India v http://www.senore.com/Cricket/England-c56013 - We are very close; we just need a good 'click' says RP Singh - Cricket News Update
India’s medium paced left-arm bowler http://www.senore.com/Cricket/RP-Singh-c87028, who made a comeback in Test cricket after a span of more than three years, believes that his side did not bowl badly in the 26 overs that were bowled on the first day of the grace saving fourth Test at Kennington
Oval, London.
Speaking to newsmen after the first day was abandoned due to heavy showers, the 25-year-old Singh said, “It's pretty good - we bowled a proper line and length, just waiting for the nick. We are very close; we just need a good 'click'."
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/AN-Cook-c1026 showed no mercy while clobbering the Indian bowlers. Strauss scored 38 runs while Cook was on a tally of 34 before lunch was taken and after which the
play could not be resumed due to heavy rains.
Meanwhile, the Indians who have exhibited a dismayed performance throughout their English summer this year lacked the sting to trouble the hosts. The Indian bowlers looked completely out of phase as they failed to restrict the English batsmen from playing
freely.
RP Singh, particularly looked nerves as he failed to find good line early in the day which cost his side dearly as the English raced towards posting a mammoth tally on the board.
However, Singh who was called in the team as a replacement for the injured http://www.senore.com/Cricket/P-Kumar-c2143 said, “I've played Indian Premier League (IPL) and club matches in India. The Indian domestic season ends in March, so I haven't played too many four-day games - but
I feel quite fit. I was a bit nervous to start with, so that's why I bowled here and there in the first over - but afterwards I gradually found my line and length.”
India are seeking redemption in the fourth Test after losing the first three games which also caused them to drop from the spot of number one team in the longest format of the game. Team India now has a daunting task to shun their critics by bouncing back
in the final Test.
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