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Sachin Tendulkar won a great personal battle against the Australians on Thursday but India still lost the war, going down by three runs in an epic run-chase. India again lost a match which it had all but won. Full Article at Times of India
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"Till the last wicket fell we had hope. But it was not to be," said Mahendra Singh Dhoni [ Images ], soon after India fell short by three runs in the fifth One-Day International against Australia [ Images ] in Hyderabad on Thursday. Full Article at Rediff
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NEW DELHI (Online) India should not allow one individual, Hafiz Saeed, to hold the entire bilateral relationship hostage, says Pakistans envoy to India, making a strong pitch for the resumption of the composite dialogue, days ahead of a crucial... Full Article at The Nation
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After a close, emotional three-run defeat to Australia in Hyderabad, MS Dhoni said that India lost the mental battle, falling at the last hurdle. "You work so hard to get to a well, but then you have to drink the water yourself," he said. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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Sachin Tendulkar has proved that one-day cricket is not dead. On Thursday, he took India breathtakingly close to what would have been their biggest ever win in one-day international (ODI) history. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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We lost the mental aspect and not the cricketing part of the match. Chasing 350 was always going to be difficult even on this wicket which played very well
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It was one of the amazing games and certainly one of the best innings ever from Tendulkar
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They got off to a good start and we never got into a position to contain them
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The last two matches have been played on tracks that were placid but ideal wickets for one-day cricket
