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Every one is doing their part, In hyping India’s chances at the world cup. This time even opposing teams have fallen for it.There are reports emerging of a secret boot camp held in Germany. Exact location, undisclosed.But Andrew Strauss has defended it.Yes in the thick of winter. Where all of India’s opponents met for a week long bonding session, sharing ideas and performing "strategery" on how to beat the mighty Indians.Notes from those sessions were leaked. We don’t believe Assange was involved.Scribbled on p...   See the complete post here

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