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Weak bowling attack India's biggest World Cup concern: Kirti Azad

Kolkata, Jan 24 (IANS) Former India cricketer and member of the victorious World Cup team of 1983, Kirti Azad Saturday said with the present bowling
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Kolkata, Jan 24 (IANS) Former India cricketer and member of the victorious World Cup team of 1983, Kirti Azad Saturday said with the present bowling line-up reigning champions India will suffer badly at the upcoming quadrennial event starting Feb 14.

“With the kind of bowling line-up we have, we have to suffer,” Azad told the media and audience present at the Kolkata literary meet where he and other panellists discussed the victory at the '83 World Cup.

The 56-year-old, who fondly remembered getting English batsman Ian Botham out in the semi-final in 1983, also added that cricket is a strange game where anything could happen in an instant, thus refraining from predicting India’s chances at the Cup.

“It is a funny game, you never know, the bowling will have to come to the forefront and deliver, if it does not then India can be knocked out before the semi-final or even before that,” he added.
 

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