Eleven members, no team
A shocking first-round exit meant that India ended the World Cup with more questions than answers.
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
25-Feb-2013
A shocking first-round exit meant that India ended the World Cup with more questions than answers.
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R Kaushik writes in the Deccan Herald about a set of individuals who failed to play as a team.
The distinct lack of cricketing communication between those that have been around for a decade and more, and those who are just cutting their teeth in international cricket left the latter confused and a little disillusioned. The wealth of knowledge and experience gained through hours of battle remained unshared, and that has always been one of the great tragedies of Indian cricket.
Meanwhile, in the Daily News and Analysis, Kumar Shyam writes an open letter to board president Sharad Pawar.
Mid-Day's Khalid Ansari sees only one solution: Windows of the mind must be opened to let in refreshing winds of change. Heads MUST roll at the BCCI, its selection committee, coaching staff and in the team itself.
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan is a former assistant editor at Cricinfo