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January 19, 2006Posted on 01/19/2006 in
'I was surprised Dravid opened'
VB Chandrasekar, national selector who is on his way to Pakistan to join the Indian team-management, said that he was surprised to see Rahul Dravid open the batting in the first Test. In an interview with the newschannel CNN-IBN he also talked about his role as a selector in the touring party.
Little surprised, yes. But from the outcome of what happened from the 410-run partnership, I think probably it was right and if India had batted first, I think the depth in the middle-order would have been so deep.
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