World cup
No team favourite to win the World Cup,says Shoaib Malik
Lahore, April 21 (CRICKETNMORE): Senior Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik believes no team is favourite to win the upcoming World Cup slated to be held in England and Wales from May 30.
"All the teams at the World Cup are strong and no team is favourite. Everyone has to struggle under the English conditions, where rainy weather may create problems for any team on a given day," the Dawn quoted Malik as saying on Saturday.
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India's World Cup squad too dependent on bits and pieces players
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Bangladesh announce World Cup squad, Mashrafe Mortaza to lead
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India strong contender for World Cup, says VVS Laxman
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