Mumbai: Vice-captain of Indian cricket team, Rahul Dravid, who arrived here along with three other cricketers from Johannesburg on Thursday, said it was a satisfying performance by the Indians, who lost in the finals of the World Cup to Australia by 125 runs. Talking to reporters before hurrying to catch his connecting flight to Bangalore, Dravid said the team, that was full of youngsters, did creditably well to make it to the finals. "Unfortunately we could not finish off on a high note," he lamented. The other three cricketers, Mohammed Kaif, Javagal Srinath and Yuvraj Singh, also left for their respective destinations immediately. The remaining 11 members of the team, including skipper Saurav Ganguly and master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, had arrived on Tuesday.
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