Michael Vaughan wants 2007 Cricket World Cup victory for home land England, just like everybody else

Of course, everybody wants to win the 2007 Cricket World Cup for his country.

England, a country known for it's football, (soccer in North America...) is no different. England Cricket team captain Michael Vaughan wants the 2007 Cricket World Cup title for his mother land and if successful, he said it would be a far greater achievement than the 2005 Ashes victory.

''The World Cup is a massive stage with every team playing with all their stars,'' Michael Vaughan said. ''And if we could get to the final and win that, it would be an amazing achievement for this team.''

Why is the England Cricket captain this desperate to win it all this year? Well, England has never won the Cricket World Cup in eight attempts. Hell, these guys have not even reached the semi-finals since 1992 for crying out loud.

I don't know why Vaughan thinks the 2007 Cricket World Cup will be different.

''The one area we've (improved on) in this team is with match-winners. With Andrew Flintoff, Kevin Pietersen and Paul Collingwood, on any given day they can win games on their own,'' Michael Vaughan said.

''In the last World Cup we had maybe two match-winners. I think we've got four or five in this team.''

Of course, that will all depend on how those ''match-winners'' do in this tournament.

Can Michael Vaughan lead England to win the 2007 Cricket World Cup? Who will be the 2007 Cricket World Cup champions? Sports Interaction has the odds:

Australia 2.50

India 8.00

England 9.00

New Zealand 10.00

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