vinnyt77 I think our batters missed a trick in that there’s tried to intimidate and dominate our spinners from the outset every time. Had Rohit gone early on Day One it would have been a closer affair and that set the stall for the rest of the match. We were behind the curve from then on in as India had runs to play with much like we did in the first test.
The difference being the pitch was turning from day one of this test, whilst the first test was pretty much a perfect test wicket as it had a bit for all disciplines all through five days of the match. Especially when you look at the likes of Ishant and Anderson in the back end of all the innings’.
