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January 9, 2007Posted on 01/09/2007 in Indian cricket
Chappell opens up
India is back from an exacting tour and they don’t even have sufficient time to rest as they hit the final stretch to the World Cup. Greg Chappell speaks to Mumbai Mirror on the preparations.
We may have to play players like Sachin or Sehwag in the middle order. We cannot throw in a new player in the team before the World Cup. Because team that does well in the World Cup will certainly have experienced players.
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