An injured Ishant Sharma will miss the World Cup.
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The 2015 edition of the World Cup is expected to be an open contest with every top team with a firm chance to emerge triumphant. In the build-up, plans and predictions are being made with equal enthusiasm. Here's a look at the three biggest news stories from Down Under.
1. Mohit Sharma replaces injured Ishant Sharma
Ishant Sharma failed his fitness test in Adelaide and his injury means the Delhi bowler will not take part in the World Cup. While it has come as a blow to defending champions India, Mohit Sharma has been brought in as his replacement. (Read more )
2. Gary Kirsten says India can lift World Cup once again
He coached India to the title four years ago. While he may have since quit as coach of the team, former South Africa cricketer Gary Kirsten is quite sure the side still has the firepower to win the biggest event in international cricket. (Read more )
3. Saeed Ajmal cleared to bowl
Pakistan received a shot in the arm when ICC cleared spinner Saeed Ajmal to bowl. This after tests on his re-worked bowling action were successful. Considered as one of the most effective slower bowlers in the world today, Ajmal's inclusion in the World Cup can make for exciting contests. (Read more )
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