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April 13, 2006Posted on 04/13/2006 in
A question of attitude
The series in the bag, India’s attitude could not but have bordered on audacity while England deserved the kind break even more than a traveller in the desert looking for an oasis, writes R Mohan in The Deccan Chronicle
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