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Dhoni, Yuvraj script India win

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  • India raced to a 2-1 series lead against Australia after registering a six-wicket victory at the Ferozeshah Kotla stadium on Saturday. Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (71 n.o.) and Yuvraj Singh (78) shared a 148-run fourth-wicket partnership to help India reach the 230-run target with 10 balls to spare. Batting first, Australia made 229 with half-centuries from skipper Ricky Ponting (59) and Michael Hussey (81 n.o).

    Cricket is a team sports, complements should be given 'when due' to the whole team By: Devji kumar | 01-Nov-2009 Reply | Forward Congretulations, Jai Ho Team India. Message for the reporter, Cricket is a team sports and it takes the sum performance of eleven individual players during fielding, wicket keeping, bowling and batting to win or lose matches. Complements should be given 'when due' to the whole team instead of star performers on a paticular the day of play. Remember that this is seven ODI series match and so performance and effort shall be required from all the players including the substitutes when requested to play.
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