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Ingredients that matter
SLJMKBKD. Feb 12: (AFP):The team that lifts this year's World Cup will need three crucial ingredients — luck, a star player ... and a master tactician.
Good fortune and the God-gven talents of men like rian Lara. Wasim Akram and Shane Warne cannot be coached.
Tactics, however, can. And they are sure to play a bigger role over the next six weeks than ever before.
Tactics or the lack of them will also decided the long term fates of figureheads
WASIM AKRAM like Akram. Rlchie Richard-son. Michael Atherton and Mohammed Azharuddin.
It was New Zealand who showed In 1992 how a new approach to the limited-over game could' unsettle more highly-rated yet complacent opponents.
Despite their lack of topbracket players the rest of it was bold. Innovative tactics.
Skipper Martin Crowe tore up the rule book first by heading his bowling attack not with pace but Dipak Patel's gentle off spin, then promoting Mark Greatbatch up the order to launch each innings with his blunderbuss • stroke play.
Similar sleights of hand can be expected this time.
South Africa's Hansie ■ Cronje, backed up by coach
Bob Woolmer, may be the man to watch to bring the first surprise of the tournament.
Africanars are more commonly associated with conservatism than innovation, but Cronje has proved himself to-be a deft operator on the field ever since taking over from mentor Keppler Wessels.
The use of Richard Snell as a one-day opener against England Just before the tournament showed that the springboks are willing to adopt new ideas (Snell responded with a lighting 63 in an opening partnership of 116 at Bloemfontein).
Strike bowler Allan Donald. meanwhile avoided a direct confrontation with the pitch-hitter Phil Defreitas and was used instead to break the batsmen's early rhythm by coming on at first change.
The South Africans will certainly bring a new scientific approach to the art of fielding. Cronje and Woolmer will have scrutinized their opponents on video, frame by frame, player by player. Fields will be constantly Juggled and rejuggled to try to exploit individual weaknesses.
The character of pitches on the Asian sub-continent will also demand special con-sideration.
^Morning dew is likely to offer bowlers some move-
ment early on. while wickets are likely to become slower and low for batsmen as matches progress. With little sideways movement available. variation of length and disguised changes of pace — Indian bowler Javagal Srinath is an expert in this department are likely to come to the fore.
Richardson and Azharud-din. in particular, will have their tactical choices put under the most powerful of ml-croscopers.
Both the West Indian and Indian.skippers have readymade successors Jostling at their elbows during the Worid Cup. Richardson, with Brian Lara in the wings is the more vulnerable since his lacklustre captaincy has always earned him widespread criticism. Lara, significantly has been counted among his detractors.
Azharuddln. in contrast.
boasts an Impressive record of home success dating back to 1990 but Tendulkar, the world's richest cricketer, has a through of backers and after captaining Bombay for two years is perfectly positioned to take over if things go wrong this month.
England skipper Atherton like Richardson has been lambasted for having the lateral thinking flair of a gatepost. There were even suggestions that Warwickshire captain Dermott Reeve not in the final England 14 should replace him after the 6-1 one-day defeat to South Africa.
Atherton's qualities as a barnacle opening batsman are still required but lack of imagination in Pakistan could see him reduced to ranks.
SHANE WARNE
Wasim Akram's problems as captain are unique, like Mark Taylor of Australia he has a supremely-gifted squad at his disposal and a wide range of options. Like Atherton nis place in the side is automatic.
His major challenge, however. will be motivational rather than tactical. It can't be easy unifying the likes of Salim Malik. Javed Miandad and Rameez Raja — all former Pakistan captains themselves under one pavilion roof.
Rule by committee on the pitch. where instant tactical decisions are required from one ball to the next is not advisable but the critics are already in place if Wasim already in his second spell as team leader fails to make the grade