81.   In the four matches the two have played this season, both sides have won two games apiece.

82.   Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar said his side must win both of the remaining matches to make the final because Zimbabwe has a better run rate so far.

83.   It was a better result than election day as Major, a Surrey fan, saw his side win by six wickets.

84.   It will be the fifth time the teams have played this season with each side winning once and two matches ending in draws.

85.   Like the election itself, neither side is winning a clear victory.

86.   Military analysts have suggested that neither side could win an all-out war, fighting instead to a stalemate that could produce years of guerrilla fighting.

87.   Never lacking in confidence, Carling has said the English side could win the tournament it finished second in four years ago.

88.   Oliveira knows his side must win its next two encounters.

89.   No southern African side has won the Cup, giving South Africa and Zambia extra motivation.

90.   Regardless of which side wins control of the Majlis, it will have to move forward with reforms in order to keep public opinion on its side.