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Bangalore Royal Challengers

11:40am Tuesday 21st April 2009

Big let downs last year, the Bangalore Royal Challengers won only four games in the inaugural IPL season and ended up second from bottom.

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Chennai Super Kings

11:43am Tuesday 21st April 2009

Led once again by Indian international captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the Super Kings will be looking to go one better this campaign and capture the IPL title.

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Deccan Chargers

11:44am Tuesday 21st April 2009

Last season's big spenders and pre-tournament favourites failed to match their ambition off the field and finished rooted to the bottom of the table.

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Delhi Daredevils

11:46am Tuesday 21st April 2009

An unpredictable force last campaign, the Daredevils finished fourth in the table winning seven and losing seven, before exiting in the knock-out stages.

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King's XI, Punjab

11:48am Tuesday 21st April 2009

The Kings X1 finished second in the table in 2008 but could not repeat their league form in the knockout stages, after they were beaten by eventual runners-up Super Kings.

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Kolkata Knight Riders

11:49am Tuesday 21st April 2009

Brendon McCullum hit a 20-over world record 158 in their win over Bangalore in the inaugural IPL match but that's as good as it got for the Knight Riders.

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Mumbian Indians

11:50am Tuesday 21st April 2009

The 2008 IPL season turned into a horror show for the Mumbai Indians who were expected to make the knock-out stages,

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Rajasthan Royals

11:51am Tuesday 21st April 2009

The surprise package of 2008, the Royals finished top of the table and went on to reign supreme in the knock-out stages.

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Banking on a South African success

12:28pm Friday 17th April 2009

Lalit Modi has no regrets over his decision to move the Indian Premier League to South Africa.

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IPL to get tough on time-wasting

12:19pm Friday 17th April 2009

The Indian Premier League are set to clamp down heavily on time wasting during matches in this year’s tournament by penalising guilty teams with a fine of up to US dollars 360,000 and handing their captain a one-game ban.