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April 9, 2006Posted on 04/09/2006 in
England pay for Test obsession
Mike Atherton writes that England and India have different attitudes towards one-day cricket but feels that if England don't want to experience another hellish week like the one that lies ahead of them now, they had better get used to the idea.
Meanwhile Andrew Strauss sits in the inspiring hotel surroundings in Kochi and wonders where England went wrong.
With the series gone, Angus Fraser thinks England's fringe players must stake World Cup claims.
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