The Real Contenders #1: India

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Indexed  February 10, 2011

In the series - The Real Contenders, I will take a look at the top six teams which I believe will most probably take the title. First up, co-hosts and the general favourite of the cricketing world, team India. Squad of 15: 1. Mahender Singh Dhoni: Skipper and glovesman of the Indi...   See the complete post here

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