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Despite finding out the morning before their first match that Gautam Garnbhlr had aggravated a groin injury and would take no part in the tri-series, India's captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni was confident of the side's chances. He has reason to be.
This Is India's third one-day series in Sri Dinka over the last 13 months. Where for decades India's record here had been nothing to crow over - they arrived for a tri-series in 2005 having won just nine of 33 matches -- a strong one-day outfit has turned that record around dramatically. They have won seven of ten matches since then and in their last two scries proved the past now counts for little, beating Sri Lanka 3-2 last August and 4-1 in February.
TEAMS
INDIA (probable): Dinesh Karthik, Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Suresh Raina, Yuvraj Singh, Mahendra Singh Dhoni (captain), Yusuf Pathan, Harbhajan Singh, Praveen Kumar, Ishant Sharma, Ashish Nehra.
NEW ZEALAND (probable): Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder, Martin GuptUl, Ross Taylor, Jacob Oram, Grant Elliot, Daniel Vettori (captain), Nathan McCullum, Ian Butler or Kyle Mills, Daryl Tuffey, Shane Bond.
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FROM PAGE 17 focused as she should've been," said her mother, Leslie Oudin. "All that comes with experience and she'll learn how to handle this better.”
But trade the experience? Probably not.
“The thing for me is, I love to play tennis, and that all comes along with it if you do well and if you win," she said. “And 1 mean, I'm ready for that if that's what you have to do to do well in tennis. I'm not going to stop playing just because of that”
She still has to keep improving, though.
Part of the formula in her three come-from-behind wins was that she was playing hardhitting Russians -- including Maria Sharapova — who made plenty of mistakes and fell into error-filled traps against Oudin's steady counterpunching.
Against Wozniacki, the 19-year-old who has won more matches than anyone on the tour this year, Oudin essentially faced a carbon copy ofherself.
“She plays incredible defense,” Oudin said. “Makes me hit a thousand balls and really is a really great player. I mean, I don't know what else I could have done.”
Still, an hour after the match, it was hard to tell who won and who lost on this night at Arthur Ashe Stadium, where almost all the 23,881 fans had Oudin's back, even cheering a few times when her opponent doublefaulted.
Wozniacki stepped out the front door of the building, with one person by her side, in mintgreen sweatpants. She got a polite round of applause from a dozen or so fans who happened to be standing there.
Oudin was still in the players' courtyard doing TV interviews.
“I’m sorry that I won against Melanie today," Wozniacki had said earlier to the partisan fans in her postmatch interview.
No need to be sorry. After this whirlwind trip to the big city, it looks like Melanie will be just fine.