Ponting says fewer teams is better for World Cup

Author: espncricinfo.com Published: 20th Feb 2011 Category: ICC Cricket World Cup 2010/11
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Ricky Ponting, the Australia captain, believes the World Cup will be a better event without the weaker Associate nations, but hopes the decision hurt the development of the game around the world

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