Asia Cup Final -Favorable stars may help India win the cup

Positive planetary and numerology combination indicates that Indian Cricket team may do well and might win the 2010 Asia Cup Final to be played in Dambulla, on Thursday June 24, 2010. June 24 adds up to number 6 (2+4+6+20+10=15) which is India's fate number and hence indicates good news for the country. Transiting Moon in Scorpio will be well aspected by Jupiter, Saturn and Mars which further boosts the confidance of the team. However, the team sould be careful of the injury and over agression. I hope they make the most of it. I wish Dhoni & the team all the best!

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Hopefully we will draw the match: Sehwag

It is a difficult to do the explanation on a day when nothing has gone in your team's favour. Team India's plight on Monday no different. Having witnessed South Africa post a mammoth 558 for six (declared) in their first innings in the first two days, the hosts' response was disappointing to say the least. They could muster only 233 in their first innings, after being 221 for four at one stage. To make matters worse, they lost both their openers before stumps (66-2) on day three to have the ignominy of an innings defeat staring at their face. Explaining the collapse was a tough ask. And the person sent to do that was the one who impressed the most in an otherwise vapid batting display. And to his credit Virender Sehwag did put up a brave face, trying to remain positive ahead of the impending negative result. "We'll try hard. And hopefully we can draw the match," he said, when asked if it was possible now for India to get something out o this match. ...

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Sehwag, Tendulkar put India in control

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NEW DON at 99.5.

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