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SPORTS WEEKLY ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 Who will dominate Group B? India RAVICHANDRAN Age: 32 years 102 days YUSUF PATHAN ASHWIN Playing role: Bowler Age: 28 years 61 days World Cup Statistics Age: 24 years 122 days VIRAT KOHLI Playing role: Allrounder Playing role: Bowler Age: 22 years 73 days . Group A MS DHONI . Playing role: Middle-order SURESH RAINA captain/keeper batsman Age: 24 years 51 days Teams . .Span Mat Won Lost Tied PIYUSH CHAWLA . Playing role: Batsman Australia . .1975-2007 69 51 17 1 Age: 29 years 194 days Age: 22 years 24 days PRAVEEN KUMAR . Pakistan . .1975-2007 56 30 24 2 Playing role: Playing role: Allrounder Age: 24 years 107 days SACHIN TENDULKAR New Zealand . .1975-2007 62 35 26 0 Wicketkeeper . Playing role: Bowler Age: 37 years 268 days Sri Lanka . .1975-2007 57 25 30 1 batsman GAUTAM GAMBHIR . Playing role: Top-order Zimbabwe . .1983-2007 45 8 33 1 . Age: 29 years 95 days ASHISH NEHRA batsman Canada . .1979-2007 12 1 11 0 VIRENDER SEHWAG . Age: 31 years 263 days . Kenya . .1996-2007 23 6 16 0 vice-captain HARBHAJAN SINGH Playing role: Bowler YUVRAJ SINGH Age: 30 years 198 days . Age: 29 years 36 days Group B Age: 32 years 89 days Playing role: Bowler MUNAF PATEL Playing role: Middle-order Teams . .Span Mat Won Lost Tied . Age: 27 years 189 days batsman India . .1975-2007 58 32 25 0 ZAHEER KHAN Playing role: Bowler South Africa . .1992-2007 40 25 13 2 England . .1975-2007 59 36 22 0 West Indies . .1975-2007 57 35 21 0 Bangladesh . .1999-2007 20 5 14 0 Ireland . .2007-2007 9 2 6 1 Netherlands . .1996-2007 14 2 12 0 South Africa GRAEME SMITH Age: 26 years 335 days COLIN INGRAM ROBIN PETERSON captain Playing role: Wicketkeeper Age: 25 years 199 days Age: 31 years 167 days Age: 29 years 351 days batsman Playing role: Top-order Playing role: Bowler Ireland Playing role: Opening . batsman . batsman JEAN-PAUL DUMINY . DALE STEYN WILLIAM Batting: Left-hand bat Age: 26 years 279 days JACQUES KALLIS Age: 27 years 205 days PORTERFIELD . Playing role: Middle-order Age: 35 years 94 days Playing role: Boyd Rankin HASHIM AMLA batsman Bowler captain Age: 26 years 198 days Age: 27 years 293 days . Playing role: Top-order MORNE MORKEL LONWABO Age: 26 years 135 days PAUL STIRLING batsman FAF DU PLESSIS Age: 26 years 104 days TSOTSOBE . Age: 20 years 138 days . Age: 26 years 189 days Playing role: Bowler Age: 26 years 317 ANDRE BOTHA . JOHAN BOTHA Playing role: Allrounder . days Age: 35 years 129 days ALBERT VAN DER MERWE Age: 28 years 261 days . Playing role: Bowler . Age: 31 years 232 days Playing role: Bowler WAYNE PARNELL . ALEX CUSACK . IMRAN TAHIR Age: 21 years 172 days MORNE VAN WYK Age: 30 years 82 days Andrew White AB DE VILLIERS Age: 31 years 297 days Playing role: Bowler wicketkeeper Age: 30 years 200 days wicketkeeper Playing role: Bowler . Age: 31 years 304 days GEORGE DOCKRELL . Age: 18 years 181 days GARY WILSON . wicketkeeper TRENT JOHNSTON Age: 36 years 265 days Age: 24 years 348 days Batting: Right-hand bat NIGEL JONES Age: 28 England years 272 days MATT PRIOR Batting: Left-hand bat . PAUL wicketkeeper Bowling: Right-arm off- COLLINGWOOD Age: 28 years 327 break Age: 34 years 238 days days Playing role: Wicket- JONATHAN TROTT Playing role: All- keeper Age: 29 years 272 rounder batsman days ED JOYCE . Batting: Right-hand bat Playing role: Top-order Age: 32 years . batsman 119 days EOIN MORGAN AJMAL SHAHZAD . Age: 24 years 131 Age: 25 years 176 LUKE WRIGHT John Mooney Playing role: days days Age: 25 years 318 Age: 28 years 343 Top-order Playing role: Middle- Playing role: Bowler days days batsman order . Playing role: All- . batsman GRAEME SWANN rounder KEVIN ANDREW JAMES ANDERSON . Age: 31 years 301 . O’BRIEN Age: 28 years 173 days MICHAEL YARDY Age: 26 years STRAUSS days TIM BRESNAN KEVIN PIETERSEN Playing role: Bowler Age: 30 years 53 days 321 days captain Playing role: Bowler Age: 25 years 325 Age: 30 years 206 . Playing role: All- Age: 33 years 323 . days days JAMES TREDWELL rounder . days IAN BELL Playing role: All- Playing role: Top-order Age: 28 years 326 NIALL O’BRIEN Playing role: Opening Age: 28 years 283 rounder batsman days STUART BROAD wicketkeeper batsman days . Playing role: Age: 24 years 209 . Allrounder days Age: 29 years 72 days West Indies Age: 28 years 210 days . Age: 26 years 96 days DARREN SAMMY Playing role: Wicketkeeper SHIVNARINE . captain Batting: Right-hand bat CHANDERPAUL KEMAR ROACH Age: 27 years 30 days Bowling: Legbreak googly Age: 36 years 156 days Age: 22 years 203 days Playing role: All- . Playing role: Batsman Batting: Right-hand bat rounder SULIEMAN BENN Bowling: Right-arm fast . Age: 29 years 181 days . ADRIAN BARATH Playing role: Allrounder CHRIS GAYLE Andre Russell Age: 20 years 280 Age: 31 years 120 days Age: 22 years 265 days days . Playing role: Batsman . Playing role: DWAYNE BRAVO . Netherlands Opening Age: 27 years 104 days NIKITA MILLER RAMNARESH SARWAN batsman Playing role: Allrounder Age: 28 years 248 days Age: 30 years 210 days . Playing role: Batsman DARREN BRAVO . PETER BORREN CARLTON Age: 21 years 347 days KIERON POLLARD captain BAUGH Batting: Left-hand bat Age: 23 years 252 days DEVON SMITH wicketkeeper Bowling: Right-arm Playing role: Allrounder Age: 29 years 90 days Age: 27 years 133 days medium-fast RAVI RAMPAUL . ADEEL RAJA Age: 30 years 139 days . BRADLEY KRUGER WESLEY BARRESI Age: 22 years 106 days wicketkeeper Age: 26 years 243 days BERNARD LOOTS Bangladesh Batting: Right-hand bat Age: 31 years 257 days . SHAKIB AL MUDASSAR BUKHARI . days Age: 27 years 6 days Pieter Seelaar HASAN IMRUL KAYES MUSHFIQUR RAHIM RUBEL HOSSAIN Age: 23 years 183 days captain Age: 23 years 351 wicketkeeper Age: 21 years 18 days . days Age: 22 years 140 days ATSE BUURMAN . Age: 23 years Playing role: Opening Batting: Right-hand bat . wicketkeeper ERIC SZWARCZYNSKI 301 days batsman . Age: 28 years 286 days Age: 27 years 322 days SHAFIUL ISLAM Batting: Right-hand bat Batting: Right-hand bat . NAEEM ISLAM Age: 21 years 105 days . TAMIM IQBAL JUNAID SIDDIQUE Age: 24 years 19 days Playing role: Bowler Tom Cooper RYAN TEN DOESCHATE vice-captain Age: 23 years 81 days . Age: 24 years 36 days Age: 30 years 185 days . Batting: Right-hand bat Age: 21 years 305 days MAHMUDULLAH NAZMUL HOSSAIN SHAHRIAR NAFEES Bowling: Right-arm offbreak . Batting: Left-hand bat Age: 24 years 349 Age: 23 years 106 days Age: 24 years 359 days . BEREND WESTDIJK . days . Batting: Left-hand bat TOM DE GROOTH Age: 25 years 302 days ABDUR RAZZAK . Age: 31 years 232 days Age: 28 years 218 days MOHAMMAD RAQIBUL HASAN . ASHRAFUL Age: 23 years 103 SUHRAWADI SHUVO . Age: 26 years 196 days Age: 22 years 59 days ALEXEI KERVEZEE BAS ZUIDERENT Age: 21 years 112 days Age: 33 years 304 days.
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