(Reuters) - No clear favourite has emerged to win the World Cup this year because the first few games have shown that all 10 teams are capable of beating each other at the tournament, former Australia skipper Allan Border has said.
Only New Zealand, Australia and India have not been beaten yet, with the latter two set to meet at the Oval on Sunday.
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