Windies outshine India in Super Eights : T20 World Cup Photographs

GOING..GOING..GONE: This was India's first big challenge in the ICC World Twenty20 Championship 2009. But against a quality attack they struggled. India were 66 for four wickets after 12 overs.

SINGH IS KING: But never write off India when Yuvraj Singh is at the crease. He took over the battle to the enemy's camp and with a 64-run stand with Yusuf Pathan before he fell to Fidel Edwards.

GAYLE SHACKLED: Chris gayle started the pursuit of 154 with a bang. But at the other end Andre Fletcher fell cheaply. Harbhajan Singh bowled a superb maiden over to shackle the free spirited Gayle. And Zaheer Khan reaped the reward.

BHAJJI AT HIS BEST: Three fours in typical Harbhajan Singh style saw the Indians go past 150 with Bravo and Edwards sharing all the spoils.

AWESOME TWOSOME: But Gayle's dismissal proved to be a blessing in disguise as Lendl Simmons and Dwayne Bravo turned it on.

BRAVO DWAYNE: The 58-run partnership had India in trouble before Simmons fell for 44. Bravo was not finished though and in the company of Chanderpaul finished it off in style

India vs Ireland, ICC World Cup T20 Photographs

Yuvraj Singh and Rohit Sharma walk back after India's eight-wicket win over Ireland.

Indian captain MS Dhoni walks back after his dismissal.

Gautam Gambhir reacts after missing a ball.

Rohit Sharma plays a shot as Ireland wicketkeeper Gary Wilson looks on.

Gautam Gambhir plays a shot as Ireland wicketkeeper Gary Wilson looks on.

Zaheer Khan celebrates the wicket of Andrew White.

Praveen Kumar signs autographs in the innings break.

Suresh Raina celebrates with Yuvraj Singh after running out Regan West.

Andrew White plays a shot in his top scoring knock of 29 runs.

Indian fans celebrate taking the wicket of Ireland's William Porterfield.

The Indian team celebrates the fall of an Irish wicket.

Zaheer Khan celebrates after taking the wicket of Ireland's captain William Porterfield.

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