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November 9, 2008Posted on 11/09/2008 in Indian cricket
Dravid should bat lower down
With Rahul Dravid's slump continuing, Rajan Bala, writing in the Bangalore Mirror, makes the case for VVS Laxman to take the pivotal No. 3 batting slot.
One would not be surprised if Dravid is going through conflicting thoughts and one of these might well be that the man, whom he began with, Ganguly, has already called it a day. Then Anil Kumble has gone, so Indian cricket is clearly going through a process of rebuilding. Is he a part of this process?
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