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WEST ALLIS, Wis. -- Will Power gave Tony Kanaan a friendly tap on the arm when someone asked the fellow IndyCar driver about what it took to succeed at the Milwaukee Mile. "Tell me!" Power joked. No need -- Power did just fine on his own Saturday. The IndyCar series points leader will start at the pole Sunday after being the only driver to surpass 169 mph in qualifying. What a nice way to start the final three weeks of the season for Power, who has a slim lead over Team Penske teammate Helio Castroneves in the standings. "Obviously, a win tomorrow would be phenomenal as far as the championship goes," Power said before narrowing his focus. "Just no other way to approach it but just be smart and keep your head down lap by lap. You cant even think about the overall picture." Power topped qualifying Saturday with a lap at 169.262 mph. Castroneves will start eighth. Tony Kanaan qualified second at 168.662 mph for his seventh straight top-10 start. A third Penske driver, Juan Pablo Montoya, will start third. After a week off in the series, the Milwaukee race begins a three-week stretch to end the season. Kanaan led a strong contingent from Chip Ganassi Racing, which will start four drivers in the top 11. Kanaan won at the Mile in 2006 and 2007. "Weve been showing how quick weve been, how good weve been everywhere. Weve just really got to get a little bit of luck on our side sometime," Kanaan said. "Hopefully tomorrow well challenge Will and some of the guys." Power took his third pole of the season, and the first since qualifying first in June at Texas. The race is promoted by team owner Michael Andretti. The highest-qualifying Andretti Autosport driver was Marco Andretti, who will start ninth. Ryan Hunter-Reay, third in the standings, will start in the second-to-last row in 19th place. Hunter-Reay won at Milwaukee the previous two years. "We just missed the balance entirely today in qualifying -- it wasnt even close," he said. "Unfortunately, we are going to have to pay for it tomorrow." Andretti driver James Hinchcliffe had the top speeds at both practice sessions earlier Saturday, but made contact with the wall late in the second session. Hinchcliffe said the car was fine, but track conditions had changed by the time of his qualifying run. He will start in 13th position. Cheap Adidas NHL Jerseys . - The Raiders have released guard Mike Brisiel after two disappointing seasons in Oakland. Cheap Rangers Jerseys Authentic . Terry came from Boston along with Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce but has appeared in just 35 games after a knee injury, averaging 4.5 points on 36 per cent shooting. 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Hi Kerry, The recent issues in the Boston-Pittsburgh game have highlighted a number of officiating, game control, and player sportsmanship aspects.Kevin Pietersen branded Chis Gayle a freak show and voiced his concerns over Englands bowling after West Indies beat Eoin Morgans men by six wickets at the World T20. Gayle smashed 100 not out from 48 balls to become the first man to crack two World T20 tons, following his 117 against South Africa in the inaugural tournament in 2007.But does the Jamaicans form make West Indies genuine contenders for the 2016 trophy and what of England? KP, who watched the game in the Sky Sports studio, talks the universe boss, Englands issues and more… Sky Sports Nasser Hussain pays tribute to Chris Gayle after he smashed a century off just 47 balls. Chris Gayle and West Indies title chancesKP SAYS: He is a superstar, a freak show and was proud to get himself over the line and not leave it to anyone else. Thats what you want to do as a batter - you dont feel that satisfaction if you fall 10 runs short. He understood that he was just standing there and that it was the bowler was under pressure and thinking Where do I bowl to this bloke? Its a simple game-plan but it is so effective. Gayle cant do that in every game but you only need one or two players in form to score the bulk of your runs and then have other guys chipping in to go a long way in a tournament. Englands Joe Root told Rob Key that there were plenty of positives to take away from their six wicket defeat to West Indies.dddddddddddd Englands bowlingKP SAYS: The only thing England should be concerned about is their bowling. Why did Adil Rashid only bowl two overs, for example, and who is Englands other death bowler, besides Chris Jordan, who is brilliant at it. They havent played cricket in India, though, and only Eoin Morgan has played in the IPL. Thats a huge thing and it showed when Joe Root said 180 was a par score. It wasnt. Adil Rashid is a much-improved bowler, says KP Adil RashidKP SAYS: He now has the ability to bowl his googly and leg-spinner a little bit quicker. He was previously a bit one-paced with his leg-spinner and his googly wasnt as quick but now he varies his speeds and bowls both balls at the same pace, so you have less time to pick them as a batsman. Jason RoyKP SAYS: Jasons strength is also his weakness. He has the ability to crunch any ball anywhere from third man to fine leg but he tries to do it a bit too early, so I think he needs to play 10 balls and get himself in and then express himself. Running down the wicket and slogging is not his game, and for consistency at the top of the order and for England to keep selecting you, you have to get yourself in. Kevin Pietersen had some advice for Jason Roy ahead of Englands World T20 opener against West Indies. Also See: Gayle ton downs England WATCH: Gayle reacts to century WATCH: Root on Englands defeat Live cricket on Sky ' ' '