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Roach hits Netherlands for a ‘six’er

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

Kemar Roach became the sixth ever bowler in the history of World Cup cricket to pick up a hat-trick. And in doing so, he also joined a group of others to pick up a six-wicket haul in World Cups.

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Stakes high in West Indies-Netherlands clash

By Abhaya Srivastava

 

Injury-ravaged West Indies will have plenty to play for when they take on an inspired Netherlands in a crucial World Cup league match on Monday.

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Netherlands feeling World Cup axe pressure, says captain Borren

Netherlands captain Peter Borren believes that living in the shadow of the World Cup axe has pushed cricket's minnows to breaking point.

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Smith heaps praise on leg-spinner Tahir

 

The South African skipper said the spin attack, which also featured the wicketless Robin Petersen, who bowls left-arm orthodox, had enabled paceman Dale Steyn to make an impact. Steyn ended with figures of 3-24. "One of the advantages of having a lot of spin options also is that when we do use Dale he can come in and make a really big impact for us. His pace was really up today again."

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De Villiers’ IPL experience helped South Africa

AB de Villiers put his Indian Premier League experience to good use on Thursday when he led South Africa to a comfortable seven-wicket World Cup win over the West Indies.

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Little cheer for West Indies as South Africa register emphatic victory

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

When asked before the start of the game whether he would love making it count on his home ground in IPL, AB de Villier reminded the interviewer that it was his former ground. And then, almost on cue, he decided to treat the Delhi fans to an innings of utmost delight and chutzpah. 

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South Africa wins toss, opts to field first against West Indies

South Africa captain Graeme Smith won the toss and has decided to bowl first against West Indies in their World Cup Group B match at the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium in New Delhi.

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Preview: A lot will depend on Gayle and Pollard

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

South Africa have played West Indies four times in the World Cup and both sides have won two of the games. Unfortunately for the South Africans, their two losses did enough to make things difficult for them in those tournaments.

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‘Chokers’ tag does not haunt us: Jacques Kallis

By Abhaya Srivastava

 

Jacques Kallis on Tuesday said he was fully fit for the opening World Cup clash against the West Indies and blasted critics for hanging the "chokers" tag around South African necks.

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ICC officials inspect Wankhede Stadium

The Mumbai stadium has undergone a two-year $55 million renovation in preparation for its first World Cup fixture on March 13. It will also host the final on April 2. Organisers of the World Cup have dismissed fears of a repeat of last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, when many venues were badly delayed and scruffily finished.

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