Ferozeshah Kotla : Pakistan 210 for eight in their first innings at stumps – India’s winning odd moves up to 76%
Ajit Parker
Nov. 22, 2007

At the end of the first day of the first cricket test, India is 76% favored to win acceding computer driven analytical models.

Misbah-ul-Haq with 71 and Mohammad Sami with 20 remained still on the pitch and perhaps saved Pakistan from an embarrassing collapse in bating.

Kumble 3-38, Z Khan 2-36 spearheaded the Indian bowling spree and Pak batsmen were on the defensive right from the beginning.

Ferozeshah Kotla : Pakistan 210 for eight in their first innings at stumps – India’s winning odd moves up to 76%
Ajit Parker
Kumble 3-38, Z Khan 2-36 spearheaded the Indian bowling spree and Pak batsmen were on the defensive right from the beginning.
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A '100 per cent' batting pitch in Jaipur – India plans to crush Pakistan in final ODI
Sayeed Immam
Sawai Man Singh Stadium in Jaipur is well known for its turn – very early in the game. India plans to crush Pakistan in final ODI with mastery of cricket not seen from Indians for decades.
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Nitin Patel
The eye candy was Yuvi. He played his one of the best games. A spearheaded 77 defying dangerous Mohammad Yousuf and picking up the wicket of Pakistan skipper Shoaib Malik created the sensation.
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Ajit Parker
Indian batting was superb. But when it came bowling, India did a poor job in containing Pakistan in an excellent batting strip.
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Confident India go into the second cricket one-dayer against arch-rivals Pakistan but the host team plans to counter with a strengthened pace attack and manipulation of the pitch
Ajit Parker
India is looking carefully at these threats. Indian can win without the spinners too. The team is too strong and well balanced from all sides.
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Dilip Vengsarkar has been asked not to write columns in the newspapers as long as he is chief selector but fans want him to write about selection – lack of transparency?
Parth Sharma
The question arises from the standpoint of transparency. If players and selectors cannot communicate with ‘cricket fans’ of India, Indian cricket will suffer. Transparency and openness in a democratic environment is essential.
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All eyes on Dravid but India plans to pound Pakistan with a young team aided by big weights
Mahima Phatke
It is a young team with a young outgoing dashing captain that resembles Kapil Dev in the past. India performs the best when such non-conventional non text book style cricketers dominate the scenes.
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Rahul Dravid dropped – India marches towards a younger and T20 type team to challenge Pakistan
Surjit Chauthala
India plans to go all out in Pakistan. The team is ready to take a less than impressive Pakistan for the first time and prove Indian cricket superiority.
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