'...and let someone else build their team toward the 2007 World Cup. This team has been made to be fearful and distrusting by the rumour mongering and deceit that is Sourav's modus operandi of divide and rule.'
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There is much to look forward to for the Indian supporters, but the team is still a long way short of being able to match the overall strength of this wonderful Australian side.
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The winner of this game within a game at the Wanderers may well decide the outcome of this World Cup final.
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'They have displayed commitment to the basic requirements for success and have shown strong team spirit. A captain cannot do much more than that and it helps if he is able to lead from the front with the bat as Ganguly has done.'
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India will have some uneasy moments before the semi-final gets underway, but once the game starts they need to be switched on to execute the basics in a ruthless, professional way.
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If what has been done to bring about this modern miracle could be recorded, there would be a number of prospective consumers willing to pay considerable royalties to access the secret.
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The combination of batting and bowling depth, allied with new found agility in the field and the spirit evident in this Indian squad, will carry them to victory over New Zealand.
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Sachin's combination of deft touches and raw power is virtually unmatched in the game today. Gilchrist, Hayden and Lara can certainly match his power though they don't quite match his exquisite skill and versatility.
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They are one team who can match them (Australia) because they play best when they follow their instincts.
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It is not often that both sides can say they got something positive out of a match, but both India and Kenya will be happy.
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