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March 19, 2007 Twenty20 will light up South Africa during September ? Getty Images India and Pakistan have been drawn together in the group stage of the inaugural Twenty20 World Championship while England and Australia will also face each other in South Africa during September. Cricket South Africa have confirmed the four groups, although the fixtures still have to be ratified by ICC and the final list is not expected until the end of the month. The groups have South Africa, West Indies and Bangladesh in Group A, England, Zimbabwe and Australia in Group B, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Kenya in Group C and Pakistan, India and Scotland in Group D. The tournament is due to run from September 11 to 24, although there seems to be confusion over the dates. Roweda Kandan, who is overseeing the preparations for CSA, confirmed the schedule while an ICC spokesman told Cricinfo said they had still to be finalised. Warm-up matches are slated for September 8 and 9, yet England and India don't complete their one-day series until September 8 at Lord's. "England and India will arrive late and might just have one warm-up game," Kandan told Cricinfo. http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ci/content/story/286104.html

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Re: India and Pakistan drawn together in Twenty20 Not sure i'll follow 20-20 cup as eagerly. This may just be the only way Pakistan could manage a victory against us in a world cup. :hic: And Afridi could finally make an impact in a world cup.

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Re: India and Pakistan drawn together in Twenty20

Not sure i'll follow 20-20 cup as eagerly. This may just be the only way Pakistan could manage a victory against us in a world cup. :hic: And Afridi could finally make an impact in a world cup.
unless he smacks another spectator and stays out of another wc :lmao:
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