Mike Atherton
Dec 2 2008, Sreelata Yellamrazu

The general perception is that India now is facing a plight not unlike Pakistan in that it stands uncertain of how it being viewed (not through just lip service) but in terms of security concerns and the ECB’s decision as also the strength..

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