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Yes, cricket is a religion and naturally, we are die-hard addicts of the game. Hence, it just doesn't get bigger than the World Cup and it's associated glory. There's a lot at stake for the 14 participating nations, especially the teams of the Asian subcontinent - India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh considering that matches will be played on home territory and the consequent public support and pressure to win. One also cannot deny the might of the big daddies of the cricketing world namely Australia, South Africa and England. But when it comes to astrological predictions, venue and crowd support comes a distant second to planetary alignments, birth dates and jersey numbers. Here, some of the city's most famous fortune tellers predict their favourites for a scintillating finale to the sporting extravaganza. Don't forget to keep this story alongside your cricket schedule.
Bejan Daruwalla:
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's birth date is July 7 and the stars greatly favour him. Also, there are 14 teams in the running and seven, which is Dhoni's number is exactly half of 14. That apart, this year is 2011. The numbers seven and 11 are born friends. Seven is the number of Neptune and 11, the number of the moon. Both these are born sweethearts. Hence, there are 51 per cent chances of Dhoni gaining success and getting the cup home. India's closest rival will be South Africa. In fact, there will be a close tie between these two countries. But the matches being in the Asian sub-continent, India will have a psychological advantage over South Africa. But remember, in love and in cricket, even Daruwalla can lose his wicket.
Anupam V Kapil:
The possibilities of India winning are very remote. MS Dhoni's personal year nine matches with India's personal year nine, but we have to keep in mind that the kabala name vibration of the Cup and Australia is number 4! That India will make it to the semifinals is almost sure.
INDIA's personal year is 9 (15.8.1947= 6+8+2011 =2025=9) and MS Dhoni's personal year is also 9
(7.7.1981= 7+7+2011=2025=9)
And if at all this is the only key in the numbers that can point to a hidden destiny, which despite his individual performance not being good, may offer some hope. Another coincidence is that he is the only player whose personal year is nine in the whole team! Usually, nineis not supposed to be an easy number in a personal year and it has not been an easy year for India too. Despite so many scams, it is still managing to grow... so if that is a coincidence, we should wait and see.
Sanjay JumAani:
Australia adds up to number four just like 2011 does. Also captain Ricky Ponting (birth date 19/11/1974) is a number one (the number of sun and leadership) and he is in his 37th year (again adding up to number one). Hence, Australia is definitely a team to watch out for. West Indies may also be the dark horse that can cause many upsets this time.
Unfortunately, India is not favoured by the stars this time. Here's why: 3, 6 and 9 are India's lucky numbers. They are in one family and have worked wonders for the country in the past. 1947 (Independence year) equals to three. 15 (Independence day) adds up to 6. 1983 (World Cup) adds up to number three. Kapil Dev (birth date Jan 6) is a number 6. 1986 (Asian Cup) also adds up to number 6. After 24 (which adds to number 6) long years, in 2010 (which adds to number 3) we won the Asia Cup again. 2007 (T20 World Cup) adds up to number nine. However, 2011 adds to a 4. Also, we are currently in our 64th year of Independence (six and four adding up to number one). Hence there is no three, six or nine magic anywhere. Yes, the Indian cricketers follow numerology and will be wearing their lucky jersey numbers, but they will have to work harder.
Munisha Khatwani:
My bet is on either India or South Africa. Their cards have come out as the strongest contenders. Yes, there could be a surprise underdog but these two teams have the cards of the world and sun which translate into success and victory (India, the card of the world and South Africa the card of the sun). These two incidentally are the strongest cards in the tarot sign. Then, of course, there are factors like playing on home turf, emotional support, public pressure, that it could be Sachin Tendulkar's last world up and unlike during the last WC, this time around his cards are very positive, that are also working in India's favour. Another reason why I have a good feeling about South Africa is because they have not won a World Cup for a while now and they may just emerge as winners. Unfortunately, both these teams are in the number one position and hence, it's difficult for me to pick just one.
BhavikK SanGghvi:
Two of the strongest contenders are Australia and the West Indies. Here's why. 2011 is the year of Rahu. Hence, it's very lucky for people and places connected with the numbers 1, 2, 4 and 7. Australia is a number 22 which adds up to four. Also, captain Ricky Ponting birth date makes him a number 1 person and he's running in his 37th year which again adds up to number 1. All this puts his team's destiny in sync with World Cup glory.
As for the West Indies, the country number is 37 which again adds up to a number one. 37 is a powerful octave of number 1. Then there's the captain, Darren Sammy (birth date 20/12/1983) who is running in his 28th year which again makes him a number 1. The finals of the WC will be on April 2, 2011 which adds up to number 2, the compound number of that date adds up to number 1. If the West Indies reach the finals, there is every chance of them excelling.
India unfortunately is a number three. However, captain Dhoni being a number 7 could see us perform well. But, the finals seem a distant possibility.
Vipul Saxena:
India has a great chance of earning a spot in the finals. Based on the charts of Dhoni and Tendulkar, I see rahu and ketu playing dominant roles (ketu for Dhoni and rahu for Tendulkar). This combination gives unexpected results. However, it may also not allow India to win over the match. The dates of most of India's matches are very favourable except for the matches with South Africa and England. Those will be critical days and the Indian team will have to work extra hard to succeed. As for Australia's captain Ricky Ponting, his charts are very strong and the positioning of the planets and timing too is favourable for his team.
Read more: Who will win the World Cup? - The Times of India Who will win the World Cup? - The Times of India
Bejan Daruwalla:
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's birth date is July 7 and the stars greatly favour him. Also, there are 14 teams in the running and seven, which is Dhoni's number is exactly half of 14. That apart, this year is 2011. The numbers seven and 11 are born friends. Seven is the number of Neptune and 11, the number of the moon. Both these are born sweethearts. Hence, there are 51 per cent chances of Dhoni gaining success and getting the cup home. India's closest rival will be South Africa. In fact, there will be a close tie between these two countries. But the matches being in the Asian sub-continent, India will have a psychological advantage over South Africa. But remember, in love and in cricket, even Daruwalla can lose his wicket.
Anupam V Kapil:
The possibilities of India winning are very remote. MS Dhoni's personal year nine matches with India's personal year nine, but we have to keep in mind that the kabala name vibration of the Cup and Australia is number 4! That India will make it to the semifinals is almost sure.
INDIA's personal year is 9 (15.8.1947= 6+8+2011 =2025=9) and MS Dhoni's personal year is also 9
(7.7.1981= 7+7+2011=2025=9)
And if at all this is the only key in the numbers that can point to a hidden destiny, which despite his individual performance not being good, may offer some hope. Another coincidence is that he is the only player whose personal year is nine in the whole team! Usually, nineis not supposed to be an easy number in a personal year and it has not been an easy year for India too. Despite so many scams, it is still managing to grow... so if that is a coincidence, we should wait and see.
Sanjay JumAani:
Australia adds up to number four just like 2011 does. Also captain Ricky Ponting (birth date 19/11/1974) is a number one (the number of sun and leadership) and he is in his 37th year (again adding up to number one). Hence, Australia is definitely a team to watch out for. West Indies may also be the dark horse that can cause many upsets this time.
Unfortunately, India is not favoured by the stars this time. Here's why: 3, 6 and 9 are India's lucky numbers. They are in one family and have worked wonders for the country in the past. 1947 (Independence year) equals to three. 15 (Independence day) adds up to 6. 1983 (World Cup) adds up to number three. Kapil Dev (birth date Jan 6) is a number 6. 1986 (Asian Cup) also adds up to number 6. After 24 (which adds to number 6) long years, in 2010 (which adds to number 3) we won the Asia Cup again. 2007 (T20 World Cup) adds up to number nine. However, 2011 adds to a 4. Also, we are currently in our 64th year of Independence (six and four adding up to number one). Hence there is no three, six or nine magic anywhere. Yes, the Indian cricketers follow numerology and will be wearing their lucky jersey numbers, but they will have to work harder.
Munisha Khatwani:
My bet is on either India or South Africa. Their cards have come out as the strongest contenders. Yes, there could be a surprise underdog but these two teams have the cards of the world and sun which translate into success and victory (India, the card of the world and South Africa the card of the sun). These two incidentally are the strongest cards in the tarot sign. Then, of course, there are factors like playing on home turf, emotional support, public pressure, that it could be Sachin Tendulkar's last world up and unlike during the last WC, this time around his cards are very positive, that are also working in India's favour. Another reason why I have a good feeling about South Africa is because they have not won a World Cup for a while now and they may just emerge as winners. Unfortunately, both these teams are in the number one position and hence, it's difficult for me to pick just one.
BhavikK SanGghvi:
Two of the strongest contenders are Australia and the West Indies. Here's why. 2011 is the year of Rahu. Hence, it's very lucky for people and places connected with the numbers 1, 2, 4 and 7. Australia is a number 22 which adds up to four. Also, captain Ricky Ponting birth date makes him a number 1 person and he's running in his 37th year which again adds up to number 1. All this puts his team's destiny in sync with World Cup glory.
As for the West Indies, the country number is 37 which again adds up to a number one. 37 is a powerful octave of number 1. Then there's the captain, Darren Sammy (birth date 20/12/1983) who is running in his 28th year which again makes him a number 1. The finals of the WC will be on April 2, 2011 which adds up to number 2, the compound number of that date adds up to number 1. If the West Indies reach the finals, there is every chance of them excelling.
India unfortunately is a number three. However, captain Dhoni being a number 7 could see us perform well. But, the finals seem a distant possibility.
Vipul Saxena:
India has a great chance of earning a spot in the finals. Based on the charts of Dhoni and Tendulkar, I see rahu and ketu playing dominant roles (ketu for Dhoni and rahu for Tendulkar). This combination gives unexpected results. However, it may also not allow India to win over the match. The dates of most of India's matches are very favourable except for the matches with South Africa and England. Those will be critical days and the Indian team will have to work extra hard to succeed. As for Australia's captain Ricky Ponting, his charts are very strong and the positioning of the planets and timing too is favourable for his team.
Read more: Who will win the World Cup? - The Times of India Who will win the World Cup? - The Times of India
