Published Mon, May 10 10 10:57 PM
Mumbai, May 10 (PTI) The two back-to-back defeats against Australia and the West Indies in the Super Eights stage notwithstanding, all is not yet lost for India in the ongoing Twenty20 World Cup, former India cricketer Lalchand Rajput today said. "All is not lost yet for India. We are capable of staging a comeback. History has shown that we have always done well whenever it matters most," Rajput told reporters here. "I think it will all come up to the net run-rate. Let''s keep our fingers crossed and hope that other teams help us in getting through to the last four stage," he added. Rajput, who was the coach of the national team which had won the inaugural T20 World Cup in South Africa, said batting has let India down in the tournament. "In T20, we are not getting good starts. The team is missing Virender Sehwag. He makes look bowling easy. Even the fielding has to be taken into account. Team has not performed upto expectations," he said. Rajput felt it was wrong to blame skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni for the team''s poor performance as cricket is a team game.
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