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There is bad news for Indian cricket fans. Heroes against Sri Lanka turned zeroes against South Africa. India lost the first One Day International, ODI, in Hyderabad by five wickets.

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There is bad news for Indian cricket fans. Heroes against Sri Lanka turned zeroes against South Africa. India lost the first One Day International, ODI, in Hyderabad by five wickets.


The South Africans reached the target of 250 set by India in 48.5 overs. South African player, Jacques Kallis top-scored with 68 runs, taking South Africa sailing to victory.
 
India was reduced to 35 for five this morning, before Yuvraj Singh scored a century; and the Indian lower order took the total to 249.


 


 


 


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