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Former Sri Lanka player Sanath Jayasuriya tipped India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to win ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2012, which beings on Tuesday.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Sep 17, 2012, 09:40 PM (IST)
Edited: Sep 17, 2012, 09:40 PM (IST)
Sanath Jayasuriya said any team that can put 160 runs up on the board in this tournament is going to be tough to beat in any conditions © Getty Images
By CricketCountry Staff
Colombo: Sep 17, 2012
Former Sri Lanka player Sanath Jayasuriya tipped India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to win ICC T20 World Cup 2012, which beings on Tuesday.
“It’s a tough tournament to predict as there are several teams who if they find their rhythm and get their tactics right could ultimately win the competition,” Jayasuriya was quoted saying by Pakpassion.net.
“Any team that can put 160 runs up on the board in this tournament is going to be tough to beat in any conditions. The pressure to chase a score of 160 plus could be too much for some of the teams.
“The conditions are ideally suited for the Asian teams and expect them to excel. I expect the winner of the World T20 to come from Sri Lanka, India or Pakistan who are all very good T20 sides and will be tough to beat particularly if they get runs on the board.
“It’s important that the Asian sides make full use of the conditions and if looking at the sides from outside Asia I think South Africa is the best out of those teams. They are in good form, confident and have a number of match winners in their squad.
The World T20 starts on Tuesday when hosts Sri Lanka take on Zimbabwe at Hambantota.
ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2012: Match time table with group details
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