It was expected that the visitors would struggled with an inexperienced bowling attack in England and that proved the case against two in-form batsmen

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Losing the toss can’t be served as an excuse for India because their spinners failed to create pressure from both ends, and the no-balls were unpardon

The impasse between the Guyana Cricket Board and the West Indies Players’ Association days before the Champions League served as a repeat of the crisi

It was a day begging for the spinners to take control. Yet Pakistan’s most experienced Test player, and their premier slow bowler, failed to rise to t