After aiming their first shots at the supposed lesser lights of the Cricket World Cup, the big guns are at last trained on each other over the next few days, with a series of contests matching the longest-established test-playing nations.
The last two World Cup hosts, South Africa and the West Indies, will meet Thursday.
That will be followed a day later by the reigning champion, Australia, meeting New Zealand — not just its steady regional rival, but the last team to
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