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Former South African captain Kepler Wessels on Monday said that Brian Lara's knock in the tournament opener against the host on Sunday would spur Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar to do well in the World Cup. ``I think Brian Lara has set a very good example. I am sure it could act as a spur to Sachin Tendulkar,'' said Wessels. ``Tendulkar would love to do well in South Africa. He's a highly motivated player.'' Lara cracked a masterly ton against World Cup hopefuls South Africa at Newlands and inspired West Indies to a thrilling three-run victory. ``I think Lara set a very good example on the first day. After a long time he played brilliantly. He came in when there was lot of pressure,'' he said. Tendulkar, the second all-time highest scorer in World Cup matches, has recently struggled to play big inspiring innings for India.
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