The Expert's Log - Feb. 3-Feb. 9
Lessons From Kiwiland Mark Waugh feels that despite the failure in New Zealand , the Indian batting would be able to hold their own at the upcoming World Cup
03-Feb-2003
Thursday, February 6, 2003:::
Lessons From Kiwiland
Mark Waugh feels that despite the failure in New Zealand, the Indian batting would be able to hold their own at the upcoming World Cup.
Source:Outlook, India.
Mark Waugh feels that despite the failure in New Zealand, the Indian batting would be able to hold their own at the upcoming World Cup.
Source:Outlook, India.
Pakistan, the most unpredictable outfit
Dilip Vengsarkar is of the opinion that Pakistan's bowling will be its strong suit in the upcoming World Cup.
Source:The New Indian Express, India
Dilip Vengsarkar is of the opinion that Pakistan's bowling will be its strong suit in the upcoming World Cup.
Source:The New Indian Express, India
posted at 04:45 IST
Monday, February 3, 2003:::
Aussies - Fit hai toh fine hai
Ian Chappell analyzes the Australian team, who he feels have a very good chance of retaining the World Cup if both Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne regain full fitness.
Source:Mid-Day, India
Ian Chappell analyzes the Australian team, who he feels have a very good chance of retaining the World Cup if both Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne regain full fitness.
Source:Mid-Day, India
Nagging accuracy is McGrath's hallmark
Former India opener Woorkheri Raman on the strengths of Glenn McGrath, Australia's leading strike bowler and one of the greatest of all time.
Source:The New Indian Express, India
Former India opener Woorkheri Raman on the strengths of Glenn McGrath, Australia's leading strike bowler and one of the greatest of all time.
Source:The New Indian Express, India
Posted at 05:00 p.m. IST