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As it turned out the next phase of India s vaccination policy, which will be available to over 18s from Saturday, will only extend to home players rather than those overseas cricketers who are seemingly growing increasingly wary of playing on while all around them suffer.
I understand the suggestion that the IPL can provide a distraction to India s cricket-mad population in such troubling times. And I appreciate that we were all grateful to West Indies, Pakistan and Australia for coming to England last summer when Covid rates here were high.
But this just seems different. Lynn s comments smacked of entitlement and a lack of awareness of the absurdity of the richest competition in cricket carrying on in a country where millions are being denied basic medical facilities that could save their lives.
Difficult to See the Indian Team Matching the All Time Great Squads Achilles Heels
I have always admired the succinct analysis of Ian Chappell. The former Australian captain who minces no words aptly sums up various aspects of the game in his inimitable hard hitting manner and is almost always proved right. But for once he has gone way overboard by suggesting that the current Indian team could replicate the dominance of the West Indies and Australian squads at various times in cricket history.
The West Indies never lost a Test series from 1980 to 1995 and on the way they set up enviable records of eleven successive Test wins (since surpassed) and going 27 Tests without being beaten (still standing). Australia first under Steve Waugh in 1999 and at the start of the new millennium and then under Ricky Ponting towards the end of the first decade of the millennium twice notched up 16 victories on the trot in Tests. The West Indian teams under Clive Lloyd and Vivian Richards are rate
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