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Windies bank on power-play to beat Pakistan (Preview)

By Shubham Shah May 30, 2019 • 14:07 PM View: 1383

May 30 (CRICKETNMORE) Pakistan and West Indies, the two most unpredictable sides, will take on each other in their first World Cup game at the Trent Bridge, here on Friday.

No matter how unpredictable these two sides can be, on their day, they can beat any top side in the world.

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