World Cup factoids - South Africa have never won a Knockout game in an World cup
World Cup factoids - South Africa have never won a Knockout game in an World cup.
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Scott Brown has warned Celtic's new Bhoys to prepare for the shock and awe of a European baptism of fire tonight against Inter Milan.
Stuart Armstrong and Gary Mackay-Steven could be in the frame to play some part of the crucial Europa League clash at a sell-out Parkhead.
But the Celtic skipper is convinced the former Dundee United stars will shine on the big stage just two weeks after ther arrived from Tannadice
Hoops boss Ronny Deila has hinted that he could be prepared to throw at least one of them into the fray against the Italians this evening.
And Brown has warned them they cannot afford to let the knockout game against the Serie A side pass them by.
"There is a reason they were brought to Celtic and that is because they are good enough," he said.
"I just said to them that you can't think about it too much. You can't be in awe of them.
"They have been brought to the club to play in games like this so now is the time to go out and do it.
"They will enjoy it. The atmosphere with 60,000 inside the stadium on a big European night is like nothing they will have experienced before.
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Wii U Party Pool Knockout Game
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TN v Vidarbha, Ranji Trophy 2014-15, quarter-final, Jaipur February 15, 2015
With more than 700 runs in this season already, Abhinav Mukund has led Tamil Nadu's batting ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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In any other season, a knockout game between Tamil Nadu and Vidarbha would have seemed a face-off between perennial underachievers and surprise entrants. But there's more to it this year. This season, the contest is likely to be grudge match due to the presence of S Badrinath in the Vidarbha camp.
The domestic stalwart switched allegiance to Vidarbha from his home team, Tamil Nadu, ahead of the season. And he has made a statement. Not only by piling on runs in his trademark fashion but also by helping Vidarbha make it to the knockouts for the first time in almost two decades.
Vidarbha's move to revamp their core group by bringing in Paras Mhambrey as coach and Badrinath, Ganesh Satish and Rakesh Dhurv as professionals paid rich dividends as the team exceeded all the expectations by finishing third in Group B.
Tamil Nadu were able to capitalise on their strategy of preparing turning tracks for home games. Their spin troika of Malolan Rangarajan, Rahil Shah and Aushik Srinivas exploited the conditions that were tailormade for them, while Abhinav Mukund, Dinesh Karthik and siblings B Aparajith and B Indrajith have ensured Badrinath's absence wasn't felt too much. M Vijay's century in the last game was also a boost for Tamil Nadu before the knockout stage.
It would be interesting to see which of the two teams uses the seamer-friendly conditions in Jaipur to their advantage.
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