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IANS
It'd take us at least 6-8 weeks to play international matches: Bharat Arun
New Delhi, June 6: A billion people suffered heartbreak when Martin Guptill's direct throw dislodged the bails, and M.S. Dhoni, India's last hope, was found to be short of the crease, as the cricketing giants suffered a defeat at the hands of New Zealand in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup.
For a team that considers winning the World Cup an 'obsession', the pain of losing still stings. "Yes, the World Cup loss still hurts us, it's still hurting us and we'll probably go all out to see that we leave no stone unturned in our preparation to make sure that we do exceptionally well in the World Cup," Bharat Arun told FanCode in the latest episode of Lockdown But Not Out.
