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Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, has been taken to University Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica, after being found unconscious in his hotel room earlier this morning. Woolmer, 58, was discovered lying on the floor of his room, with vomit around him, at 10.45am and was taken by ambulance to hospital at 11.50am. Police also attended his room. "We have taken Bob Woolmer to the hospital and he is in the

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Ireland 133 for 7 (N O'Brien 72, K O'Brien 16*) beat Pakistan 132 (Akmal 27, Rankin 3-32) by three wickets A magnificent performance from Ireland, and an innings of real class from their wicketkeeper, Niall O'Brien, sent Pakistan crashing out of the World Cup. Barring the unlikely prospect of Zimbabwe producing a major upset of their own, Ireland, in their first World Cup, are through to the

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Inzamam-ul-Haq and Bob Woolmer refused to speculate about their futures after this humiliating defeat, but Pakistan cricket can certainly expect a night of the long knives similar to that which followed the debacle in 2003. Both men suggested that winning the toss had evened up the contest, though neither was prepared to make excuses for a diabolical batting display that reduced them to 72 for 6

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Shambolic is a strong word. But this Indian team better get used to copping some heat. The aftermath of their loss to Bangladesh is not going to be couched in understanding by Indian fans, and yet, all hope is not lost. There's still a chance that they might pickpocket their way to the next round. It won't be easy, and it will be far from stress free, but it still is possible. Ever since Kapil's

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Bangladesh 192 for 5 (Saqibul 53, Mushfiqur 56*, Tamim 51) beat India 191 (Ganguly 66, Mortaza 4-38) by five wickets It might be tempting to call it one of the biggest upsets, but the manner in which Bangladesh pulled the rug from under India's feet at Port-of-Spain, for their third win in World Cup games, came with a touch of the inevitable. Mashrafe Mortaza inspired a clockwork bowling effort,

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Kenya 203 for 3 (Tikolo 72*, Ouma 58) beat Canada 199 (Barnett 41) Led by the allround efforts of their captain, Steve Tikolo, Kenya produced a display of controlled efficiency to dispatch Canada by seven wickets at St Lucia and in the process sent out warning signs to England and New Zealand that they shouldn't expect things all their own way in Group C. Tikolo and Maurice Ouma produced the

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Australia 334 for 6 (Ponting 113, Hayden 60) beat Scotland 131 (Smith 51, McGrath 3-14) by 203 runs The Australia fast bowlers might have hogged a bit of the glory, blasting out the Scotland top order for not too many, but the 203-run victory was set up when Ricky Ponting carved out an authoritative hundred. Several others chipped in as Australia posted a virtually unattainable - for Scotland -

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West Indies 241 for 9 (Samuels 63, Sarwan 49) beat Pakistan 187 (Malik 62, Smith 3-36, Bravo 3-42) by 54 runs The West Indies shrugged off any early-tournament nerves with a convincing 54-run win over Pakistan in the opening match of the World Cup at Kingston in Jamaica, with a notable allround performance from Dwayne Smith. It was an impressive win, not least for their ability to absorb the

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The wait for cricket's World Cup action to unfold will end Tuesday with hosts the West Indies and Pakistan featuring in the inaugural match of the quadrennial extravaganza.The camaraderie and bonhomie shown by the competing teams at the vibrant opening ceremony will be quickly put aside as the top sides brace up for the on-field action in the high-profile tournament being held in the Caribbean

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New Zealand 285 for 8 (Vincent 70, Fleming 65, Fulton 59) beat Sri Lanka 267 (Tharanga 106) by 18 runs Upul Tharanga's century was in vain as Sri Lanka slipped to an 18-run defeat against New Zealand in their final World Cup warm-up. Chasing 286, Tharanga hit ten fours and two sixes in his 106 off 112 balls, but he did not get any major support from his batting team-mates. While Sri Lanka were

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Pakistan 200 for 3 (Younis Khan 79) beat South Africa 199 (Bosman 53) by 7 wickets Younis Khan's 79 guided Pakistan to a comfortable seven-wicket victory over South Africa on a difficult pitch in Trinidad. The match was stopped during South Africa's innings when the batsmen complained about the surface, but Pakistan did not have any difficulty in reaching their total of 200 for 3 with 5.3 overs

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India 86 for 1(Karthik 38*, Uthappa 35) beat West Indies 85 (Patel 4-10, Pathan 3-25) by nine wicketsIndia registered a facile win after West Indies, in a perfect exhibition of the infamous Calypso Collapso, deflated like cheap party balloons and were shot out for a paltry 85 in the scenic Trewlany Stadium in Jamaica. Choosing to bat first, they threw their wickets away against a disciplined

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Australia 200 for 5 (Gilchrist 72, Watson 55) beat England 197 (Vaughan 62, Bell 56, Tait 4-33) by five wickets Adam Gilchrist and Shane Watson helped Australia to settle a score emphatically against England after their recent whitewash in the CB Series finals. The opening pair put on 140 to take Australia to a five-wicket victory, chasing down 198 with ease in the 41st over. England squandered

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The 2007 World Cup has all the makings of the most open tournament yet held with as many as six teams having a realistic chance of lifting the trophy at Kensington Oval in late April. Adding to the difficulty in predicting a winner or even the four semi-finalists, is the wide range of pitch conditions that might prevail. As recently as the middle of last year many Caribbean pitches were slow and

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The Indian board has taken strong exception to a remark by Dilip Vengsarkar, the chairman of selectors, regarding Virender Sehwag's inclusion in India's World Cup squad. Vengsarkar was quoted by a news channel on Saturday as saying that the out-of-form Sehwag was selected only because of the insistence Rahul Dravid, the Indian captain . "When I was leading India, I never got the team I wanted

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CHIEF selector Dilip Vengsarkar disclosed yesterday that out-of-form batsman Virender Sehwag was picked for the World Cup only at the specific request of skipper Rahul Dravid.The 28-year-old Delhi batsman goes into the showpiece event in the Caribbean starting on March 13 following a prolonged form-slump which nearly cost him his World Cup place.Vengsarkar, a former captain, said Dravid wanted

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India should win the World Cup. I have never seen a stronger Indian One-day side: it's well-represented in batting and its bowling crop is very, very impressive. It's so good, I guess, that raising the issue of fielding appears a bit improper. I see a lot of similarity in this side to the one I captained in the World Cup triumph of 1996. It starts at the top and Robin Uthappa showcases the

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Mar 04 :The Indian team is prepared to meet the challenges of the ICC Cricket World Cup, said captain Rahul Dravid Sunday, while coach Greg Chappell was confident that they will reach the semi-final stage. After a long flight and a round of practice, Dravid was relaxed at his first press briefing before the start of the World Cup 2007. "We are prepared for the challenges of the ICC Cricket

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Sachin Tendulkar has cautioned against under-rating defending champions Australia's chances of retaining the World Cup for an unprecedented second time.Australia, who will be going after a third straight title when the ICC World Cup gets underway later this month, have lost their last five one-day internationals, against England and New Zealand, and combined with injuries to Brett Lee, a number

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NEW DELHI: After overcoming a string of injuries and surgery, Sachin Tendulkar heads into his fifth cricket World Cup desperate to fulfil one of the rare career ambitions that has eluded him. In his international career, which started when he became India's youngest Test cricketer at the age of 16 years and 205 days in 1989, Tendulkar has accomplished more than what most cricketers ever dream

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(JAMAICA), Mar 4: Sachin Tendulkar might have to cope with a new role in batting and the extra responsibility of being the vice-captain, but India's premier batsman on Sunday said he felt no pressure and was keen to contribute with both bat and ball at the World Cup."I am looking forward to having a good World Cup. I am hoping that both my batting and bowling will come good. I am not under any

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Irfan Pathan, the Indian allrounder, will after all travel to the West Indies for the World Cup, Dilip Vengsarkar, the chairman of selectors, confirmed in Ahmedabad today. Vengsarkar, along with two other national selectors, watched Pathan's performance for West Zone in their Deodhar Trophy match against Central Zone. "There are no alterations in the 15-member World Cup squad," Vengsarkar told

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