MUMBAI, (Reuters) – India can underline their credentials as World Cup favourites with victory over South Africa in Group B tomorrow — and convince their own fans who are becoming increasingly jittery about their prospects.
The co-hosts, touted by most as the favourites to win the Feb 19-April 2 tournament, have been unbeaten so far in their campaign with three wins and a tied match against England.
But their victories — against Bangladesh, Ireland and the Netherlands — have inspired anything but confidence in the supporters’ minds.
The five-wicket wins against lowly Ireland and
