The fa cup
Indian players 'stranded' in Manchester after sudden exit
July 11 (CRICKETNMORE) It wasnt meant to pan out the way it did. At least that is the general feeling in the Indian camp after the loss to New Zealand at Old Trafford on Wednesday. And the sudden exit has in fact left the Indian players "stranded" as the players are set to be mere spectators till Sunday.
A sources in the know of developments said that while tickets were being arranged for, most of the players were expected to be in Manchester till Sunday.
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