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September 28, 2007Posted on 09/28/2007 in Indian cricket
Ponting and Ganguly speak
Lokendra Pratap Sahi interviews Ricky Ponting on the upcoming one-dayers against India and talks to Sourav Ganguly on India's Twenty20 win in the Kolkata-based Telegraph.
And Hindustan Times' Kamal Siddiqi finds out what the sentiments are in Pakistan after the team's loss to India in the World Twenty20 final.
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