Editor’s Pick (TNPL) : Tuti Patriots

Editor’s Pick (TNPL) : Tuti Patriots - Dindigul Dragons

Do take a look at http://blog.fantain.com/2017/07/tnpl-brief-rundown.html for a quick rundown on TNPL. You are likely to find everything you would need to know about the tournament.

The first match is between Tuti Patriots and Dindigul Dragons. TNPL has been creating quite a few waves and there is a lot of interest generated. Do watch the matches and show your support for the players on our app. We shall surely pass on your love and best wishes to them.

Meanwhile, let us see what we can win while they play. Our app has a lot to offer. This is what my lineup would look like.

Batsmen

S Dinesh

Ganga S Raju

Kaushik Gandhi

R Sathyanarayan

Akash Sumra

Bowlers

T Natarajan

V Lakshman

MEY Arun Mozhi

Wicket-Keeper

Dinesh Karthik

All Rounder

S Siva

Washington Sundar

This is my first TNPL as well. Let’s see what your lineup looks like.

Indu

P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players. All the best !!!

Comments

Key Players: India - England

When there is nothing left, you will play for pride. That is what India has to do tomorrow. Considering the fact that the match is taking place in Mumbai. Do it for them. Do it for us. England and Australia will meet each other at the finals on 31st March. India and England are more than likely to go in with the same playing eleven.
India Terribly low on morale, the team will now have to give it their all. They need to know that they are much better than this.
Key players Smriti Mandhana H Kaur Jhulan Goswami J Rodrigues Pooja Vastrakar
England The team has been doing really well since day one. They will now consider this as a practice match. But they will want to win and go to the finals with confidence. They were thumped by Australia earlier in what can be called as a one-sided game. They want to win this tomorrow.
Key Players Danielle Wyatt Nat Sciver Jenny Gunn Tammy B Tash Farrant
Indu

Editor’s Pick (PKL)

The first match - UP - Bengaluru

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