As the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 begins in the West Indies, UNICEF, in partnership with the International Cricket Council and UNAIDS has enlisted the help of the world's top cricketers to speak out about the impact of HIV and AIDS on children. Watch and hear what they have to say. RAHUL DRAVID is captain of the Indian cricket team and maybe the finest number three batsman that the nation has ever produced. He has also brought his considerable intellectual gifts to bear on the impact HIV is having on his country. That is why he has joined the International Cricket Council, UNAIDS and UNICEF in promoting the Unite for Children. Unite against Aids campaign during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007. For the full story, visit: www.uniteforchildren.org/cricket