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March 12, 2007Posted on 03/12/2007 in World Cup 2007
Shocks and surprises
AFP runs through some of the World Cup upsets, starting with Sri Lanka's win over India in 1979. Zimbabwe, West Indies, Australia and Bangladesh also play key parts in the tournament upsets.
In the Sydney Morning Herald Trevor Marshallsea writes about the importance of Stuart MacGill in the Pura Cup final.
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