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A short and sweet presentation from Ian Chappell. The Warriors are at the top of the points table in group B. Their net run rate is up to +1.28. They should easily qualify for the semis, and given their form, they will be expected to win their third group level match as well. Thats not it for the day, the big match Kolkata vs Somerset will start in sometime. So stay tuned for our coverage
Smuts: It was a good effort. It has been a very satisfying day. It was my day today. We have done well in the domestic T20 competition back home and back ourselves to perform well in this format.
Smuts is the Man of the Match for his innings of 88(65) and spell of 1/16
Botha: We knew that we needed to choke them up in the initial overs. The team's batting form has been good and the quick bowlers did the job for us in the field. Its always good to get the big players out initially
Klinger: They got 15 more runs than we would have liked. It was a bit harder to score in the later part of the day.
The Warriors have just outplayed the Redbacks out of the game. They batted better, their bowling was on target and their fielding has looked good. The South Australian team looked completely jaded and didn't approach the target properly in the start leaving too much to do for the middle order. Smuts was the star with the bat for the Warriors and as for the bowling, every bowler played his part to perfection. This big win should almost take them to the semis.19.6
Botha to O'Brien, no run, tossed up on the pads, O'Brien comes down the track and plays out a dot. The Warriors win!19.5
Botha to Christian, 1 run, fuller and flatter on the stumps, Christian plays it down to long on19.4
Botha to Christian, no run, tossed up on the stumps and spinning in, Christian came down and slogged across the line, Boucher makes a meal of it. Stumping chance missed19.3
Botha to O'Brien, 1 run, flatter and fuller outside off, O'Brien square drives it to sweeper cover for a single19.2
Botha to O'Brien, no run, well flighted up outside off, O'Brien sets up for the cut but misses it19.1
Botha to Christian, 1 run, full toss on the pads, Christian comes down the track and sweeps it to backward square leg,
Johan Botha [2.0-0-8-1] is back into the attack18.6
Parnell to Christian, 1 run, full and quick outside off, Christian directs it away to backward point region for a single18.5
Parnell to Christian, no run, a touch shorter across off, Christian tries to pull it away, but misses again. The ball just whizzes past the stumps18.4
Parnell to Christian, no run, fuller and angled across off, Christian doesn't get any bat on that one as well18.3
Parnell to O'Brien, leg byes, 1 run, full toss and swinging in to the pads, O'Brien is unable to work it off to the on side and the ball hits the pads to roll onto the off side for a leg bye18.2
Parnell to Christian, 1 run, full toss outside off, Christian mistimes it down to long off for a single18.1
Parnell to O'Brien, 1 run, yorker outside off, O'Brien digs it down to long on for a single17.6
Theron to O'Brien, 1 run, just back of a length and on the body of O'Brien who dabs it to midwicket for a single17.5
Theron to O'Brien, no run, change of pace from Theron, gets it to angle across O'Brien who takes his eyes off as he attempts the slog, misses it completely17.4
Theron to Christian, 1 run, fast and full on the stumps, Christian tries to work it away but gets an inside edge which runs away to fine leg for a single17.3
Theron to O'Brien, leg byes, 1 run, slower one on the pads, O'Brien doesn't make contact with the bat, the ball hits the pads and the batsmen take a leg bye17.2
Theron to O'Brien, no run, on a good length and angled across the left hander who swipes across the line and misses.17.1
Theron to O'Brien, 2 runs, full and wide outside off, O'Brien drives it to mid off for a single. Ingram goes for the glory throw which results in an extra run16.6
Parnell to Christian, no run, fuller outside off, Christian moves across and tries to play the paddle scoop towards fine leg, but makes no contact.16.5
Parnell to Christian, no run, another yorker outside off, Christian digs it out to the leg side and takes of for a single, but then rejects. The non striker is way down the crease and would have been out if the throw from Parnell would have hit the stumps16.4
Parnell to Christian, no run, fuller and angled across the right handed Christian who tries to sweep it to the on side but misses16.3
Parnell to O'Brien, 1 run, Parnell put in a bit more effort into this delivery and bowled it full and fast outside off, O'Brien had to dig it out and he does well to get it to long on for a single16.3
Parnell to O'Brien, wide, full and down the leg side, O'Brien tries to glance but misses. Wide called16.2
Parnell to O'Brien, no run, a touch slower and short of length outside off, O'Brien tries to pull it but misses it completely
Aaron O'Brien, left handed bat, comes to the crease16.1
Parnell to Ludeman, out Bowled!! Parnell slips in another nail in the coffin. Fast, straight and on the stumps, Ludeman swings across the line and misses, the ball crashes into middle and leg stump. Ludeman goes for a slow 14. The South Australian team is totally rattled. Ludeman b Parnell 14(19) [4s-2]
Parnell to Ludeman, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!
Wayne Parnell [2.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack
The South Australians need 4 boundaries per over now.15.6
Theron to Christian, 2 runs, Christian comes down the track and mistimes a fuller length delivery to long on, the fielder has to come in to field it and that gives the batsmen time to collect a couple.15.5
Theron to Ludeman, leg byes, 1 run, Ludeman shuffles across and Theron bowls this down on the pads, bat doesn't make contact with the ball and the batsmen collect a leg bye15.4
Theron to Christian, 1 run, Theron follows Christian who has moved across towards the on side and bowls it full and fast, Christian tries to turn it to the leg side but it hits his pads15.3
Theron to Christian, FOUR!!, slower one outside off, Christian waits for it and slogs it towards cow corner for a boundary.15.2
Theron to Christian, 2 runs, Christian knows that Theron will try the yorker outside off and Christian lobs this over the keeper's head towards fine leg for a couple15.1
Theron to Ludeman, 1 run, full toss outside off, Ludeman moves across to the off side and tries to paddle it fine but doesn't get the timing correct, the ball rolls away to fine leg
Juan Theron [2.0-0-7-1] is back into the attack14.6
Boje to Ludeman, 1 run, shorter and turning away, Ludeman shuffles across and flicks it away square on the on side for a single14.5
Boje to Ludeman, no run, Ludeman comes down the track and gets an inside edge onto his pads as he attempts to loft this tossed up delivery outside off.14.4
Boje to Christian, 1 run, Christian backs away almost by a foot and tries to cut it through the off side but gets a thickish edge which flies off to the backward point region for a single14.3
Boje to Ludeman, leg byes, 1 run, floated outside off, Ludeman bends down to play the slog sweep, it turns away a bit and hits him on the thighs and deflects to third man14.2
Boje to Christian, 1 run, fuller this time from Boje, Christian lofts it but straight on the bounce to midwicket14.1
Boje to Christian, 2 runs, tossed up on the stumps, Christian gets down the track and slaps it over the infield between long on and midwicket. Tsotsobe at long on does well to stop it before crossing over the fence
Nicky Boje [2.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack13.6
Parnell to Christian, 1 run, back of a length on the stumps, Christian works it away to the midwicket region. The required run rate has crept up to over 13 runs an over13.5
Parnell to Christian, no run, fuller outside off, Christian tries to punch it through the covers but gets beaten13.5
Parnell to Christian, wide, Parnell sees Christian coming down the track and bangs it short, but its way over the batsman's head. Wide called13.4
Parnell to Christian, no run, good bowling from Parnell. He bowls this one fuller on the pads as Christian comes down the track, the ball deflects of the pads to Boucher behind the stumps13.3
Parnell to Ludeman, 1 run, back of a length and outside off, Ludeman punches it to cover point region for a single13.2
Parnell to Ludeman, FOUR!!, bouncer from Parnell, Ludeman is up to the challenge and hooks it behind square for a boundary. The South Australians will need more of these13.1
Parnell to Christian, 1 run, Christian shuffles across the off stump and tries to paddle it towards fine leg, Parnell bowls this back of a length and the ball lobs in front of the umpire for a single12.6
Tsotsobe to Ludeman, no run, Tsotsobe sees Ludeman coming down the track and sprays this a touch wide outside off, Ludeman went for the expansive drive and gets beaten in the process12.5
Tsotsobe to Christian, 1 run, attempted yorker on the off, Christian digs it out to long on12.4
Tsotsobe to Ludeman, 1 run, full toss outside off, Ludeman drives it to mid off and the batsmen take the single12.3
Tsotsobe to Ludeman, FOUR!!, full and wide outside off, Ludeman slashes at that and gets a thick outside edge. It flies away to the third man region where Theron does well to reach, but fumbles and lets the ball go over the ropes. Welcome boundary12.2
Tsotsobe to Ludeman, no run, slow once again and this time straight on the stumps, Ludeman plays it back to the bowler12.1
Tsotsobe to Christian, 1 run, a touch slower and angled across Christian who dabs to backward point and takes off for a quick single
Lonwabo Tsotsobe [3.0-0-23-2] is back into the attack11.6
Parnell to Ludeman, no run, short of length and nipping away from middle, Ludeman tries to work it on the on side but can only manage to play it on the off side. Parnell gets across on his follow through and does well to field it. Sharp and tight over from him11.5
Parnell to Christian, 1 run, short of length and wide outside off, Christian waits for it and cuts it wide of backward point for a single11.4
Parnell to Christian, 2 runs, full toss on middle, Christian does well to time it wide of the long on fielder and has time to come back for a couple11.3
Parnell to Ludeman, 1 run, back of a length on the pads, Ludeman works it away to fine leg for a single11.2
Parnell to Ludeman, no run, short of length on the body, Ludeman dabs it away to midwicket11.1
Parnell to Ludeman, no run, shorter outside the leg stump, Ludeman ducks but interestingly not called wide by the umpire
Wayne Parnell, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack10.6
Smuts to Ludeman, 1 run, tossed up on middle, Ludeman drives it to long on for a single10.5
Smuts to Ludeman, no run, similar to the previous delivery, it is too close for Ludeman to get proper timing on this one as well10.4
Smuts to Ludeman, no run, shorter on the off, Ludeman cuts from the stumps to backward point
Tim Ludeman, right handed bat, comes to the crease10.3
Smuts to Borgas, out Caught by Tsotsobe!! Borgas attempts a similar shot and this time his association with Tsotsobe ends with a wicket. Borgas kept the long on fielder really busy and once again tried to loft it over his head, but mistimed it straight into his hands. Smuts has gone for 10 runs, but has picked up a wicket in the over. Borgas c Tsotsobe b Smuts 18(13) [4s-1 6s-1]
Smuts to Borgas, THATS OUT!! Caught!!10.2
Smuts to Borgas, SIX!!, floated up on the stumps, Borgas connects better this time and lofts this one over Tsotsobe this time for a maximum10.1
Smuts to Borgas, FOUR!!, Smuts is back for his second over and is welcomed to the bowling crease by Borgas who clears his front leg to slap it over midwicket. Tsotsobe at long on gets across but misfields it as the ball rolls over the fence
JJ Smuts [1.0-0-5-0] is back into the attack9.6
Botha to Borgas, 1 run, Borgas backs away outside the leg stump and Botha follows him with a fuller and flatter delivery which is hit down to long on for a single9.5
Botha to Christian, 1 run, tossed up on middle, Christian drives it down to long on for a single9.4
Botha to Christian, no run, pushed through outside off, Christian digs it out back to the bowler
Daniel Christian, right handed bat, comes to the crease9.3
Botha to Klinger, out Lbw!! The skipper gets his counterpart. Big wicket this, tossed up outside off, it came in sharply and caught Klinger on the crease as he was looking to work it through the off side. The umpire took his time to give the decision, but in the end ruled in favor of the bowler. Important blow this for the Warriors. Klinger lbw b Botha 34(29) [4s-2 6s-1]
Botha to Klinger, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!9.2
Botha to Borgas, 1 run, tossed up outside off, Borgas gets down the track and plays it down to long on9.1
Botha to Klinger, 1 run, flatter outside off, Klinger works it to backward point for a single8.6
Boje to Klinger, 1 run, Klinger waits for this one to turn away from him and guides it to short third man for a single8.5
Boje to Borgas, 1 run, Borgas gets across the stupms and pats it to midwicket for a single8.4
Boje to Klinger, leg byes, 1 run, flatter on the pads, Klinger works it away to the on side for a leg bye8.3
Boje to Klinger, SIX!!, SAUS really required that shot. Tossed up on the pads, Klinger dances down the track and lofts it over the long on boundary for a maximum8.2
Boje to Klinger, 2 runs, full on the pads, Klinger gets down the track and hits it to midiwcket for a couple8.1
Boje to Borgas, 1 run, Boje bowls this flatter and spins it across the right hander who plays it away to backward point for a single7.6
Botha to Borgas, 1 run, slower through the air, Borgas waits for it and turns it with the spin wide of midwicket for a single7.5
Botha to Klinger, 1 run, flatter but on the stumps this time, Klinger works it to the midwicket region for a single7.4
Botha to Klinger, no run, straighter and flatter outside off, Klinger gets back and tries to work it but hits straight back to the bowler7.3
Botha to Borgas, 1 run, Borgas comes down the track and plays this tossed up delivery uppishly through to long on for a single7.2
Botha to Borgas, no run, pushed through faster outside off, Borgas gets beaten as he attempts to cut it7.1
Botha to Klinger, 1 run, tossed up gently outside off and spinning in, Klinger waits for it and cuts it delicately to short third man
Johan Botha, right-arm off break, comes into the attack
Req Run rate is 10.156.6
Boje to Klinger, 1 run, shortens his length a bit but the line is on the pads, turned away to the on side for a single by Klinger6.5
Boje to Borgas, 1 run, fuller outside off, Borgas drives it down to long off for a sigle6.4
Boje to Klinger, 1 run, slower through the air, Klinger waits for it to spin away and cuts it fiercely through the infield for a single6.3
Boje to Borgas, 1 run, floated on the pads, Borgas plays it with soft hands to short midwicket and take the run as Boje gets across to field it6.2
Boje to Klinger, 1 run, a touch shorter and spinning away from outside off, Klinger cuts it into the ground to cover for a well run single6.1
Boje to Klinger, no run, starts off with a tossed up delivery on the stumps, Klinger plunges forward and defends it
Nicky Boje, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack5.6
Theron to Borgas, no run, quick and straight on the stumps, Borgas moves across and plays it towards mid on, Theron does well to field it in his follow through. Theron has bowled his first 2 overs for just 7 runs and the important wicket of Fergusson.
Cameron Borgas, right handed bat, comes to the crease5.5
Theron to Ferguson, out Caught by Ingram!! Gone. Theron's slower one removes the dangerous Ferguson. He has been mixing up the fast yorkers with the well disguised slower ones and this one was the latter. Fuller outside off, Ferguson was early into the drive and tried to check it at the last moment, but ends up lobbing it straight to Ingram at cover. Ferguson c Ingram b Theron 7(9) [4s-1]
Theron to Ferguson, THATS OUT!! Caught!!5.4
Theron to Klinger, 1 run, Klinger backed away once more and again, Theron follows him with a back of a length delivery, Klinger fails to get the meat and the ball stays a feet away from the pitch. Batsmen scamper across for a quick single5.3
Theron to Ferguson, 1 run, back of a length and nipping in from outside off, Ferguson taps it to mid on and takes off for a quick single.5.2
Theron to Klinger, 1 run, slower one, Klinger waits for it and turns it to Botha at midwicket who fumbles, but batsmen take just the single5.1
Theron to Klinger, no run, Klinger moves down the on side and Theron chases him with a fast yorker, Klinger fails to make contact with the bat, the ball lobs onto the off side after hitting the pads4.6
Tsotsobe to Ferguson, FOUR!!, Ferguson shuffles across to the off side and plays the cover drive a bit uppishly. The initial reaction was that he would be caught but he got the timing spot on to bisect the mid off and cover. Crisp shot to end the over. SAUS getting a move on4.5
Tsotsobe to Ferguson, no run, just back of a length and angling across Ferguson who tries to punch it square but ends up making no contact at all.4.4
Tsotsobe to Klinger, 1 run, a touch slower and fuller on the off stump, Klinger plays it with soft hands and takes a quick single.4.3
Tsotsobe to Klinger, FOUR!!, too much width from Tsotsobe and fuller too, Klinger stays back and short arm jabs it over the cover region for a 1 bounce four4.2
Tsotsobe to Ferguson, 1 run, slower delivery way outside off, Ferguson gets back and guides it down to third man for a single4.1
Tsotsobe to Ferguson, no run, just back of a length and outside off, Ferguson gets back and taps it to cover3.6
Theron to Ferguson, 1 run, just back of a length and slanting in from just outside off, Ferguson pushes forward but gets an inside edge to Boje at short third man. Just 4 runs of Theron's first over and the required run rate is now over 93.5
Theron to Ferguson, no run, good yorker outside off, Ferguson digs it out to cover, thats the third one from Theron this over3.4
Theron to Klinger, 1 run, after 3 quicker ones, Theron shows his versatility with a slower one outside off, Klinger dabs it wide of short third man for a single3.3
Theron to Klinger, no run, on a good length on the middle, Klinger mistimes the drive to midwicket3.2
Theron to Klinger, no run, fuller on the stumps, Klinger plays it down to Parnell at mid on who takes a shot at the non striker end. He throws the stumps down but Ferguson is back in3.1
Theron to Klinger, 2 runs, starts off with a brilliant yorker onto the pads, Klinger does well to dig it out square on the leg side. gets a couple for his effort
Juan Theron, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack2.6
Tsotsobe to Ferguson, no run, back of a length outside off, Ferguson stays back and punches straight to cover. Good tight over from Tsotsobe
Callum Ferguson, right handed bat, comes to the crease2.5
Tsotsobe to Cooper, out Caught&Bowled!! Tsotsobe picks up his second. Bowled short across the right hander, Cooper went for the pull and the ball seemed to stop on him. He is a bit late into the shot and ends up mistiming it back to the bowler who jogs in his follow through and takes a dolly. South Australia in a spot of bother. Cooper c and b Tsotsobe 3(5)
Tsotsobe to Cooper, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!2.4
Tsotsobe to Klinger, 1 run, on a good length and slanting across Klinger who taps it in front of the stumps and scampers across for a quick single2.3
Tsotsobe to Klinger, FOUR!!, Tsotsobe strays on the pads and Klinger plays this cutely past the short fine leg fielder for a boundary2.2
Tsotsobe to Cooper, 1 run, Cooper was standing a foot outside the leg stump for this delivery and tries to force this fuller length delivery outside off in the process gets a thickish edge to third man2.1
Tsotsobe to Klinger, 1 run, back of a length outside off, Klinger cuts it fine to third man for a single1.6
Smuts to Klinger, 1 run, And it does. It was well flighted up outside off, Klinger waited for it and guided it to Parnell at short third man and set off for the single. Cooper was quick to respond but so was Parnell who lets go of a quick throw just over the stumps for Boucher to whip the bails off. Cooper was just in, a matter of 1 frame.
Run out appeal. Decision referred to the third umpire. Replays suggest that it will be touch and go. Good throw from Parnell to Boucher. It's a difficult one. The Benefit of the doubt should go to the batsman1.5
Smuts to Cooper, 1 run, drifting onto the pads, Cooper hits it to long on for a single1.4
Smuts to Klinger, 1 run, Klinger tries to clobber the tossed up delivery outside off and gets only a single to long off for the effort1.3
Smuts to Cooper, 1 run, Smuts gives this one a bit more air outside off, Cooper drives it and long off is out giving the batsmen a single1.2
Smuts to Klinger, 1 run, flighted on the pads, Klinger works it away to midwicket for a single1.1
Smuts to Klinger, no run, tossed up on middle, Klinger gets forward and prods at it
JJ Smuts, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack
Surprise surprise. The star with the bat Smuts gets the ball0.6
Tsotsobe to Cooper, no run, good aggressive stuff from Tsotsobe. Bowls this one short and gets it to angle across Cooper who takes evasive action to let the ball go into the keeper's gloves.
Tom Cooper, right handed bat, comes to the crease0.5
Tsotsobe to Harris, out Caught by Boucher!! Gone. Tsotsobe kept bowling the same line again and this time the right hander nicks one to Boucher. It was full and wide outside off, Harris, buoyed by the success previous ball, went for the expansive drive once again, but only manages to get a faint edge into the waiting hands of Boucher. Harris c Boucher b Tsotsobe 4(5) [4s-1]
Tsotsobe to Harris, THATS OUT!! Caught!!0.4
Tsotsobe to Harris, FOUR!!, this one was a touch slower and fuller just outside off, Harris was early into the shot and ends up slicing it over the infield. Luckily for him, he times it well enough for the ball to reach the fence. First runs of the bat0.3
Tsotsobe to Harris, no run, full and still wide outside off, Harris goes for the drive but misses it0.3
Tsotsobe to Harris, wide, Tsotsobe tries to angle this one across the right hander but errs in line. Too wide outside off0.2
Tsotsobe to Harris, no run, just short of length and seaming in from outside off, Harris punches off the backfoot to extra cover0.2
Tsotsobe to Harris, wide, full and wide and called so by the umpire0.1
Tsotsobe to Harris, no run, just back of a length and nipping in from middle stump, Harris looked set to cut it but it was too close, he ends up cutting it and the ball lobs over the stumps
Harris and Klinger are at the crease. Harris is on strike. Tsotsobe will open the attack
Right so the players are out in the middle. Stay tuned to see if the South Australians can achieve this target. Klinger and Harris will open the innings for them. Tsotsobe will start for the Warriors
It was the Smuts show all the way. A strong man, he took on the extreme pace of Tait and used it to his advantage. Once Tait was taken for runs, South Australia were under pressure. They did pull things back in the middle, but towards the end, Boucher played a nice little innings to power his side to a brilliant score. It won't be easy chasing this down against a tough Warriors side. We will see how the chase will pan out when we return in a short while.
Christian: It is a good wicket, a fast outfield and we are good to go. They batted really well in the beginning and made us pay. Its a bit different to all the wickets that I have played on when I was with Deccan Chargers. This is slow and low.19.6
Christian to Thyssen, out Caught by O'Brien at short third!! Christian gets two in two. Thyssen charged down the track and was beaten by the slower one, is early into the shot and once again the skier is taken easily. Thyssen c O'Brien b Christian 3(4)
Christian to Thyssen, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Kelly Smuts, left handed bat, comes to the crease19.5
Christian to Boucher, out Caught by Klinger at cover!! Doesn't get under this slower delivery which is well outside off and his intended carve over cover, loops off the top edge and settles in Klinger's hands. Boucher c Klinger b Christian 34(26) [4s-3 6s-1]
Christian to Boucher, THATS OUT!! Caught!!19.4
Christian to Boucher, FOUR!!, intelligent batting from Boucher. Knows that Christian will bowl the slower ones, moves across to off and helps a paddle from the stumps past short fine, who is inside the circle19.3
Christian to Thyssen, 1 run, Thyssen comes down the track and tries to slog, gets a thick inside edge that rolls down to the on side19.2
Christian to Boucher, 1 run, another slower delivery outside off, Boucher waits and waits, before dabbing it down to short third19.1
Christian to Thyssen, 1 run, slower delivery outside off, Thyssen mistimes the lofted hit down to long on
Daniel Christian [3.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack18.6
Harris to Thyssen, 1 run, full toss, driven to sweeper cover
Craig Thyssen, right handed bat, comes to the crease18.5
Harris to Smuts, out Caught by Tait at short fine!! Smuts' highest ever individual score comes to an end. Went well outside off and paddled it down to the man at short fine, who accepted a dolly. Smuts' score is also the highest by a Warriors batter in T20s. Deserved a ton, but he got too tired in the end and got out. Smuts c Tait b Harris 88(65) [4s-10 6s-2]
Harris to Smuts, THATS OUT!! Caught!!18.4
Harris to Smuts, no run, full and outside off, right up there, dug out back to Harris.18.3
Harris to Smuts, 2 runs, hit to long on and they hare across to complete the 2nd. A flat and accurate throw would've had Smuts in trouble, but it was a limp throw18.2
Harris to Smuts, no run, Smuts made room well outside leg and can't reach a full ball well outside off18.1
Harris to Boucher, 1 run, full and outside off, dug out wide of backward point17.6
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, Smuts swung at a high full toss with all the power he had in his tiring body and the thin inside edge rolled away past the diving Luderman and into the fine leg fence. 4-0-53-1 - Tait's figures today. Shows that pace can prove to be counter-productive in this format.17.5
Tait to Boucher, leg byes, 1 run, Tait follows Boucher and Boucher misses the heave to leg, a leg bye taken. Struck well outside leg as well.17.4
Tait to Smuts, 1 run, short and on the stumps, Smuts was backing away and carved it on the bounce to sweeper cover17.3
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, slammed straight back past Tait. He missed his length, but Smuts didn't. Hit hard and flat past Tait, who stuck his right foot out to stop. The ball whistled away to the straight boundary17.2
Tait to Boucher, 1 run, comes back well with a full tailing inswinger, Boucher squeezes it out on the off side17.2
Tait to Boucher, 5 wides, that's a horrid delivery. Ludeman had to be Joel Garner and Tom Moody combined to get there. No chance for any keeper in the world when Tait bowls those. A mile outside leg and he has gifted away 5 wides.17.1
Tait to Smuts, 1 run, Smuts inside edges the heave to leg onto his boot and the ball dribbles away to the off side16.6
Harris to Boucher, no run, the third ump was called for a stumping appeal against Boucher, but his backfoot was just in. Some part of his foot was inside the crease even as he missed the swipe to leg. Terrific work from the keeper once again. BOD to Boucher and the right call has been made.16.5
Harris to Boucher, no run, excellent bowling from Harris. Keeps it in the block-hole outside off, Boucher jams it back to Harris16.4
Harris to Smuts, 1 run, full and outside off, dug out to cover16.3
Harris to Boucher, 1 run, Klinger at cover dives to his left to cut off some runs. Saved some runs for his side16.2
Harris to Boucher, SIX!!, that's Boucher's favorite shot. Clearing the front leg and getting under a full ball to smash it way over wide long on. He has done it so many times for South Africa and now he is doing it for the Warriors. Magnificently struck by Boucher.16.1
Harris to Boucher, 2 runs, full and on the stumps, Boucher cleared his front leg and taps it down to long on. Cooper is a bit wide and they come back for the second
Daniel Harris [2.0-0-9-1] is back into the attack15.6
Tait to Boucher, 1 run, that is where he wanted to bowl all over. Boucher was making room to go off side and the ball tailed in and almost sneaked through his bat. Dug out in front of him and they take a single15.5
Tait to Boucher, FOUR!!, The fine leg is up and the low full toss, finds a thick inside edge and races away. Boucher swung at it and it found the inside edge. Tait continues to bleed runs.15.5
Tait to Smuts, no ball, 1 run, poor stuff from Tait. First he oversteps and gives away a free hit. But the ball is a good one, full and on the stumps, no room for Smuts to work with, dug out into the on side. Boucher on strike for the free-hit. What can he do?15.4
Tait to Boucher, 1 run, goes back to his other weapon - the short ball and Boucher pulls to deep backward square15.3
Tait to Smuts, 1 run, now tries to smash a full inswinging delivery and the inside edge runs away down to fine leg15.2
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, Bang! That has been wallopped by Smuts. Stood back and expected the yorker. But this was on a back of a length and he powered it over mid wicket, one bounce over the ropes. Clean, clean striking from Smuts. The margin for error is very less when one is bowling at Smuts.15.1
Tait to Boucher, 1 run, Tait comes on and immediately produces a rip roaring yorker, that tails in towards middle and leg, Boucher squirts it away down to deep square. Cannot do much with those.
Shaun Tait [2.0-0-23-1] is back into the attack14.6
O'Brien to Boucher, 1 run, O'Brien throws it full and wide outside off, Boucher is already down the wicket and thrashes it by reaching out and finds Borgas at sweeper cover. Only a single14.5
O'Brien to Boucher, FOUR!!, Super shot! Dances down the wicket and goes straight over the bowler. Hit out of the middle of the bat and long off couldn't cut it off. Boucher liked that and punches the gloves hard with Smuts after that.14.4
O'Brien to Smuts, 1 run, once again back away to leg and comes down the track as well, drives down to long off14.3
O'Brien to Smuts, 2 runs, Smuts backs away and O'Brien follows him with a leg side ball, turned softly into the gap and they run hard to complete the 2nd14.2
O'Brien to Smuts, no run, well bowled. Slower and on the stumps, Smuts gets forward and defends.14.1
O'Brien to Smuts, no run, flat and outside off, dabbed to short third.13.6
Christian to Smuts, 1 run, this time plays it in the gap between the two men and Boucher responds for the quick single13.5
Christian to Smuts, no run, good change of pace from Dan. Good slower delivery on the stumps, Smuts waits for it and dabs to backward point. No chance of a quick single13.4
Christian to Boucher, 1 run, pulls a short of length delivery from outside off and finds deep mid wicket13.3
Christian to Boucher, 2 runs, short and banged in, Boucher backed away and played the upper glide down to third man. Intentionally dabbed down.13.2
Christian to Boucher, no run, Boucher made room to go through off, but the ball came in and cramped him for room. The bat turned in Boucher's hand and the ball dribbles away to mid wicket. Smuts had to get back quickly and he did13.1
Christian to Smuts, 1 run, full and on the stumps, Smuts drills it to long on12.6
O'Brien to Smuts, 1 run, uses the bottom hand and powers it down to long on, retains the strike with that run12.5
O'Brien to Smuts, 2 runs, poor effort from Borgas. The leading edge was found as Smuts tried to hoick across the line, but Borgas made a hash of a simple stop and conceded an extra run12.4
O'Brien to Smuts, FOUR!!, fraction short and outside off, Smuts rocked back and powered a backfoot forcing shot, past the diving short cover and then beat another dive from Borgas at sweeper cover. Once again hit with lots of power and the ball purred across the turf. This man is turning it on.12.3
O'Brien to Boucher, 1 run, comes down the track and gets to the pitch to whip it to deep mid12.2
O'Brien to Boucher, no run, ooh! A leading edge and the ball dribbles away to the off side. No where near any fielder12.1
O'Brien to Boucher, no run, a loud shout for stumping against Boucher, but his backfoot was firmly in place. He missed the drive and the keeper whipped off the bails in a flash. No need to go for the third ump's assistance for those
Aaron O'Brien [2.0-0-19-0] is back into the attack11.6
Christian to Smuts, 2 runs, now cuts a slower short of length delivery outside off down to sweeper cover for an easy couple11.5
Christian to Smuts, FOUR!!, this fellow has wrists of Titanium. Full and on the stumps, with a hint of reverse. Smuts went deep back into his crease and just whipped it with lots of bottom hand, deep mid had no chance. He had to move a few paces to his left, but the timing on that beat him pretty easily11.4
Christian to Boucher, 1 run, on the hips and on a short of length, Boucher gets inside the line to glance it down to fine leg11.3
Christian to Smuts, 1 run, full and reversing in on the stumps, Smuts clears his front leg and drills it down to long on11.2
Christian to Boucher, leg byes, 1 run, a huge shout for LBW. But that was going well down leg. Boucher played all around a swinging full toss and was hit on the pad. But the umpire got it spot on.11.1
Christian to Smuts, 1 run, that's a very good effort from Smuts. Appreciates the response from the sparse crowd by raising his bat. Calmly knocked down past the bowler and down to the vacant mid wicket area. A fine fifty for Smuts.10.6
Harris to Smuts, 1 run, full and on off stump, swung down to long on, to keep strike10.5
Harris to Smuts, no run, low full toss and swinging back in, Smuts crashes it straight back to Harris10.4
Harris to Smuts, 2 runs, squirted across the line and places it in between the two men in the deep on the on side. Takes on deep mid and comes back for an easy two10.3
Harris to Boucher, 1 run, chopped wide of backward point and there is a dive from point to keep it down to a single10.2
Harris to Smuts, 1 run, low full toss on the pads, clipped down to deep backward square leg
Mark Boucher, right handed bat, comes to the crease10.1
Harris to Ingram, out Caught by Borgas at deep mid wicket!! The pressure of a few cheap overs has got to Ingram and he has found the man in the deep with a perfectly placed pull. Took it from outside off and clattered it, but deep mid didn't have to move an inch. Took it over his head and the South Australian Redbacks fight back. Ingram c Borgas b Harris 30(24) [4s-3 6s-1]
Harris to Ingram, THATS OUT!! Caught!!9.6
Christian to Ingram, 1 run, full and wide outside off, carved just in front of sweeper cover. On the bounce to him.9.5
Christian to Smuts, 1 run, cracks the cut hard into the ground and takes a single as it goes wide of short cover9.4
Christian to Smuts, no run, angling in, flicked straight to the fielder at mid wicket9.3
Christian to Ingram, 1 run, this time they take a single to point, despite a quick throw from Rashid. Batsmen are in safely9.2
Christian to Ingram, no run, good ball that, change of pace from Christian. Ingram was looking for the dab down to third man, the ball bounced a tad extra and beat the bat. Good take again from the keeper.9.1
Christian to Ingram, no run, shortish and flat from round the wicket, chopped down to backward point
Daniel Christian, right-arm medium, comes into the attack
South Australia have done well to pull things back. Smuts though is still there. Here is Hyderabad's very own Daniel Christian. He plays for the Deccan Chargers.8.6
Harris to Ingram, 1 run, that's a good over from Harris. Just the 4 off it. Driven to long off8.5
Harris to Smuts, 1 run, slower one on the middle and leg stump line, flicked down to deep mid wicket8.4
Harris to Ingram, 1 run, good length delivery on the stumps, Ingram shows the full face of the bat and punches down to long off8.3
Harris to Smuts, 1 run, angling in, turned with the angle through mid wicket8.2
Harris to Smuts, no run, tries the cute dab down to third man. The third man is up and Smuts didn't make contact this time. Good take by the keeper standing up as well8.1
Harris to Smuts, no run, good length delivery on the stumps, Smuts gets forward and defends
Daniel Harris, right-arm medium, comes into the attack7.6
O'Brien to Ingram, SIX!!, he likes the sweep and the slog sweep does Ingram. Again stays low, crouching and kneeling down, before that powerful swing of the bat results in a slog sweep that goes way over the fence at deep mid wicket. Ingram liked it and indulges in some glove love with Smuts. Hit that sweetly and a long way.7.5
O'Brien to Smuts, 1 run, full on the stumps, driven to long off7.4
O'Brien to Smuts, no run, tries to hit it too hard and ends up mishitting it back to O'Brien7.3
O'Brien to Ingram, 1 run, kneels down and sweeps a ball on the stumps down to fine leg7.2
O'Brien to Smuts, 1 run, tries to manufacture a paddle sweep, but O'Brien bowls it well outside off, eventually Smuts can only lap it around the corner7.1
O'Brien to Ingram, 1 run, leg sideish, knocked down to deep square leg6.6
Lyon to Smuts, no run, again Smuts looked to find the boundary. But his cracking cut finds cover6.5
Lyon to Ingram, 1 run, well flighted delivery on the stumps, Ingram gets forward and pushes it down to long off6.4
Lyon to Smuts, 1 run, turns the offie through mid wicket6.3
Lyon to Smuts, no run, tries to force a cover drive and the bat turns in his hand, mistimed back to Lyon6.2
Lyon to Smuts, FOUR!!, we all saw the tremendous power of Smuts. Now here is another dimension to his batting. Absolute finesse from the big man. Hangs back and opens the face of the bat at the last moment to glide a regulation offie down to the third man fence. Played it late and softly to get a beautiful boundary. Well played!6.1
Lyon to Ingram, 1 run, well tossed up delivery on the stumps, driven with a flourish to long off5.6
O'Brien to Smuts, no run, Oh! That was close. Coming in with the angle and skidding through on the stumps. Smuts was cramped for room and his intended punch through the off side, can only produce an inside edge onto the pads5.5
O'Brien to Ingram, 1 run, short and flat outside off, cut away wide of backward point5.5
O'Brien to Smuts, 2 wides, wayward delivery. Down leg and the keeper had no chance. Still got some glove on it to keep the damage down to one5.4
O'Brien to Ingram, 1 run, on the pads, clipped away to deep square leg5.3
O'Brien to Ingram, no run, flicked straight to the fielder at mid wicket5.2
O'Brien to Ingram, FOUR!!, beautiful shot. Use of the feet and to the pitch of the ball, before lofting it over mid off. No need to run for those when mid off is inside the circle5.1
O'Brien to Smuts, 1 run, pushed down to long off, beating short extra's dive
Aaron O'Brien, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack4.6
Lyon to Ingram, no run, calmly defended to the off side to end an expensive over from Lyon4.5
Lyon to Ingram, FOUR!!, he played a powerful sweep earlier in the over, now shows his finesse, by paddling a straight ball on the stumps, down to the fine leg fence. Got it to to the left of short fine this time. Superb batting from Ingram.4.4
Lyon to Ingram, no run, comes down the track and drills one to mid on, no chance of a quick single4.3
Lyon to Ingram, no run, well flighted delivery on the stumps, pushed back to Lyon4.2
Lyon to Ingram, FOUR!!, this time Ingram connects with the sweep well. Kneels down and sweeps powerfully wide of short fine. Deep square cannot run around and haul it back in.4.1
Lyon to Ingram, no run, mistimes a cover drive, rolls down to short cover4.1
Lyon to Ingram, wide, down leg and from round the wicket and Ingram can't connect with the sweep
Nathan Lyon, right-arm off break, comes into the attack3.6
Tait to Smuts, no run, good change up from Tait. Slower and on the stumps, Smuts dabs it to backward point.3.5
Tait to Smuts, SIX!!, the extra pace of Tait is proving to be his achilles heel here. This one is short and does not rise much, Smuts just pulled it over the deep backward square leg boundary. Terrific timing on that and already Smuts has raced away to 34. Tait can go for runs and today he is going for some heavy runs.3.4
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, no margin for error in this format. Tait missed the yorker and Smuts shovelled it with lots of bottom hand through mid wicket. Minimal follow-through as well. Superb batting from Smuts.3.3
Tait to Smuts, no run, turned to square leg and Smuts has to send back Ingram who was looking for the single.3.2
Tait to Smuts, no run, pacy stuff from Tait again. Short and wide outside off, Smuts went for the upper cut, but didn't connect. If he had, it may well have gone for another biggie.3.2
Tait to Smuts, wide, slower delivery down leg, easy call for the ump3.1
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, Smuts looks a very dangerous player. He targets Tait and though he didn't hit it as well as he would've liked to, he still got enough wood on it to go straight down the ground for a boundary.2.6
Rashid to Smuts, 1 run, calmly turns the strike over and retains it with a nudge wide of square leg2.5
Rashid to Smuts, no run, Smuts opens the face of the bat and guides it to short third2.4
Rashid to Ingram, 1 run, flatter and on the stumps, knocked down to long on2.3
Rashid to Smuts, 1 run, pushed to long on2.2
Rashid to Smuts, FOUR!!, this is tripe from Rashid. Drags it way down, Smuts just had to find the gap and he did by pulling powerfully to deep mid wicket. Rashid is under immense pressure now. Smuts looking very aggressive.2.1
Rashid to Smuts, SIX!!, Rashid is just pushing through from the front of his hand. Smuts saw that out of the hand and danced down to smash it way over wide long on. Clean swing of the bat and it went over the fence. First biggie of the game1.6
Tait to Smuts, 1 run, nicely done. Stood on his toes, got on top of the bounce and angled it down to third man to keep strike1.5
Tait to Smuts, no run, short and wide outside off, Smuts went after it, but it was far too wide. Another wide called1.5
Tait to Smuts, wide, too short and pacy from Tait, flies over the head of Smuts. Good take by the keeper. But called a wide for height1.4
Tait to Ingram, 1 run, comical stuff. The umpire has had a nasty fall. He fell down like a sack of potatoes. Ingram pushed it to mid off and set off, the fielder threw at the stumps at the non-striker's end and the umpire collided with the man backing up. He fell down and is up immediately. Good to see that.
Colin Ingram, left handed bat, comes to the crease1.3
Tait to Prince, out Bowled!! That's where Tait is so good. Takes out Prince with a beauty. Full, fast and straight on middle stump, before Prince could get his bat down, it had sneaked through and flattened the middle stump. Prince was clearly beaten for pace. Swung a bit and Prince was caught on the crease, in trying to whip it. Supah ball! Prince b Tait 3(2)
Tait to Prince, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!1.2
Tait to Smuts, 1 run, in the air, but short of mid off. The lack of pace again forcing a miscued drive, it just fell in front of a lunging mid off.1.1
Tait to Smuts, FOUR!!, Tait ambles in and bowls slightly short outside off. But what a good shot that by Smuts. Arched back and hit it up and over backward point. The ball screamed away to the fence. It was intentionally carved over backward point.
Shaun Tait, right-arm fast, comes into the attack0.6
Rashid to Smuts, 1 run, that's a pretty poor effort from Rashid. It was a regulation stop to his right and he allowed it to go through, gifting away a single0.5
Rashid to Smuts, no run, already signs that this is a very slow and low pitch. Smuts went for the pull and the ball kept so low that it sneaked through his legs. Good stop by the keeper. Saved some runs there0.4
Rashid to Prince, 3 runs, the form batter, Prince is away with a nice looking backfoot punch, pierced the off side field and the slow outfield ensures that the ball will stop before the ropes. Easy three0.3
Rashid to Smuts, 1 run, Rashid is lucky to get away with a short ball, it was down leg and Smuts mistimed the pull to deep mid wicket, didn't get hold of it at all0.2
Rashid to Smuts, no run, drifting onto leg, turned straight to the fielder at square leg0.1
Rashid to Smuts, no run, short of length delivery and huryying on to Smuts who punches nicely, but finds cover
Smuts and Prince are at the crease. Smuts is on strike. Rashid will open the attack
South Australia will start off with spin. Adil Rashid will start off. A defensive field to start off with. Here we go.
South Australia (Playing XI): Daniel Harris, Michael Klinger(c), Cameron Borgas, Daniel Christian, Callum Ferguson, Tom Cooper, Tim Ludeman(w), Aaron O'Brien, Nathan Lyon, Adil Rashid, Shaun Tait
Warriors (Playing XI): Ashwell Prince, JJ Smuts, Colin Ingram, Mark Boucher(w), Kelly Smuts, Craig Thyssen, Johan Botha(c), Nicky Boje, Wayne Parnell, Juan Theron, Lonwabo Tsotsobe
Klinger: It is a nice, flat wicket but we are a good chasing team. We practiced well in Adelaide. We have picked three specialist spinners and we have a nice balance.
Botha: We will bat first. The wicket looks dry and we have some good spinners. It was a good run chase against Bangalore. We need to do well during the middle overs of the game.
Warriors have won the toss and elected to bat
Pitch Report: This pitch has got some red soil with a little bit of clay. There are some cracks around the good length area and there will be some purchase for the spinners. The ball will not come onto the bat. Sunil Gavaskar reckons that the batsmen will have to apply themselves on this track.
Hello and Welcome to the match between the Warriors and the South Australian Redbacks live from Hyderabad. Revenge will be foremost on the minds of the Australian champions as they look to avenge their 2010 CLT20 semi-final loss to the Warriors. The South African side, on the other hand, managed to win a nail-biter against Bangalore in their first match and they will be looking to win this encounter today. Stay tuned for the toss and the team updates.
Preview by Gokul Gopal
The Warriors got their Champions League campaign off to a sensational start with a thrilling last ball victory against the Royal Challengers Bangalore and they would look to build on their impressive beginning when they face the South Australian Redbacks. The Australian side, on the other hand, would not let the Warriors have it easy and they have a quality line-up to challenge the South African team.
Previous encounter: The last time that these two sides faces off was during the semi finals of the 2010 edition of the CL. The Warriors had posted a total of 175/6, powered by a fine 61 by Davy Jacobs (Playing for Mumbai in CL 2011). In reply, the Redbacks could only manage 145/7, despite a fighting 71 by Callum Ferguson.
Warriors: Johan Botha led Warriors managed to upset one of the tournament favourites Bangalore by pulling off a victory in the last ball of the innings, chasing 173 to win. Ashwell Prince was the star performer, scoring an excellent 74 off 55 balls to always keep the Warriors in the game. Skipper Botha then ensured that the game turned in favour of the Warriors by scoring a quick-fire 42 off just 24 balls. While they did manage to chase down a relatively big target, the Warriors do have a few concerns in their batting. Mark Boucher and Justin Kreusch failed to deliver, falling cheaply while the likes of JJ Smuts and Colin Ingram got off to good starts but could not convert them to bigger scores.
Warriors bowling was not up to the mark and if not for quick wickets during the end overs, Bangalore could have reached a much bigger total. However, some appreciation is due for Rusty Theron, who picked up a four wicket haul and kept the run-scoring under check. The likes of Tsotsobe, Parnell and Botha though, erred in their line and length and were taken for a plenty of runs. But they are all experienced campaigners and they would be eager to do well and help the side strengthen their position in the tournament.
South Australian Redbacks: This is the second time that the South Australian team has made it to the Champions League. The Redbacks, who were the semifinalists in the previous edition of the tournament, made it to the CL by beating New South Wales in the Big Bash League. Led by Michael Klinger, the Redbacks side has some quality performers despite not having many international names in the ranks. They do have the experienced Callum Ferguson, who lends a lot of strength to the middle order. At the top, skipper Klinger and Daniel Harris are very much capable of providing quick starts.
Shaun Tait spearheads the bowling attack which also has the talented Daniel Christian and the English import Adil Rashid. The presence of Nathan Lyon, Gary Putland and Aaron O'Brien provides variety to the bowling. Overall, The South Australian Redbacks have a very balanced squad and would look to end up as one of the teams qualifying for the semis.
Warriors out-fielded Royal Challengers; that was the difference in the end. We have got to make sure that our fielding is right up there: Michael Klinger
We needed some fortune to go our way, and scampering home at the end, it was dramatic stuff: Ashwell Prince, after the dramatic win against Bangalore.
Warriors (From): Johan Botha(c), Mark Boucher(w), Lonwabo Tsotsobe, Craig Thyssen, Juan Theron, Kelly Smuts, JJ Smuts, Ashwell Prince, Wayne Parnell, Makhaya Ntini, Lyall Meyer, Justin Kreusch, Colin Ingram, Nicky Boje, Andrew Birch
South Australia (From): Michael Klinger(c), James Smith, Kane Richardson, Gary Putland, Callum Ferguson, Daniel Christian, Shaun Tait, Chadd Sayers, Adil Rashid, Nathan Lyon, Aaron O'Brien, Tim Ludeman, Daniel Harris, Tom Cooper, Cameron Borgas

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A few modifiable behaviors appear to explain the relationship between depressive symptoms and poorer outcomes in patients in with coronary heart disease, researchers found.
As seen in previous studies, patients with elevated depressive symptoms had a higher risk of MI or all-cause death through about 4 years of follow-up, after accounting for demographics, education, income, and body mass index (HR 1.41, 95% CI 1.15 to 1.72), according to Siqin Ye, MD, of Columbia University in New York City, and colleagues.
However, further adjustment for comorbidities, medications, and four behavioral variables -- smoking, physical inactivity, medication non-adherence, and alcohol use -- rendered the association nonsignificant (HR 1.14, 95% CI 0.93 to 1.40), suggesting that some of those factors mediated the relationship, the researchers reported online in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
In fact, smoking and physical inactivity accounted for 17.6% and 21% of the excess risk of MI or all-cause death associated with elevated depressive symptoms.
"These findings ... suggest that behavioral interventions to target smoking cessation and increase physical activity could reduce the excessive cardiac risk associated with depression in coronary heart disease patients," the authors wrote.
They noted that "prior studies of pharmacological and counseling approaches of depression treatment demonstrated only limited efficacy in reducing cardiac risk in that patient population."
The researchers examined data on 4,676 participants with a history of coronary heart disease from the REGARDS study, which enrolled black and white individuals 45 and older from the continental U.S. All underwent an assessment of depressive symptoms at baseline with the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression 4-item Scale.
Overall, 13.6% had elevated depressive symptoms, defined as a score of at least 4 out of 12. Those without depressive symptoms were younger, on average (65.5 versus 68.9, P<0.001).
Through a median follow-up of 3.8 years, definite or probable myocardial infarction (MI) or all-cause death occurred in 19.6% of those who had elevated depressive symptoms and 16.3% of those without such symptoms, a difference that became nonsignificant in the fully adjusted model that included the four behavioral variables.
Although the four behavioral variables combined accounted for 36.9% of the excess risk of MI or death attributed to elevated depressive symptoms, only two were significantly related to the negative outcome -- smoking (HR 2.06, 95% CI 1.71 to 2.47) and physical inactivity (HR 1.47, 95% CI 1.27 to 1.71).
Alcohol use and medication non-adherence failed to significantly explain any of the excess risk in the fully adjusted model.
The authors acknowledged some limitations of the analysis, including the use of self-reported data for the behavioral factors; the inability to evaluate some biological factors that could be involved, including endothelial dysfunction and heart rate variability; possible survivor bias; and the observational design, which precludes conclusions about the causality of the observed relationships.
In an accompanying editorial, James Blumenthal, PhD, of Duke University in Durham, N.C., also pointed to the limited number of potential mediators that were explored in the study.
Nevertheless, he wrote, it is now clear based on this and previous studies that depression is a characteristic that confers increased vulnerability to patients with coronary heart disease, along with various plaque, blood, and myocardial characteristics.
He said that "by identifying smoking and physical inactivity as mediators of the relationship between depression and adverse health outcomes, [the authors] remind us of the value of promoting healthy lifestyle changes and specifically smoking cessation and exercise training to improve clinical outcomes in this vulnerable population."
From the American Heart Association:
This research project is supported by a cooperative agreement from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
Ye is supported by an American College of Cardiology/Merck Research Fellowship award and by a National Institutes of Health grant. One co-author reported relationships with Amgen, Pfizer, and DiaDexus.
Blumenthal reported supported from a grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell on Monday described some of the proposed cuts to conservation programs as irrational. She said through land leases, fees and other receipts, her department brings in more revenue than it spends each year and the changes proposed by Republicans in the House could upend that.
"The Department of the Interior is an outstanding investment to the American taxpayer," she said in a call with reporters. "Interior is one of the few agencies that generates more than it spends."
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They didn�t stop at just one.
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Schaub, in his first starting job after backing up Michael Vick for three seasons in Atlanta, looked sharp against a defense that flustered Denver last week.
Jones was the star of this one though, returning a punt 91 yards for a score early in the first quarter before leaping for the touchdown grab in the second quarter. It was the second week in a row that Jones, a third-round pick from Division II Lane College, returned a punt for a touchdown after returning one 80 yards last week.
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Considering that unlimited mobile broadband was not only part of the marketing pitch, but also a big part of the reason for why I signed up for the plan I did, this certainly seems like a bait-and-switch deal... and I'd thought that bait-and-switch deals like this were violations of FTC rules, but what do I know?
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Mayor Frank Schaaf said unidentified suspects broke as many as 15 glass windows in Main Street properties early Saturday morning. The initial estimated damage is $5,000.
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No longer do Americans deserve to be called the world's "consumers of last resort."
A striking decline in the U.S. trade deficit to its lowest level in four years in November reflects an ongoing improvement in the nation's exports and a dramatic decline in its dependence on foreign goods and services. Both of those will improve the economy's sustainability and job-creating potential. But for many in the rest of the world, it's a frustrating turn of events.
The U.S. economy is in the best shape of the past six years — underscored by everything from purchasing manager surveys to stronger construction spending — and is outperforming most of its advanced-country peers. But whereas past periods of U.S. outperformance coincided with increased American spending on imports and a widening deficit, the opposite is happening now. Deficits are not only falling as a proportion of GDP; they are declining in absolute terms — a complete about-face from prior trends.
The U.S., "is growing, but it's not exporting any more of that growth overseas," says Lena Komileva, chief economist at G+ Economics. That means that export-oriented Asian economies such China and Taiwan, as well America's big regional trading partners, Canada and Mexico, are yet to see their traditional pickup when demand returns to the world's largest economy.
There's an unfortunate inevitability to this, since it reflects a correction from the unstable imbalances that persisted before the financial crisis of 2008-2009, when a binge-spending U.S. would buy and borrow from countries like China and Japan, nations where the opposite problem of repressed domestic spending left an excess of both goods and savings.
The U.S. trade deficit got to 6% of GDP at the end of 2006; it's now about 2.5%. A similar decline has been seen in the current account deficit, which measures the full array of America's transactions with the rest of the world. On the flipside, China's current account surplus has dropped from 10.1% of GDP in 2007 to around 2.3%. The crisis was the breaking point that corrected those imbalances.
"As economists at the time were saying, that size of external imbalances was just unsustainable," says Paul Sheard, chief global economist at Standard & Poor's Ratings Services. "There were two ways it would unwind: in a disorderly fashion or an orderly one. It turned out to be disorderly."
The rebalancing has manifested in the U.S. manufacturing more cars at home, producing more domestic energy — for which it was helped by the shale oil and gas revolution — and buying fewer credit card-funded knickknacks. But it has also translated into losses for manufacturers from other countries. Unable to fall back on American consumer markets and with China's rising domestic demand initially focused on commodities, their idle factories have saddled emerging market economies with excess capacity. And that has had a disinflationary impact on world prices.
One fix for these foreign exporters would be a stronger dollar, which would boost their competitiveness. But until the Federal Reserve signals its intent to raise short-end interest rates, an overwhelming demand for dollars is unlikely to come forth and drive up the exchange rate. Nor can they expect their governments to lobby Washington on their behalf. For many emerging market authorities, the status quo is the lesser of two evils: they're more spooked by the threat that tighter U.S. monetary policy could drive capital out of their economies than by competition from a comparatively weak U.S. dollar. Read why the world will love the dollar again.
That — along with the stubborn refusal of the European Central Bank to fight deflation with U.S.-style quantitative easing — is why the euro is 4% stronger than the dollar from a year ago, even though the U.S. has clearly outperformed the euro-zone economy. And, when contrasted with the expectation that Chinese authorities will let interest rates rise as they liberalize their financial sector and curtail a debt bubble, the Fed's commitment to keep rates "low for longer" also keeps the Chinese yuan close to record highs.
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We're a couple of government engineers that started out using (rented) government equipment! Visited Whistlestop in 2008 and thought it looked like fun, so we decided to give it a try. No amateur spots left, so pro we go. Had never even fired up a grill until competition day - EVER - and still placed 36th out of 62 teams - we were hooked! Riverfest was our second time out - still no practice! - and we made it to 18th. A little more work and we'll get there!! T-shirts are coming: "In Pork We Trust"
Hometown: Huntsville, AL
State/Province: AL
Country: US
Most wins in a year: No Grands...yet
Biggest Wins: May 2011, Hartselle, AL - Grand Reserve Jun 2011, Lewisburg, AL - 4th Overall Jul 2011, Bessemer, AL - Grand Reserve Sep 2011, Decatur, AL - 6th Overall Oct 2011, Cullman, AL - Grand Reserve
Sponsors: None, but available


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Debian torrentflux install
Install the lighttpd web server with PHP5 et SQLite support
Switch to debian unstable (needed as lighttpd is not available in stable debian)
nano /etc/apt/sources.list replace stable to unstable in "deb" lines //deb http://security.debian.org stable/updates main contrib //deb ftp://ftp.fr.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib //deb ftp://ftp.de.debian.org/debian-non-US stable/non-US main contrib //deb-src ftp://ftp.fr.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib //deb-src ftp://ftp.de.debian.org/debian-non-US stable/non-US main contrib
Install Lighttpd + PHP5 + SQLite support
apt-get install lighttpd php5-cgi php5-sqlite
Answer yes to all and ignore the errors (the one about exim is normal as you do not have exim !)
You may also need python
apt-get install python
Now configure lighttpd to use PHP5-cgi :
nano /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/10-fastcgi.conf // replace "bin-path" => "/usr/bin/php4-cgi", // with "bin-path" => "/usr/bin/php5-cgi",
and activate fast-cgi and cgi modules :
cd /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled ln -s ../conf-available/10-cgi.conf 10-cgi.conf ln -s ../conf-available/10-fastcgi.conf 10-fastcgi.conf
Allow any client to connect to the server :
nano /etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf // comment the line server.bind = "localhost"
#server.bind = "localhost"
Run lighttpd server with root privileges :
// comment the lines server.username = "www-data" // and server.groupname = "www-data"
restart lighttpd :
/etc/init.d/lighttpd restart
Torrentflux 2.1 + Transmissioncli installation
Lucky you, I've made a package with all already compiled/configured :
apt-get install wget cd / wget http://www.kurobox.com/sylver/contest/06-05-15_torrentflux_transmission/tf21_tr.tar.gz tar xzf tf21_tr.tar.gz rm tf21_tr.tar.gz
It's almost finished :) With your browser, go to http://kurobox_ip/tf21 You will be prompted for a login/password ! You can enter whatever you want this time, it will be saved as the admin's user/password !
Now you can play with Torrentflux, your downloads will be stored in /mnt/torrent directory ;) Have fun !
Clutch (alternative webgui for Transmission)
Instead of Torrentflux, you may also want to try Clutch. This is a web-based frontend to the transmission-daemon.
The latest package and howtos are at: http://clutchbt.com/ [You may have to update transmission to a later build than the one in Sylver's package: check out http://www.transmissionbt.com/ for new packages.]


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Standards-Based Education
In a former coal town on the western Canadian coast, nestled in a protected harbour which makes the surrounding area a boater's paradise, inaccessible from mainland North America save for an hour and a half ferry ride, I received one of the most encouraging signs in a while that standards-based web design is really catching on.
I had the absolute pleasure of spending a leisurely hour ferrying across the Georgia Straight one morning earlier this week to Malaspina University-College on Vancouver Island, then running an afternoon workshop with Jim Rutherford's Digital Media class. And I'll say this about the experience — it's positively uplifting to hear that there are instructors out there who have shelved old-school design methods in favour of standards-based design, and are seeing their students respond in an overwhelmingly positive way.
New this year, the course syllabus has started to heavily promote standards-based design, and as the semester draws to a close it's proved so successful that a complete 3-credit web standards class is in the works for next year, as well as a heavy bias in this direction across the rest of the course.
This is just fantastic news. I haven't had my finger on education's pulse in a while but I mistakenly assumed it's as bad out there as you'd expect. Instead we have shining examples like Malaspina leading the way, and molding their students for a better web of tomorrow.
It was an honour to go and talk to a class who I suspect could have shown me a few new CSS tricks. (And look at their portfolios, wow.)