T20 World Cup Preview – Part 1

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Indexed  June 28, 2009

Starting June 5th, India will defend its title of “world champions” for the first time since it took over the mantle of “most influential nation” in world cricket. Predictably, given the board that the defending champions represent, there is no shortage of enthusiasm for the 2nd edition of the T20 Worldcup. From a format that [...]   See the complete post here

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