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Cricket »  February 10, 2003  » News » Full story
Cricket will emerge winner at the World Cup: Vajpayee
New Delhi: Contending that no matter which team wins, cricket will win at the World Cup in South Africa, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee on Monday said, adding people in India would very much like "our Boys in Blue" to win. Just look at the spirit of internationalism that today pervades the cricketing world, with the start of the World Cup tournament in South Africa," he said at the International Youth Conference on Terrorism. "No matter which team wins, cricket will win. Youthfulness will win. The spirit of oneness will win. Of course, we in India would very much like our Boys in Blue to win," he said. Extras:
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Tags: new delhi, team wins, cricket, world cup, south africa, prime minister atal behari vajpayee, india, our boys in blue, spirit of internationalism, pervades, tournament, international youth conference on terrorism.


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