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Kenyan skipper Steve Tikolo however believed his side's battling performance proved they deserved their place in the Super Six.
Tikolo was been hurt by comments in some quarters suggesting that Kenya had been lucky to advance to the latter stages of the World Cup.
"Obviously the performance is there for them to see," he said.
Kenya's surprise progress has been aided partly by the four points they gained when New Zealand refused to play their group match in Nairobi due to security concerns.
However, they also caused the upset of the World Cup so far by defeating Sri Lanka.
"The critics have been talking about us getting the four points from New Zealand. But they are
forgetting that we had to win three games to get to the Super Sixes," Tikolo said.
"So you know it is painful to hear those kind of remarks.
But again we are trying and hopefully we will shut our critics up."
Tikolo admitted the team had sensed victory after the Indians were 11 for two.
"We know what type of batsmen Sachin and Sehwag are. When we got them out we believed we had a chance to win, if we were to get another quick wicket," he said.
Tikolo said the Kenyan cricket association has been clamouring to play more games against established sides for the last three or four years, but its pleased to have met with lukewarm response from the ICC.
"It's up to the ICC to recognise that Kenya needs to play more
cricket," Tikolo said.
"On the Test issue, the performance is there for them to see. I believe we again proved ourselves so it is up to the ICC."
Tikolo said: "We don't want to compare ourselves to Bangladesh. But having said that, we have a better side and we hope ICC will look into that."
The possibility remains that India and Kenya could meet again in the semi-finals for that match at Kingsmead
Tikolo added that he hoped Kenya's display at the World Cup would increase the popularity of the game in his country.
"We need to spread the game all over the country and get more players coming and taking it to the schools. I am hoping our performance in the World Cup will open doors," he said.