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Mar 25, 2011

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – New Zealand vs South Africa

Campaign India brings you Adland's Predictions for each of the ICC World Cup matches daily.

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – New Zealand vs South Africa

Continuing our series with Campaign India Adland Predictions, here is what the adland predicts for today’s quarter final match – New Zealand vs South Africa 



  

Anant Rangaswami

South Africa will not choke this time and will win the game. Surprisingly, it will be an easy win. 

 

 

  

Hiren Pandit

South Africa’s better bowling attack will help them win the match. New Zealand has a chance only in the batting if Ross Taylor performs today.

 

 

Prashant Singh

I am going with South Africa. 

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