The BCCI today refused to react to widespread criticism about the lack of preparation by the Indian team in the run-up to the Test series against England which it is trailing 0-2 right now.
“I don’t react to media criticisms. I don’t want to react to anything,” BCCI Chief Shashank Manohar told PTI from Nagpur.
India, fighting to retain the world number one ranking, have been thrashed by huge margins in the first two Tests by hosts England and are in clear danger of losing the four-match series.
England need to win the rubber by a two-match margin to overtake India and shoot to the top of the official ICC Test rankings.
From: http://ping.fm/SJGun
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