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In a diverse and colorful world of sprawling sports there is more than one aspect to the sporting world. Sports help websites, news, forums, equipment, blogs, talk, videos, events, games and so much more sports domains that the list remains never ending.
Live sports are just another domain on our list sporting categories with sport news and sport events combined. Similarly various niches come together under more categories the list is never ending.
Live sports have a whole new scope in here with live sports betting, live sports following and live sport discussions. A very user friendly simple yet powerful interface allows the interested sports user access to all the options from the homepage including betting. The website is free for usage for all visitors. Betting can be accessed worldwide.
Apart from that it shows all the difference in expert and critic opinion than on other websites. Not mentioning the hundreds of other options that enhance browsing and enliven it too. Taking BBC sport for instance we have only news portal and very few experts and bloggers whereas Bettor shines in a field of sports social network as well as immense coverage on a huge number of sports and their diverse categories.
Putting the cap on the cricket events of 2011 we have the all time favorites and possible as the one who is to set the stride for winning the Cup. Muthaiah Muralitharan, Jacques Kallis, Ricky Ponting, and perhaps Sachin Tendulkar are the nominees in this game of leaders but it is most probably that Tendulkar, who is the keenest and exhibits real earnestness in striving for that goal. That player has done a lot to achieve nearly everything else in the sport of cricket but the world cup may have other surprises in store.
As for countries we can all expect Australia to be in the limelight of the finals but let us not be too sure. Other teams like Sri Lanka, India, New Zealand, England and South Africa speak quite the opposite for Australia.
Fans will be watching Jacques Kallis, Ricky Ponting and Sachin, and perhaps Muthaiah Muralitharan for the last time at a world cup but it will be Sachin, who will want to etch his name on the winners' trophy more than anyone else.
We hope that Pakistan is in league with its latest weapon Imran Tahir as the flair they have lost over the years from their usual brilliance to a series of embarrassing failures. They seem to be recovering and may perform better this time.
England ought to fare well this world cup as they have one stable team with a reputation to good comebacks. Sri Lanka is in the position as the English.
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