036 x KKR Match #08
009 x IPL Nights after party (after Match #08)
028 x KKR Match #09

    

003 x Kolkata Knight Riders Match #08
003 x Twitter Pics

  

034 x My Name is Khan VFX
019 x FICCI Frames Excellence Awards (2010)
001 x Twitter Pics

    

002 x Photographer: Dabboo Ratnani
001 x My Name is Khan movie still
001 x KKR Match #03
001 x Twitter pic

      

006 x Cintaa Superstars Ka Jalwaa
023 x FICCI Frames Inauguration
009 x Kolkata Knight Riders Match #03
001 x Man's World March 2010 scan

      

008 x KKR promotional material
016 x IPL Season 3 Launch Dinner (Red Carpet)
005 x Gathering at Trident Hotel after first KKR match (2010)
011 x Match #02 pics

      

Kolkata Knight Riders 161 for 4 (Mathews 65*, Shah 58*, Vaas 2-22) beat Deccan Chargers 150 for 7 (Gilchrist 54, Langeveldt 2-26) by 11 runs

Kolkata Knight Riders showed more character than perhaps the first two seasons put together to survive early blows by oldies Chaminda Vaas and Adam Gilchrist at the start of each innings. First Angelo Mathews and Owais Shah added 130 runs from 31 for 4 to put up a fighting total. Their effort was going in vain with Gilchrist rushing towards the target, but all the bowlers pulled their game up to take regular wickets and allow Deccan Chargers only 51 runs in the last nine overs. Kolkata scored 58 in their last four.

It was as much Deccan throwing it away as Kolkata pulling it back. Gilchrist, who had been dropped twice on the way to his fifty, started the turnaround by pulling Brad Hodge straight to deep square leg. In the next over Herschelle Gibbs holed out to long-off. Two overs later Andred Symonds went to slog the first delivery he faced from Ishant Sharma, and top-edged. Two more overs later Rohit Sharma was fooled by a Mathews slower bouncer, and 99 for 1 had become 128 for 5. All that with the required run-rate never crossing eight per over by much.

040 x Tie up with XXX Energy Drink For KKR & Jersey Launch

    

15 from a Kolkata Knight Riders training camp and press meet: