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Karachi: The captain and the coach may have questioned his fitness but chief selector Mohsin Khan has no doubt that Shoaib Akhtar is still a match winner, who can do well for Pakistan in the ongoing cricket World Cup. "I still have lot of faith in Shoaib. He has always been a match-winner under all conditions and I am confident he will make an impact with his bowling in this...04:16 PM, Dec 21, 2007
Dhaka: Bangladesh, battered in their opening World Cup match by India, can bounce back by beating either England or the West Indies in Group B, according to former skipper Habibul Bashar. India beat Bangladesh by 87 runs on Saturday as opener Virender Sehwag and middle-order batsman Virat Kohli hit 175 and 100 respectively to pile up a massive 370-4 before dismissing Bangladesh for 283-9. "Bangladesh have played the toughest team...01:34 PM, Dec 19, 2007
New Delhi: Virender Sehwag says it's a revenge game, while skipper MS Dhoni says he hasn't even thought about it once in the last four years. For Bangladesh though the win against India in the opening game of the 2007 World Cup continues to be a source of great inspiration with a chorus of players saying that they can do an encore. True, India might be the hot favourites to...09:43 PM, Dec 17, 2007
Nagpur: India's reputation as an all-conquering team at home is under threat from lowly ranked New Zealand, which heads into the third and final Test with the series locked at 0-0. To add to the surprising nature of this series, India's main spinner Harbhajan Singh has been the star with the bat instead of the ball, becoming the first No. 8 batsman in history to get centuries in consecutive Tests....12:17 PM, Nov 06, 2007
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