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Mar 09, 2011

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 - India vs Netherlands

For the India versus Netherlands match, all seem to be voting for India

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 - India vs Netherlands

 

India vs Netherlands:
 
Hiren Pandit
 
No questions here. India all the way.
 
 
 
 
Prashant Singh
 
INDIA, and comfortably. If India Bats first we will score BIG, and if not, we will chase under 230
 
 
 
Anant Rangaswami
 
Walk over for India. Should India win the toss, expect them to bat first to give the middle order some time in the middle. If the Netherlands bat first, expect to see an unusually agressive India, sorting out the net run rate problem we could have.
 
 
Agree or disagree? Send us your take for each of the ICC World Cup matches to us at [email protected]
 
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