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New Zealand grounded despite huge win
Vettori said his team must not lower their guard against tougher opposition after an easy 10-wicket win over Kenya.
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Afridi wants seniors to step up
Pakistan captain urges experienced players to shoulder the burden of responsibility at the World Cup.
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Brutal Sehwag silences Bangladesh
India overpower Bangladesh by 87 runs in the opening match of the World Cup.
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Blame India
The Indianisation of cricket has led to predictability. India’s World Cup promises to be the dullest ever.
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May the best team win
While India are the slight favourites, the dominant Australians of the past are no more.
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Pakistan lose warm-up game against England
England won the final warm-up match before the World Cup, defeating Pakistan by 67 runs.
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Samaraweera tags Pakistan as dark horses
Sri Lankan batsman describes Pakistan as World Cup dangermen, praises their game-breaking firepower.
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Kenya likely to be easy meat for New Zealand
New Zealand have the best possible opportunity to put their poor build-up behind them with a victory against Kenya.
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Team Pakistan: An overview
Round-up of the players representing the team and their performance statistics.
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YouTube video of the day: Musharraf cheers on the team
Musharraf makes a comeback with a message for the cricket team as World Cup 2011 begins.
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World Cup final venue, Mumbai fails fire safety inspection
Newly renovated stadium has many loopholes in its fire safety mechanism, says chief fire officer for Mumbai.
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World Cup embraces new tricks, treats
Captains have experimented with different strategies.
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World Cup wide open, say captains
Captains predict closely-contested tournament that will thrill players and fans alike.
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Shoaib, Gul, Kamran dope tested
Shoaib Akhtar and Wahab Riaz fined $42 for returning late from a private dinner.
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Dhaka hosts 'Dhamaka' World Cup ceremony
Opening ceremony features fireworks, captains of competing teams paraded through historic Bangabandhu Stadium.
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England, Pakistan set to clash
Stuart Broad said England are avoiding Pakistani cricketers ahead of their World Cup warm up clash.
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West Indies skipper sees spinners as key
West Indian captain Darren Sammy believes spinners will be crucial on the turning wickets at the World Cup.
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'Shiv Sena to decide if Pakistan can play final in Mumbai'
Shive Sena leader says party chief will decide if the Pakistan team can play in Mumbai if they make the final.
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'Don't underestimate our bowlers': Riaz
Pakistan's attack in the absence of banned pair Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir should not be underestimated.
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Unfit Akhtar worries management
Waqar hopes Akhtar will prove his determination against England on Friday.
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ICC object to TV channel hiring banned Butt
ICC checking whether the Salman Butt has breached the terms of his punishment.
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Pakistan misses out on World Cup party
Chacha Cricket distraught to be missing out on watching World Cup matches on home soil.
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Tons of joy for Pakistan in warm-up
Shehzad, Misbah score centuries to crush Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh kill mosquitoes before Cup
Authorities evicted beggars, hawkers near stadiums.
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Chawla poses selection headache for India
Leg-spinners performance against Australia impresses captain.
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Spin can open door to Cup success: Afridi
Pakistani captain hints at including an extra spinner in the team.
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Chawla spins India to victory
Ponting’s half-century goes in vain as Australia lose warm-up match.
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Strauss backs England to win World Cup
Despite a 6-1 defeat to Australia, Strauss is still confident ahead of the World Cup.
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‘World Cup glory way to fans’ hearts’
Pakistan must clinch the World Cup if they are to win back their fans, says fast-bowler Shoaib Akhtar.
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Pakistan can overcome suspensions blow, says Shoaib
Shoaib Akthar says Pakistan still has more than enough variety to succeed in the World Cup.
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The absurd side of the World Cup
Off-the-field matters that influenced the proceedings in the mega event.
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Sri Lanka open World Cup campaign in style
Sarwan hits ton in warm up match.
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South Africa: Spinning their fortunes
The inclusion of so many spinners has meant that South Africa have an inexperienced side.
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Don't take us lightly, warn Pakistan
Afridi says players have turned over a new leaf after spot-fixing controversy.
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Spinners need not lose heart in World Cup
Warne, Kumble to provide inspiration.
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Momentum with Australia, says Ponting
Australia have not been beaten in their last 29 games since their last World Cup defeat to Pakistan 1999.
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‘Fab’ five promise batting feast
Imagine Kevin Pietersen, Sachin Tendulkar, Chris Gayle, Jacques Kallis and Shahid Afridi batting for the same team.
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Imran says 'dew factor' to play key role in World Cup
The dew factor in day and night matches will decide results, says Imran Khan.
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‘Pakistan in the right groove’
Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi says the team's morale is high before the World Cup.
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Junaid surprised at shock call-up
Rookie adamant to make it to the playing-eleven.
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Windies look to ignite passion
They may not be the hottest property at the World Cup, but the West Indies are desperate to win.
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India can cope with pressure, says Dhoni
India captain says his team is well-equipped to handle the pressure of home crowds.
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‘Razzaq up there with the best’
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram tips all-rounder Abdul Razzaq to steal the show at the World Cup.
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Bangladesh stage mock security drill ahead of World Cup
Bangladesh meet India in the opening match two days later at the Shere Bangla National stadium.
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Shakib leads Bangladesh charge
If a local official named Saddam Hossain had not intervened, the Bangladesh captain may have been lost to football.
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Sangakkara: all in one package
Sri Lanka's captain performs the role stylish batsman, safe wicket-keeper and shrewd captain.
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India rest hopes on Dhoni
Captain not bogged down by convention.
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Shahid Afridi: Pakistan’s demolition man
Captain needs to improve dismal World Cup form as the team looks to improve on their showing in the last two editions.
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Organisers confident of 'safe' World Cup
Australia, New Zealand preferred forfeiting preliminary matches last time Sri Lanka hosted the World Cup in 1996.

















































