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P is for...Pakistan

Pakistan.....of course.

Former World Cup winners.
Former World T20 champions.
Can they add the ICC Champions Trophy to their list of ICC tournament wins?

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O is for...OUT!

As he does on many lists, Muttiah Muralitharan leads the way on the number of wickets in the Champions Trophy with 24 wickets from 15 innings in which he bowled.
Right behind him is New Zealand's Kyle Mills with 22 wickets from 12 matches. Mills will almost certainly pass the Sri Lankan spinner and become the leading wicket-taker.

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N is for.....Narine

Narine - Sunil, Narine
The 24 year old from Trinidad is expected to spearhead the spin effort from the West Indies.
Whilst his figures dont look pretty in Test matches, his 47 wickets in 28 ODIS at an average of 21.68 are more than respectable.

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M is for...Misbah

Misbah.

That's right, the Pakistan captain and our best ODI batsman on current form has a massive role to play if Pakistan are to progress in the Champions Trophy.

His performance in the ODI series in South Africa showed that he still can perform against the very best, and as Dav Whatmore said, "Misbah's batting has had a new lease of life".

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L is for...Losing

Nobody ever remembers the losing side....except for the losing side.

Whether that be a semi-final, final or to your arch rivals .
How do you handle defeat? How will you handle defeat?

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K is for...Kumar, Kohli, Keiron, and Kane

K is for Kumar, Kohli, Keiron, and Kane.
Kumar Sangakkara, Kohli, Kieron Pollard, Kane Williamson and the big absentees, Kevin Pietersen and Kallis.

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J is for...Junaid

Junaid.
Junaid Khan that is.
Being asked to lead the attack with Mohammad Irfan, the 23-year old will be asked to put a lot on his shoulders. Having never played an ODI in England, it will be crucial for Pakistan's chances in the tournament that Junaid be able to take wickets with the new ball and provide break-throughs in a partnership when his captain throws him the ball.

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