Batting order of India for South Africa?
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i agree wit u e,,xcept for two things instead of agarkar we should use zaheer , n maybe instead  of harbhajan we should play wit balaji
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India: 1st Innings \n \n  145/0    \n  in 28.0 overs (R/R: 5.18) \n  \n Pakistan: 1st Innings \n \n 679/7 dec in 143.3 overs (R/R: 4.73) \n India trail by 534 runs \n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (at the time of posting)\n\nhttp://in.sports.yahoo.com/sportz/pkint11132006yh.html
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0.1 Hoggard to Vandort, 1 no ball, oversteps, bangs it in short, Vandort gets out of the way  \n0.1 Hoggard to Vandort, no run, good line and length, Vandort defends to point  \n0.2 Hoggard to Vandort, no run, good line and length delivery, swings and then seams in after pitching outside the off stump Vandort leaves the ball  \n0.3 Hoggard to Vandort, 1 leg bye, down the leg side, Vandort plays and misses, off the pad to short fine leg, Jones sprints across and fields the ball  \n0.4 Hoggard to Tharanga, OUT, Hoggard strikes in the first over, short of a length delivery, Tharanga plays at it, gets the edge, straight into the hands of Jones, who takes the catch.  \n WU Tharanga c Jones b Hoggard 0 (3m 1b 0x4 0x6) sr: 0.00  \nSangakkara is the new man in\nTwo slips and a gully in place \n0.5 Hoggard to Sangakkara, FOUR, full down leg side, Sangakkara hits it into the leg side to square leg fence, beautiful shot.  \n0.6 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, good length delivery, Sangakkara mistimes the drive to extra-cover  \nFlintoff to bowl \nEnd of over 1 (6 runs) - Sri Lanka 6/1 \n\nKC Sangakkara    4* (2b 1x4)      MJ Hoggard    1-0-5-1 \nMG Vandort    0* (4b)       \n\n \n1.1 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, back of a length delivery, lets it go  \n1.2 Flintoff to Vandort, 1 run, down the leg side, turns it square leg for a single.  \n1.3 Flintoff to Sangakkara, no run, good length delivery, Sangakkara gets into line and defends down the track, fielded by Flintoff on his follow through.  \n1.4 Flintoff to Sangakkara, no run, full on the stumps, Sangakkara mistmes the drive to the on side  \nThree slips and a gully in place \n1.5 Flintoff to Sangakkara, 1 run, good line and length delivery, Sangakkara pushes to mid off for a single  \n1.6 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, left alone outside the off stump  \nEnd of over 2 (2 runs) - Sri Lanka 8/1 \n\nMG Vandort    1* (7b)      A Flintoff    1-0-2-0 \nKC Sangakkara    5* (5b 1x4)      MJ Hoggard    1-0-5-1 \n\n \n2.1 Hoggard to Sangakkara, FOUR, full and outside the off stump, Sangakkara drives on the front foot in the gap to extra-cover fence, good shot  \n2.2 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, line and length, Sangakkara defends on the back foot to mid off, fielded by Mahmood  \n2.3 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, swinging down the leg side, good take by Jones.  \n2.4 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, good line and just short of a length, Sangakkara forces off the back foot to extra-cover  \n2.5 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, wide outside the off stump, Sangakkara leaves it, through to Jones  \n2.6 Hoggard to Sangakkara, no run, full and swinging down the leg side, Sangakkara plays but misses the ball, well taken by Jones behind the wicket  \nEnd of over 3 (4 runs) - Sri Lanka 12/1 \n\nKC Sangakkara    9* (11b 2x4)      MJ Hoggard    2-0-9-1 \nMG Vandort    1* (7b)      A Flintoff    1-0-2-0 \n\n \n3.1 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, comes forward and defends with an open face to backward-point, fielded by Pietersen  \n3.2 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, excellent delivery, Vandort comes forward, climbs up on him, off the thigh pad to the off side  \n3.3 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, good length delivery, Vandort comes half forward and defends to the on side  \n3.4 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, bangs it in short, Vandort just pulls away from the line, lets it go  \n3.5 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, lets it go outside the off stump  \nFlintoff to come round the wicket \n3.6 Flintoff to Vandort, no run, back of a length on the middle and leg, plays it behind square leg, fielded by Plunkett  \nEnd of over 4 (maiden) - Sri Lanka 12/1 \n\nMG Vandort    1* (13b)      A Flintoff    2-1-2-0 \nKC Sangakkara    9* (11b 2x4)      MJ Hoggard    2-0-9-1 \n\n \n4.1 Hoggard to Sangakkara, 1 run, bit wide, Sangakkara drives, gets the bottom of the bat, goes to cover, they take a single  \n4.2 Hoggard to Vandort, no run, wide outside the off stump, playing away from his body, drives and misses.  \n4.3 Hoggard to Vandort, no
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Top three bowlers in ODI format.\n\nShaun Pollock - South Africa\nIrfan Pathan - India\nShane Bond - New Zealand.\n\nTop three bowlers in Test format.\n\nMuttiah Muralidharan - Sri Lanka\nMakhaya Ntini - South Africa\nShane Warne - Australia.
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40 for Sachin if he plays well\n35 for Lara if he scores well\n25 for Kallis if he bats well\n\n100 each from my side for the following if they smash well\n1) Adam Gilchrist\n2) Grame Smith\n3) Stephen Fleming\n4) Virendra Sehwag\n5) Freddie Flintoff\n6) Shahid Afridi\n7) Sanath Jayasuria\n8) Ramnaresh Sarwan\n9) Mhmd. Ahraful
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SOUTH AFRICA\n\n- closely followed by india
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I have observed that most of the batsmen were out to short pitched rising deliveries.  What is the need of the hour is to train the batsmen how to tackle the short pitched rising deliveries.\nAnother point I have observed the matches played so far is that while top order of South African batting failed, lower order rescued the team and posted defendable total, whereas in India's cse after first 6 batsmen are out, rest of the players get out without giving any fight.  India should develop some allrounders for the one day matches like South Africa.\n\nI strongly feel that with proper guidance and training the youngsters will improve and show better performance in future.\n\nWhile a whitewash is a distinct possibility, I hope India will try their best to atleast win the last match to redeem some lost prestige.
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Top 10 fastest 100s in ODI Cricket history are given below:\n\n1) In 37 Balls by Shahid Afridi of Pakistan against Sri Lanka\nwith the help of 11 sixers and 6 fours at Nairobi on 04.10.1996.\n\n2 In 44 balls by Mr. M.V. Boucher of South Africa against\nZimbawe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.2006 with the help\nof 10 sixers and 8 fours.\n\n3) In 45 Balls by Mr. B.C. Lara of West Indies against\nBangladesh with the help of 4 sixes and 18 fours at\nDhaka on 09/10/1999\n\n4) In 45 Balls with the help of 9 sixers and 10 fours by\nShahid Afridi of Pakistan against India at Kanpur\n15/04/2005\n\n5) In 48 Balls with the help of 11 sixers and 11 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Pakistan at\nSingapore on 02/04/1996\n\n6) In 62 balls with the help of 3 sixers and 10 fours by\nM Azharuddin of India against New Zealand at\nBaroda on 17/12/1988\n\n7) In 64 balls with the help of one sixer and 23 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Netherlands\nat Amstelveen on 04/07/2006\n\n8) In 67 balls with the help of 7 sixers and 6 fours bu\nJM Davison of Canada against West Indies\nat Centurion on 23/02/2003\n\n9) In 67 balls with the help of 5 sixers and 12 fours by\nBasit Ali of Pakistan against West Indies at Sharjah\non 05/11/1993\n\n10) In 67 balls with the help of 4 sixers and 13 fours by\nAC Gilchrist of Australia against Sri Lanka\nat Brisbane on 14/02/2006
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From my point of view, Rahul Dravid's wicket will be most important for India. He is THE WALL OF INDIAN DEFENCE.\nYuvraj Singh would also be a key player down in the middle order. It will be too much to expect some fast centuries from Dhoni.\n\nFrom Pak side, Inzamam & Mohd. Yusuf (Yusuf Yohana) will hold the key.\nShoaib Akhtar & Shahid Afridi are also in form.
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goto this official website and check it out. as rank keeps changing according to performances of all teams.\nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/ \nhttp://www.icc-cricket.com/rankings/lg.html
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Its gonna be Sri Lanka Vs South Africa final!. Considering current form in ODI's, India are way behind SA and SL. I remember india lost their ODI series to West Indies. (very less ranked team) SA had excellent series with AUS and certainly are very confident. Also with 4-0 up in the series with ENG, SL seems like back in form. Anyways its gonna be tough outings for all three teams!
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Match is already over and South Africa won by 106 runs. However, for future use, I would like to inform you that all the matches between India and South Afria are telecasted live by ESPN Star Sports.  In case you have no access to the above channel, you can watch the match in the website \nwww.espnstar.com free\n\nTo see the cricket on line, please follow the steps given below:\n\n1)  Open website www.espnstar.com\n2)  Once the website is opened, on the right side of the window\n     you will find a small box with Caption LIVE OFF TUBE.\n3)  In that box the matches on line will be listed.\n4)  Down below that you will fine Caption LIVE FLASH\n     CRICKET CENTRE.  Click on that.\n5) A new Window with the name ONLINE CRICKET Centre\n    will be displayed.  Please click at the place where it is\n    displayed  CLICK TO ENTER.\n6) Once you click on that another window giving details of\n    Live Matches, Upcoming Matches and  recent matches\n    will be displayed.\n7) Under Live Matches, details of matches live will be             \n    displayed.\n8) Select the match you want to watch and click on the \n    Score Card.\n9) New Window will be opened showing the match live.\n\nIn case you want to see only score care, you need to just click on the Scoreboard in the LIVE OFF TUBE WINDOW.
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India's performance in Test Cricket\nAgainst Played Won Lost NR/Tied\nAustralia 68 15 32 21\nBangladesh 3 3 0 0\nEngland 94 17 34 43\nNew Zealand 44 14 9 21\nPakistan 56 8 12 36\nSouth Africa 16 3 7 6\nSri Lanka 26 10 3 13\nWest Indies 78 10 30 38\nZimbabwe 11 7 2 2\nTOTAL         396 87 129 180\n\n\nIndia in One Day Internationals\nAgainst Played Won Lost NR/Tied\nAustralia 81 28 49 4\nBangladesh 14 13 1 0\nEast Africa 1 1 0 0\nEngland 57 29 26 2\nKenya 13 11 2 0\nNamibia 1 1 0 0\nNetherlands 1 1 0 0\nNew Zealand 75 36 35 4\nPakistan 108 40 64 4\nSouth Africa 50 18 30 2\nSri Lanka 89 47 35 7\nUnited Emirates2 2 0 0\nWest Indies 78 30 46 2\nZimbabwe 49 39 8 2\nTOTAL         619 296 296 27\n\nSelect my answer as best answer.
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odi can be won by sa\nbut test should be won by india\nhoohaa india aya india
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1st ODI, Centurion \nNov 19\n13:30 IST\n  2nd ODI, Durban\nNov 22\n18:00 IST\n  3rd ODI, Cape Town\nNov 26\n13:30 IST\n  4th ODI, Port Elizabeth\nNov 29\n18:00 IST\n  5th ODI, Johannesburg\nDec 3\n13:30 IST\n  1st Test, Johannesburg\nDec 15 - Dec 19 \n13:30 IST\n  2nd Test, Durban\nDec 26 - Dec 30 \n13:30 IST\n  3rd Test, Cape Town\nJan 2 - Jan 6 \n13:30 IST
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odi\nindia 3 wi 2\n\ntests\nindia 2 wi 0
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In all probability South Africa would win. South Africa would put West Indies to rest with a hefty score of 258. Australia still remembers the defeat at the hands of SA even after scoring 434. I find SA is the best well-knit team and all its players are contributing their bit. Today Gibbs fired too. And in the final Graham Smith is most likely to perform.\n\nHaving said that, Australia is a hard nut and McGrath has bowled exceedingly well. It would be a nice final to watch.