against the lesser teams. Most of the bowlers on the list below are new-ball bowlers, which you would expect, given that they bowl when the field restrictions are on, which gives them the best chance to bowl dots. Most of them also have an economy rate of less than seven, and averages of less than 22.

Bowlers with highest dot-ball percentage in T20I (Qual: 450 balls bowled)

Bowler	Balls	Wickets	Average	Econ rate	Dot %
Morne Morkel	521	34	17.26	6.76	50.29
Trent Johnston	492	25	20.28	6.18	49.80
Shane Bond	465	25	21.72	7.00	48.82
Dale Steyn	498	31	17.87	6.67	46.99
Mitchell Johnson	609	36	20.11	7.13	45.32
Sohail Tanvir	459	21	25.47	6.99	45.32
Stuart Broad	795	41	23.70	7.33	44.28
Umar Gul	892	59	16.66	6.61	44.17
Saeed Ajmal	924	60	15.48	6.03	44.16
Abdur Razzak	461	29	17.96	6.78	44.03

Boundary percentages
The list of bowlers with the lowest percentage of runs in boundaries is dominated by spinners - and all of them high-class spinners who have learnt the art of bowling in 20-over cricket. Daniel Vettori leads the way, and has conceded more sixes than fours, which is perhaps a commentary on the size of the outfields in New Zealand as well. The one number in Harbhajan Singh's row that stands out is his average: while most of the others average less than 21, Harbhajan concedes 30 runs per wicket.

Bowlers with smallest percentage of runs conceded in boundaries (Qual: 450 balls)

Bowler	Runs	Wickets	Average	Run rate	4s/ 6s	Boundary %
Daniel Vettori	617	35	17.62	5.50	18/ 20	31.12
Harbhajan Singh	541	18	30.05	6.44	23/ 14	32.53
Graeme Swann	742	44	16.86	6.39	25/ 26	34.50
Ajantha Mendis	444	39	11.38	5.69	26/ 11	38.29
Shahid Afridi	1141	57	20.01	6.10	72/ 30	41.02
Johan Botha	727	36	20.19	6.24	50/ 18	42.37
Saeed Ajmal	929	60	15.48	6.03	61/ 25	42.41
Sohail Tanvir	535	21	25.47	6.99	45/ 10	44.86

The three bowlers who have conceded the highest percentages of runs in boundaries are all New Zealanders, with two of them conceding more than eight per over. Shane Bond's overall economy rate is much lower, which is due to his high dot-ball percentage - even though he concedes a few boundaries, he compensates by keeping it tight otherwise.

Bowlers with highest percentage of runs conceded in boundaries (Qual: 450 balls)

Bowler	Runs	Wickets	Average	Run rate	4s/ 6s	Boundary %
Kyle Mills	895	31	28.87	8.39	94/ 33	64.13
Tim Southee	773	28	27.60	8.49	82/ 26	62.61
Shane Bond	543	25	21.72	7.00	64/ 12	60.41
Brett Lee	714	28	25.50	7.86	77/ 17	57.42
Albie Morkel	674	20	33.70	7.94	48/ 30	55.19
Morne Morkel	587	34	17.26	6.76	49/ 21	54.86
Jacob Oram	669	14	47.78	8.63	63/ 19	54.71
Stuart Broad	972	41	23.70	7.33	95/ 25	54.53

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