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November 28, 2006Posted on 11/28/2006 in Indian cricket
The Sehwag conundrum
Virender Sehwag continues to confound the pundits and frustrate the layman by flitting between the ordinary and the unacceptable, writes R Kaushik in the Deccan Herald.
Meanwhile the Times of India writes on how certain sections of the team were particularly displeased that Sehwag withdrew from the Durban game at virtually the last second.
Sehwag was ready and willing to play in the first match at Johannesburg despite the stitches on his finger. So his decision to pull out just three days later has raised more than a few eyebrows.
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