According to you which two teams should meet in the finals of the 2007 cricket world cup?why?and whom do you w
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I think the top rated teams Australia and South Africa should meet! But it will be simply cool if India-Pakistan meet in the final.
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Australia\nRicky Ponting or Shane Warne( Possibly his last Ashes series )
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I disagree. Friend, cricket is a funny game. Miracles do happen. :) Yes, Pakistan are the favourites. Deficiency of fast bowlers will hurt India. But then again, you never know with cricket.
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Australia.  They beat India in the finals. Aussies scored 355.
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I think it was West Indies whom they beat in the finals too.\nBut can't be sure.
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australia .........f o   west indies it was liek a fluke ..they should have got out in the qualifing games ............ aussiezzz gunna winn ..........but u noe wut INDIA shiould hav played 2maro
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Hmmm..... It's a tricky one. So, here is a tricky answer from my side.\n\nOn their current form India looks capable of winning the WC 2007, Infactany team can win it. If we look at the ICC ODI Ranking Table then we would see that Australia is 1st and way ahead. But competition is strict from 2nd to 7th as South Africa is marginally ahead of Pakistan who is followed by India, England, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand. This shows how close these teams are when it comes to their standard of play and their consistency. It also means that from 2nd to 7th Position any team can beat its opponent (Even Australia, As New Zealand has just proved it by beating Australia in a record chase). So I think any of the Top Seven teams can won the World Cup on its day. Now a days ODI cricket has become so unpredictable that any thing can happen. \n\nComing back to the question, I would say that Aussies are favorites to defend their title but a bad day can stop their march towards a dream hat trick. Apart from Australia, every other team (i.e.; England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, South Africa) have equal chance to win the WC 2007. Any of the above mentioned team can make Aussies pay for their mistakes on the certain day. So, I would say that, India has equal chance of winning the World Cup 2007 as any other Top 7 team, with Aussies being the Favorites.
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Gilchrist(aus)\na week ago it was Dhoni(ind)\nBefore that it was Ponting(aus)\n2007 world cup is in west indies.
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I THINK INDIA GET DEFEAT FROM PAK. IN CHAMPIONS TROPHY.\n\nPAK WILL LET INDIA THROUGH IN WC'07.\n\nEVEN THOUGH..INDIA CANT WIN THE WC'07.
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Have my words: West Indies is going to win, and they will also clinch the trophy.\n\nTips: Extend the expiration date of the question, and then check it out to decide the winner after the tournament ends.\n\nRawal.
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final match:india vs australia(2003)\naustralia won
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India, we all are backing India. India is sure to win. Join the group to talk to more indian fans, their view, weekly polls, and in preparation for the world cup 2007.\n\nhttp://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/streetcricket/
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The 2007 Cricket World Cup will be hosted by the West Indies from March 11 to April 28, 2007
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The ICC Champions Trophy 2006 will take place in India from 7 October to 5 November. The first match will be played between  Sri Lanka and  Bangladesh at Mohali on October 7th\n\nThe tournament will begin with a four-team first round comprising the teams that were seventh to tenth in the LG ICC ODI Rankings on 1 April 2006. \n\nFirst round: \n\nSri Lanka (7th in LG ICC Rankings on 1 April)\nWest Indies (8th)\nZimbabwe (9th)\nBangladesh (10th) \n\nThe top two teams from this round robin first round will join the top six sides from the LG ICC Rankings in the second round. \n\nSecond round: \n\nGroup A\nAustralia (1st)\nIndia (3rd)\nEngland (6th)\nQualifier 2 \n\nGroup B\nSouth Africa (2nd)\nPakistan (4th)\nNew Zealand (5th)\nQualifier 1 \n\nThe top two sides from each group will progress to the semi-finals with the winners of these matches contesting the final on 5 November. \n\nFixtures\n\nOctober \nPreliminaries \n\n7      Sri Lanka v Bangladesh Mohali \n8      West Indies v Zimbabwe Ahmedabad \n10    Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe Ahmedabad \n11     West Indies v Bangladesh Jaipur \n13    Bangladesh v Zimbabwe Jaipur \n14    Sri Lanka v West Indies Mumbai \n\nGroup Stage \n\n15    India v England Jaipur \n16    New Zealand v South Africa Mumbai \n17    Pakistan v Qualifier 1 Jaipur \n18   Australia v Qualifier 2 Mumbai \n20    New Zealand v Q1 Mumbai \n21    Australia v England Jaipur \n24    South Africa v Q1 Ahmedabad \n25    New Zealand v Pakistan Mohali \n26    India v Q2 Ahmedabad \n27    Pakistan v South Africa Mohali \n28    England v Q2 Ahmedabad \n29    India v Australia Mohali \n\nNovember   \n\n1 1st Semifinal Mohali \n2 2nd Semifinal Jaipur \n5 Final Mumbai \n\nAll matches are day/night\n\n10 Points Please
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Cricket World Cup will be held in Jamaica and Barbados in early 2007.
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pakistan or australia
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----------------\nODI World XI\n----------------\n1.  Adam Gilchrist\n2.  Sachin Tendulkar\n3.  Stephen Fleming (c)\n4.  Rahul Dravid\n5.  Michael Hussey\n6.  MS Dhoni (wk)\n7.  Andrew Flintoff\n8.  Irfan Pathan\n9.  Shane Warne\n10. Shane Bond\n11. Glenn McGrath\n\n-----------------\nTest World XI\n-----------------\n1.  Matthew Hayden\n2.  Michael Hussey\n3.  Ricky Ponting\n4.  Michael Vaughan\n5.  Rahul Dravid (c)\n6.  Andrew Flintoff\n7.  Adam Gilchrist (wk)\n8.  Shane Warne\n9.  Shane Bond\n10. Makhaya Ntini\n11. Glenn McGrath\n\nIt should be evident from the Super Series that players shouldn't just be picked on star-value, but also grit, mental strength, consistency, and current form.\n\nODI team: It has 5 specialtist bowlers, besides Tendulkar and Hussey can bowl part-time if neeed. Flintoff and Pathan also add depth to the batting line-up. I have included both Dhoni and Gilchrist because they are just too good to be left out. Dhoni's current batting form is far better than stars like Lara and Inzamam. Besides, he's young and at his prime.\n\nTest team: I have included 5 specialist bowlers: McGrath, Ntini, Bond, Flintoff, and Warne. The batting lineup is quite strong with Gilchrist batting at number 7. \n\nStardom is not the criteria for selection here. The players are selected on the basis of their temprament, commitment, consistency, teamwork, and current form: something that separates good teams from the others.