IPL4 - Transition from 2011 World Cup

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The 2011 World Cup finished last Saturday with the Indian team winning the tournament. Within a week, the team has been split into 8 different teams (5 players leading their respective franchises) - one wonders how the players will respond to this ’new challenge’.Chennai Super KingsMahendra Singh Dhoni (c)Suresh RainaRavichandran AshwinMumbai Indians Sachin Tendulkar (c)Harbha...   See the complete post here

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