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October 5, 2008Posted on 10/05/2008 in Australia in India 2008-09
'I can't put a date on calling it quits'
Anil Kumble recently rubbished reports that seniors in the Indian side are being forced into retirement by the BCCI and the selectors. Today, in an interview with the Times of India, India's Test captain says he has not set a time-frame for calling it quits from the game. Kumble speaks about his own preparations for the high-profile series starting next week, India's chances against an inexperienced Australia, and captaincy.
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