On the road to the Suiside

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The loss is ‘just deserves’ for the team and its captain who chose to treat Lord’s as a laboratory to conduct experiments when commonsense cricket would have been enough.
Fielding first, sending Jadeja (25 off 35 balls) at 4 ahead of Yuvraj (17 off 9 balls) and Yusuf Pathan, when the scene was set for the in-form hitters to explode, bowling Yuvraj ahead of Harbhajan and fielding like novices, India, it seemed, only had one plan—to crash out.
(Courtesy: Times of India)

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