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    "I'm not surprised that India has struggled" "I am not surprised that India has struggled because they are missing Sehwag and Yuvraj while they made a mistake not play Pragyan Ojha" he said. . The leg-spinner said the England and Wales Cricket Board has extended his coaching contract which was initially for three months but he could not accept a full time job with them due to his family commitments. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
    I am not surprised that India has struggled because they are missing Sehwag and Yuvraj while they made a mistake not play Pragyan Ojha
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago
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Mushtaq predicts Pak-Eng final
  1. That is when the coaching offer came from the ECB. I accepted it and I think I made the right decision since it is an exciting job working with some very good spinners.
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago
  2. Their biggest advantage is they are free of any major fitness problems with their players, a problem that has affected all other teams either before or during the competition
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago
  3. Adil Rashid is an exciting young leg-spinner who can bat well and field excellently as well. You have Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann and there are couple of exciting young spinners playing county cricket so all in all it is a great scene for England cricket as far as spin talent is concerned
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago
  4. They have the best bowling options in pace and spin. They are the sides with the bowling to cope with any pitch conditions. And I see them playing in the final as they will top their groups
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago
  5. I'm not surprised that India has struggled
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 2 months ago

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