…`By 2009, according to the five-year plan, there will be at least 720 teams across the country in a highly organised system designed to channel promising youngsters from primary schools into the top secondary schools and then China’s elite universities…
…The aim is to qualify for the 2019 World Cup, and to ultimately beat its rising economic rival India in a Test…
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:rotfl:
I don’t even want to think what the media is going to write about this one. Although expect an immediate front-page news in Deccan Herald headlined with Gavaskar and Bedi’s pictures alongwith 3-page ghostly articles about the second best team in the world. 
I mean, after all, who can look past this?
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batting ya bowling ka tu nahin maloom likin fielding bari achee karein gay chinese.
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Eventually we'll be able to see a chinaman bowled by a real chinese :D
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Imagine Ramiz Raja trying to pronounce those Chinese names 
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All they need is a really good all rounder, he'll go into pavillion and come back as next batsman. For bowling changes they'll huddle after every over and same bowler can bowl all the overs.... nobody will recognize him :D
j/k
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and yeah I think we're looking at low scoring matches with them.
First, they might not be able to bat long-haul shots, and when they field, they'll chase and catch faster than the ball retorts from the bat :)
In all seriousness though, when China wants to be good at something it invariably succeeds. Look at their record in olymic sports like track racing and swimming, and they barely got started in the 70s.
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plus they will also need one guy who can speak english. Post match interviews can be problem khatam:D
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I can't imagine seeing chunnay playing gentleman's game. I know you will say if Powar can play anyone can play.
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Imagine what will happen to the poor interviewer when he is talking to Inzi and theChinese captain. :)
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^ They should invite a Russian guy to interpret both
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I predict China will kick everyone's ass within the next 25 years when it comes to cricket :o .
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ah...racism on these forums eh?:D
bring 'em on....it would be good to kick their a** in atleast one sport we are good at!
Re: China is preparing to beat India in a Test Match
**YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING ME!!! **
Is there anything China gonna leave?? I guess now we’ll see bats ‘Made in China’ as well… Is that time close to us Dhobi jee???
Umer
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INDIA in Trouble after China Bolwers Destroyed top Order
Dhoni B Yi 0 (12)
Yuvraj B Yong 1 (45)
Raina B Ying 0 (12)
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lol
another wicket gone
Powar B Xi 4(8)
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One thing is certain - they will be a great fielding side.
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Pak. coach to train Chinese cricket team
Beijing, Sept. 21 (PTI): Pakistan has appointed a coach to train budding cricketers in China as part of the joint effort by the International Cricket Council and the Asian Cricket Council to give a fillip to the sport in the country.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has appointed well-known cricketer, Rashid Khan, as coach to train the young Chinese players, Pakistan Cricket Board chief, Shaharyar Khan said.
Shaharyar, who also heads the ACC, said "they start with a disadvantage of no heritage. There is no tradition of playing cricket in China. This is a big minus.
“They (the Chinese) don’t know who Bradman was. If you don’t know who Bradman was or who Gary Sobers was, how are you going to play cricket?,” he said after the ACC teamed up with the ICC to provide a special fund of USD 400,000 to build cricket infrastructure in China.
Khan said the Chinese were determined to overcome the disadvantages and emerge as a major cricket-playing nation.
He said Rashid would coach China’s under-15 team which is scheduled to participate in the ACC Trophy, to be held in Thailand in December this year, for the first time.
Khan, who is part of the ICC and ACC delegation to get first hand information on the efforts being taken by the communist country to popularise cricket, urged the Chinese Cricket Association (CCA) to expose their teams to international competitions.
Pakistan is also planning to send its school team to China and the CCA could think about sending a Chinese school-level team to Pakistan, he said.
SOURCE: http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/007200609211558.htm
