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When Indian opening bowlers failed

India had probably been thinking too much about the middle overs during the run up to the match. Read The Article

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Haresh Kripalani	The party is over guys. Its morning, Wake up and get back to the reality. T-20 was a dream, We will be thrashed by the Aussies, and this time in our own backyard. There was a time when India had quality spinners - the spin Quartet, and Kumble of late, but the present lot is so disappointing, they cannot pick up one wicket and the Aussie spinners are excelling. ITS A SHAME. What will they do when they go and play abroad , they will be hammered all over the place. Atleast be LIONS in your den. OH MY INDIA. One day of glory, ten days of despair. ( Posted: Friday , October 05, 2007 at 19:35 )
cricketlover	All hell would have broken loose if Agarkar had been one of the bowlers. It''s another matter that our bowlers have managed to give more than 300 runs in 2 out of 3 matches and all but managed to concede 300 runs in the third match consecutively, without the much maligned Agarkar. ( Posted: Friday , October 05, 2007 at 16:30 )
Yeah..if agarkar had been there it would have been 400 runs instead of 300 runs to chase for India.... Atlast he is out of the team.good riddance. He is not fit to be even a county player. ( Posted by Ram on Saturday , October 06, 2007 at 09:26 )   Yeah..if agarkar had been there it would have been 400 runs instead of 300 runs to chase for India.... Atlast he is out of the team.good riddance. He is not fit to be even a county player. ( Posted by Ram on Saturday , October 06, 2007 at 09:26 )

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