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England is back

After the drubbing in the Test series, England's comeback in the tri-series was amazing. Not only did it beat New Zealand but went on to defeat the seemingly invincible Australia for the title. The team has rediscovered itself and the World Cup should see more of its capabilities.

D.B.N. Murthy,

Bangalore

Onus on Pathan

Now that Irfan Pathan has found a place in the World Cup squad, he should ensure that he contributes with the bat too, like Abdul Razzaq of Pakistan. Pathan has his task cut out and the onus is on him.

Pankaj Kumar,

Chennai

The big question

Undue caution on the part of the lower middle-order batsmen led to India losing the Rajkot one-dayer against Sri Lanka. When Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly had brought things under control, the rest of the batsmen needlessly brought pressure on themselves. Will the Indians learn from the defeat is the big question?

K.D. Viswanaathan,

Coimbatore

A loss to TNCA

In the passing away of N.C. Raghavachari, senior advocate of the Madras High Court, Tamil Nadu Cricket Association has lost a person who was a pillar of support as a Tribunal member of the Association for over a decade. Despite old age, he had never missed a Tribunal appeal meeting. Raghavachari's demise is a loss both to the legal and cricketing communities.

S.R. Jagannathan,

Chennai

Bangalore

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