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IPL4 Match 51 - Easy for Pune

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Yuvraj Singh was back at his home ground (not that of Pune but his own) and that was one reason he was able to snap his team’s run of losses. A good team effort on the field meant that his team had an easy target to chase down which was achieved without much strain. See the complete post here

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