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India’s innings victory over South Africa in the second Test in Kolkata was as complete a turnaround in form as you’re likely to see. A strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Singh.Zaheer Khan and Harbhajan Singh started the rot late on Day 1 and the next two days realised four centuries from the Indian top order, before Harbhajan returned on Day 5 to drive the nail deep into the coffin.Heartbreaking, if you’re South African. Inspirational, if you’re Indian or anyone else. Don’t be expecting sympathy or get well cards from Aussies or Poms anytime soon, Biff and Fans.Here’s how I rate the Indian players’ performances in...   See the complete post here

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