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Who took first 5 wicket in ipl 5?
sunil Narain
What does DLF stands for in IPL cricket?
DLF is a company which sponsors the IPL
Who has the the blue cap in DLF IPL cricket?
There is no Blue cap. There is a purple cap for the leading wicket taking bowler. Currently it is held by RP singh of Hyderabad with 15 wickets.
Who are the top ten wicket takers in DLF IPL T20?
These are of IPL 2009,not 2008.!!!! R P Singh - 9 Lasith Malinga - 9 Ashish Nehra - 8 Yusuf Abdulla - 9 L Balaji - 8
What the expansion of dlf ipl?
DLF stands for Delhi Land and Finance and IPL stands for Indian Premier League
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