hello robin, i read your message and felt nice that you are logical. yes i agree with you that in the second test there were umpiring issues, but the fact of it is that in the third test, same thing happend with the aussies too. and at a crucial stage where, the game was already at stake, my point here is, that australia moved forward and didnt cry about any thing, they accepted that indians really played well and australia were not even close right from day 1 at perth. i understand that you cannot be blamed for unfair, but that goes both ways. i would like to tell you that, i am ready for some good cricket at adelaide, i am a big fan of tendulkar, i would like to see him bat atleast a 100, lakshman, ganguly and dravid. from australia, i would like to see ponting cooming back to form, along with hayden, clark's form and hopefully, jacques and hussey. well the team that plays best wins. both are equally good, but pressure will be more on australians, as they have to start their winning streak again.
