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| Key players coming into their own just before WC: Rahul Dravid
Captain Rahul Dravid today said that the key players in his team where
coming into top form and fitness which augured well for India's chances at the
cricket World Cup.
"Most key players are finding form and fitness which is a good sign for
us," Dravid said after a convincing ni
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India right on top of Windies in Cricket World Cup 2007 warm-up
India wrecked the West Indian top order reducing them to 54 for four after 15
overs in their final World Cup warm-up match at the Trelawny Stadium
here today. Openers Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Chris Gayle were
dismissed off successive deliveries before left-armer Irfan Pathan got the prize
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| rlon Samuels calls bookie Mukesh Kochar row a distraction, enjoys elevated role
Unfazed by the controversy surrounding his conversation with an alleged Indian bookie,
West Indies middle order batsman Marlon Samuels insists he is not
bothered by the "distraction" and is preparing to live up to captain
Brian Lara's expectations.
Samuels has had a good run in r
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India go in as favourites: Abdul Qadir
Rahul Dravid and his men may have their concerns with injuries and form, but Pakistani
legend Abdul Qadir believes India are "favourites" while Australia
will fail to reach the semi-final of the World Cup in the Caribbean.
The former leg-spinner said India had more strengths than we
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| Carnival and cricket combine in Caribbean
Carnival and cricket will combine next month for the
ninth World Cup spread over as many Caribbean nations and climaxing with
the final in Barbados on April 28.
"There`s so many different things in the Caribbean that
we can enjoy," former West Indies captain Viv Richard said
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Samuels has the support of team, says Lara
West Indies captain Brian Lara today supported the beleaguered West Indian
all-rounder Marlon Samuels, accused of leaking information on team composition
to a bookie, today saying the entire team was behind him in this hour of crisis.
Lara said that he was unable to contact Samuels till now
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| Lara defends decision to field first
West Indies skipper Brian Lara today sought to deflect criticism of his
decision to field first in the fourth and final cricket one-dayer against India
which the visitors lost by a huge 160-run margin here.
"Nothing wrong with the decision to field first. But our bowlers did not
pit
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Team India set for final countdown
Wednesday's match against the West Indies is a big one for India because its
one step closer to finalising their team for the World Cup.
And its equally big for the West Indies because it's
their last international match before the World Cup.
Harbhajan Singh, the Indian spinn
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| Samuels, Lara shine in WI win
Brilliant knocks by the West Indies captain Brian Lara
and Marlon Samuels helped their side post a three-wicket victory over
India in the third Pepsi Cup ODI at Chepauk Stadium last night, sources said.
According to the sources, Samuels' authoritative 95-ball 98
and his 127-run pa
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Brilliant Chanderpaul ton in vain
A pulsating 149 from Shiv Chanderpaul was not enough
to save West Indies from a 14-run defeat against India in the first of the four-match
one-day series.
Sourav Ganguly hit 98 before Mahendra Dhoni and Rahul
Dravid smashed a stand of 119 from 71 balls in Indias 338-3.
Chris Gayl
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| Lara is the best: McGrath
Australian pacer, Glenn McGrath, today named West
Indies legend Brian Lara as the best batsman he ever bowled to in
his international career, "just slightly ahead" of Sachin Tendulkar.
When asked to name his toughest opponent in his 13-year-old career, McGrath
picked Lara
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Lara Praises Talented Youngsters
West Indies skipper Brian Lara praised his side's seven-wicket
victory over Pakistan in the fourth one-day international in Multan.
Marlon Samuels showed why he had been selected with
his second one-day century as the Windies comfortably overcame their opponents
total of 209.
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| Rawalpindi wash-out Not a ball bowled
The first ODI in a five-match series between Pakistan and the West Indies
was washed out without a ball being bowled on Tuesday.
Heavy rains continued to bucket down in Rawalpindi forcing
umpires Daryl Harper and Aleem Dar to call the match off.
Pakistani captain Inzamam Ul Haq is e
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