India's World Cup losers arrive home safely

New Delhi:India's World Cup cricketers began returning home early amid tight security that prevented disgruntled fans from staging any protests over their shock first round exit.

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Australian juggernaut rolls on

The 2003 World Cup was not only about Australia's triumph over adversity, but also about a drug-ban, boycotts, protests and some prominent cricketers' farewell.

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India victory cools tempers; peps up betting industry

New Delhi: Protests against the India's poor show at the Cricket World Cup cooled on Thursday after an 83-run win against Zimbabwe on Wednesday offered the men in blue a fighting chance to make it to the Super Six.

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India victory cools tempers; peps up betting industry

New Delhi: Protests against the India's poor show at the Cricket World Cup cooled on Thursday after an 83-run win against Zimbabwe on Wednesday offered the men in blue a fighting chance to make it to the Super Six.

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Australia warned Zimbabwe situation will turn violent

Sydney: The Australian government has been told widespread protests during Australia's World Cup cricket match in Zimbabwe are likely to turn violent, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said on Sunday.

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Australia warned Zimbabwe situation will turn violent

Sydney: The Australian government has been told widespread protests during Australia's World Cup cricket match in Zimbabwe are likely to turn violent, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said on Sunday.

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