Is india win world cup2007?
601130
It is impossible by the captainship of Rahul & coaching of Greg chapell. If Ganguly is the captain it may be possible.\nAt least they will go to the semi-final or final.\nThe team will be for world cup 2007:-\n1.V.shewag\n2.S.Tendulkar\n3.R.dravid(V.C)\n4.S.Ganguly(C)\n5.Y.Singh\n6.M.Kaif\n7.M.dhoni(w)\n8.I.Pathan\n9.H.Singh\n10.Z.Khan\n11.A.kumble\n12.A.Agarkar\n13.V.V.S Laxman    \n14.M.Patel\n15.A.Nehera\n16.S.Raina
639289
Hey Guys be optimistic.Watz happening yaar everyone r going onto negative side. India will definitely win the World cup 2007. don't underestimate the team when it has lost a series ,it happens with every team. I think it will come back strongly and will definitely win the World cup 2007 as well as the champions trophy.Just watch out.
511366
DEAR ANU..IF YOU ARE RIGHT, WHY THEY DIDN'T WIN IN OTHER WORLD CUPS.?\nIF YOUR NEXT STATEMENT RIGHT, S.A. HAS THE EQUAL CHANCE TO WIN WC 2007. ISN'T IT.??\nI HOPE SO.  S.A. WILL WIN THE WC 2007.
655809
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.
427798
The year 2003 was a year of renaissance of Indian sport. After a long period of tranquillity, India started emerging out of its shadow to dominate in hockey, cricket and athletics. \n\nThe Indian Junior Hockey team won the World Cup while the Seniors insured their place in the 2006 World Hockey tournament by lifting the Asia Cup and following it by taking the gold in Afro Asian Games. \n\nBuilding on the success achieved at the Commonwealth Games in Manchester the Indian Women's Hockey team won the Gold at Afro Asian Games beating South Africa in a very tense final. \n\nThere were also gold medals in swimming and athletics in the Afro Asian games and we eagerly wait on how India performs on the world stage at Olympics in Athens.   \n \n \nIn cricket India has always been strong when playing at home but Ganguly was determined to cut out the flaky edge which led India regularly capitulating away from home. His insistence on improving fitness, working on fielding, never letting up and never accepting from his charges anything less then the best has changed India's cricket. His addiction to victory was contagious and rubbed on his side with the result that in the recent tour to Australia not only the senior players performed well but the juniors also showed signs of maturity beyond their age.\n \n \nEventually, breathlessly and perhaps unsurprisingly the final test match of the most riveting series between Australia and India was drawn and forcing Australia's captain Steve Waugh to admit that India are the only true rivals to their supremacy and the Border-Gavaskar trophy should be rated above the Ashes. In the recent tour over four superb test matches India and Australia could not be separated, each country winning one each. India by virtue of having won it three years ago retained the Border-Gavaskar trophy. \n \nIndia have thrilled everybody with their attractive band of cricket, scoring the maximum number of runs in a test series, and on the pitches where runs could be hard earned and then squeezed wickets from attacking strokes. Their attacking play was so appreciated that it can be judged from the fact that in the fourth test match at the Sydney Cricket ground over 190,000 people attended the test to watch and admire. And there was much to admire; as it was a farewell to Steve Waugh, who was playing in his last test match for Australia and who could have given him such majestic send off but India. For the record, never before at Sydney Cricket ground have so many runs been scored in one test match. \n \n \nThere was the batting of Sachin Tendulkar to admire whose return to form with 241 not out, put India in a dominating position leaving Australia always catching up, a role unfamiliar to Australia For the match referee it was difficult to choose the player of the series. There were some fabulous batting performances from Rahul Dravid, Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, Virendra Shewag, Laxman and Ricky Ponting while Kumble, Ajit Agarkar and Zaheer Khan displayed great bowling feats. \n \nThe title of 'the player of the series' was eventually awarded to Rahul Dravid whose batting has been sublime, both technically and stylistically. It is his mental strength that sets him apart from players who are equally gifted. Kumble became the third man to take eight wickets in a test innings at Sydney. Kumble again showed how great a cricketer he is! He has now taken 382 Test wickets with leg spin at a healthy average and an impressive strike rate. \n \nSourav Ganguly has a couple of new talents who have amazed us with their maturity. Partiv Patel who is 18 has been learning quietly with Ian Healy. It showed in his glove work and footwork. His enthusiasm let him down in a couple instances in the last test. Had he accepted the chances offered who know whether India would have won the match? \n \nIrfan Pathan 19 years old is another find. He bowls his left armers at a good pace and with a gift of swing. His victims in the matc
1034807
yeahs it is!\nwith a batallion of new generation in football world like kaka of brazil, wayne rooney of england, lionel messi of argentina, and not to forget the experienced players like ronaldinho(which is the best player at d moment), and suprises may arise from underdog team(ecuador and trinidad and tobago) this 2006 world cup promise us nothing but excitement!\n\nmay the best team win!
293858
India has the potential to win it.What worries me is that they also had their opportunities in 1996 & 2003 & negative frame of mind cost them.On both occassions they won the toss & opted to field simply because they thought the opposition were better chasers.The more relevant factors were ignored.They will need to knock the Australians & the South Africans over(something they are capable of) rather than hope for a slip-up.
648255
NO.\nITS TOO TOUGH.\nAUSSIES HAVE TO FACE VERY STRONG CONTENDERS THIS TIME.\nS.A. IS ONE OF THEM WHICH HAS MANY WORLD CLASS ALL-ROUNDERS.\nWHICH IS THE ESSENTIAL ONE TO WIN ODI'S NOW A DAYS.
512239
INDIA HAS THE CHANCE.\nBUT,\nAUSSIES WILL WIN.
688089
I think that India had a very good chance, but then you never know. I hope South Africa wins, only because I am from there, but really it is like tossing a coin. I guess we will see.
691658
West Indies played very well and they desrve it. If Indian Team is going to play like this they are not going to be hot favorites for World Cup.
653997
India is lot improved in one day matches these days. their winning streak in the last six months is proof to this. Reason for this is the emergence of players like dhoni and pathan. they play positive and aggresive cricket which is so important in one day cricket. If they continue this form which is helped by the mix of youth and experience, they can surely win the worldcup.
562371
India will play in the finals....but the winner i dont know
680617
VEERU SHOULD BACK TO HIS FORM FOR HIS SAKE OR TEAM'S..\n\nTHE WC'07 IS APPROACHING...\n\nDO SOMETHING TO HIT BIG THING VEERU.!!!!
484861
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU.\nINDIANS FAMILIOR FOR SUCCUMB WHILE THE PRESSURE MOUNTS..\nTALENT WISE INDIANS ARE NOT THE FAVOURITES FOR WC'07.
810338
Seemingly no! Batting is the main worry. If it clicks India stands a chance or it will be a complete whitewash.
900813
I like this question. At least you are not asking if India will win the WC. Things are improving.