Matches Schedule (Visit the Official Website of AZTwenty20 for more details)

AZTwenty20 Final: Cavaliers Vs Intraedge Kings

Saturday, August 29, 2009
Start time 18.30 local (21.30 EST)

All Star Game: Blue Vs Red

Saturday, August 29, 2009
Start time 18.30 local (21.30 EST)

The Big Picture

While Intraedge Kings journey to the finals in the knockout round included a super over victory over Arizona Cricket club thanks to the incessant rain during the Quarter Final and a convincing win against the Metro Suns in the semi finals, Cavaliers registered straight wins against the Tornado Cricket Club in the quarter finals and against Metro Stars in the semi finals. While Intraedge Kings emerged strong over the very unpredictable nature of a Super over in the quarter final, the Cavaliers showed the mettle by beating the best bowling side of the tournament in the semi final. The stage for an exciting final between the two very balanced and competitive teams of the valley seems to be all set.

It will very hard to make a judgment at this stage given the teams and also the nature of the 20-20 game, but would you like to take a chance?

AZTwenty20 form guide

(Last five matches, most recent last)

Cavaliers - WWWWW
Intraedge Kings – WWWWW

Watch out for..

Ketan Panchal and Dhananjay Vidwans: Ketan and Dhananjay are the man in form from Cavaliers and they would once again try to provide the initial 20-20 punch for Cavaliers. Ketan will be equally useful with the bowl.

Karan Wittke and Maheshwar Sadashivam: Karan heads the list of leading run scorer and has been in blasting form. The left handed Maheshwar on the other hand tops the bowling list with a magnificent economy of 3.06 runs per over.

When you have a chance of witnessing two best of the cricketing teams from the valley fighting it out for the coveted AZTwenty20 trophy, missing that should not be an option even if you are remotely connected to cricket or the cricketers of the valley. Click here for the ground location and visit the AZTwenty20 website for more details.

AZTwenty20 Excitement:

The 8 week long 20-20 fun is going to end this weekend with a bang. The friends and families of the Cricketers are expected to come in large numbers and cheer for them. Along with the final on the Washington (E) ground, an All Star game would also be played in the adjacent east ground. All star game will feature two teams, each carved out of Red and Blue Group respectively, based purely on stats in the tournament.

Pitch & conditions

The final game is going to be played on the Washington (E) ground and the pitch would behave more of same the same ways as it did in the semi finals between Metro Suns and Intraedge Kingfishers. Odd balls might keep low, but generally good bounce albeit slow.

Stats and trivia:

• Both Cavaliers and Intraedge Kingfishers haven’t lost a single game so far in the tournament.
• A total of 283 players have participated in this tournament out of which 146 have bowled at some point or the other.
• Jeevan Malpe’s 87* was the second best individual score in this tournament that he scored against the Taverners in the Quarter Finals.
• A total of 42 sixes have been hit by the Intraedge Kings batsmen in the tournament so far out of which 22 have been hit by Karan Wittke. On the other hand, Cavaliers batsmen have hit a total of 30 sixes with Ketan, Dhananjay and Ajay Bhatia hitting six sixes each.
• There have been a total of 19 occurrences when a bowler has taken four or more wickets in an innings.

Quotes

“Come one, come all. Enjoy the final between the two undefeated teams of the tournament and enjoy delicious Pav bhaji and lots of fun for the kids by the organizers."

Mahesh Naik, the chief organizer of AZTwenty20 invites everyone to witness the exciting final match between Cavaliers and Intraedge Kings.