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Kiwis' one last chance

BBC ONLINE, undated
New Zealand and Australia play each other for the final time in the round robin stage of the TVS Cup in India on Sunday.
The Kiwis have a point to prove, having been thrashed by the Aussies in Pune and narrowly beaten in a game they should have won in Cuttack.
A third defeat will not quite consign New Zealand to the sidelines, however.
Their match against India in Hyderabad on November 15 could decide who joins Australia in the Calcutta final.
Kiwi captain Stephen Fleming said: "An early start is something we've got to deal with, and deal positively.
"There will be pressure on the side batting first. Winning the toss will be a definite advantage, but the other team must strive to do better."
All-rounder Chris Cairns and seam
bowler Paul Hitchcock have had extensive nets for two days in an effort to get fit.
The Aussies may rest wicketkeeper-opener Adam Gilchrist and paceman Brad Williams.
Jimmy Maher and Michael Kasprowicz both have opportunities to make impressions.
The Kiwis will be relieved not to see Williams coming at them with the new ball.
He twice ran through their top order to pick up successive man-of-the-match awards.
Bigger beds have been ordered for the tall New Zealanders at the hotel where they will be staying.
The Landmark Hotel flew in beds measuring 7ft 6in from Calcutta, a foot longer than the standard ones.
Arindam Bhaumik, the general manager at the Landmark, said: "There was no request to do this.
"We saw them on TV, read about their heights and realised our beds were too short."
The Kiwis crucially recorded their first win in the competition when they beat India in Cuttack on Thursday.
Australia have won three matches on the bounce since an opening loss to India in Gwalior.
TEAMS
AUSTRALIA (possible): Ricky Ponting (captain), Jimmy Maher, Matthew Hayden, Damien Martyn, Andrew Symonds, Michael Bevan, Michael Clarke, Andy Bichel, Ian Harvey, Nathan Bracken, Michael Kasprowicz.
NEW ZEALAND (possible): Stephen Fleming (captain), Lou Vincent, Craig McMillan, Chris Harris, Jacob Oram, Scott Styris, Brendon McCullum, Kyle Mills, Chris Nevin, Daryl Tuffey, Daniel Vettori.