Breaking/Brief news
November 24, 2004
India's lower-middle and lower order collapsed to Ntini and the rest of the South African medium pacers this morning while South Africa's batsmen recovered from the loss of four quick wickets to draw the first test at Kanpur. There are no changes in India's squad for the Calcutta test. This was always on the cards given the only ones who could have been dropped were Tendulkar and Laxman. Ajit Wadekar feels that too much is being made out of the pitches and that the bowlers and batsmen need to adjust accordingly.
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