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CLOSE-IN: Indian Cricketers Need To Overcome The "Fear Of Failure" (IANS Column)
The Indian cricket team was shaken as well as stirred by the 'Bazball' approach of the English side in the 1st Test match in Hyderabad. India was cruising to what looked to be a certain victory, especially with a lead of 190 runs and a made-to-order wicket to get their opponents out.
England showed a 'never say die' approach like they have done on quite a few occasions in the recent past. A magnificent innings of 196 by Ollie Pope gave them a lead of 231 runs which turned out to be enough to get them an unbelievable and remarkable win.
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