Campaign India Team
Mar 12, 2011

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – Weekend matches

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

Campaign India Adland Predictions: ICC World Cup 2011 – Weekend matches

 

Continuing our series of Campaign India ICC World Cup Predictions, we bring you predictions for the three games over the weekend; India vs South Africa, New Zealand vs Canada and Australia vs Kenya. All three of our predictors have picked South Africa to end India's unbeaten streak at the World Cup on Saturday. For the matches on Sunday, all three of them pick the teams from Down Under to win comfortably.
 
Anant Rangaswami 
 
India vs South Africa: This one is going to be close, and I think South Africa have the greater motivation to win. Graeme Smith also needs a big inning, this one should be it.
 
New Zealand vs Canada: Canada have the energy, but, as in the previous case, New Zealand will draw upon the need to win and get there easily.
 
Australia vs Kenya: Austalia will walk over Kenya.
 
 
Prashant Singh
 
India vs South Africa: Big game to predict. I'll go with SA on this one. Amla, D'Villiers and Kallis are doing well in Indian conditions and with our weak bowling attack, my money is on SA.
 
New Zealand vs Canada: Enough said, New Zealand are winning this.
 
Australia vs Kenya: Enough said again. Australia will win it.
 
 
Hiren Pandit
 
India vs South Africa: A slightly bouncy and pacy wicket at Nagpur will mean South Africa's pace attack (Steyn and Morkel) will be encouraged. India's bowling attack is struggling and could be the reason for India's downfall. I predict South Africa will win this. I hope I'm wrong though.
 
New Zealand vs Canada: New Zealand.
 
Australia vs Kenya: Australia.
 
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