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November 3, 2007Posted on 11/03/2007 in Indian cricket
The most important meeting
"It will be encouraging to see the Pakistanis walk on to the field in some of the great cities of India. All divisions are artificial, a question of geography or colour or gender or faith and the other prejudices that set men apart," writes Peter Roebuck in the Hindu.
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