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February 23, 2007Posted on 02/23/2007 in World Cup 2007
Black Caps won, because they thought they could
Harsha Bhogle, writing in the Indian Express, feels that Australia might bounce back strongly at the World Cup.
Australia have been a great side not just because they were the best but because they were also the toughest. The second of those qualities will now be tested. It will be folly to put them out of even your smallest short-list, for the opposition to assume that the wounds are too deep.
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