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Kohli's final frontier

India have picked three spinners in their squad, which is odd given that this is an overseas tour

virat kohli
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Chetan Narula
On Friday, five days before the first England-India Test gets underway in Birmingham, temperatures at Chelmsford, where the Indian team is playing a tour game, touched 31 degrees Celsius. It was the hottest day of the English summer, which is turning out to be quite Indian in more ways than one, as both sides get ready for five gruelling back-to-back Test matches. 

A summer of spin

When the sun shines, drying up the air, and all moisture is sucked out of English pitches, there is no swing. The new ball will do something for a session or two, but spin is definitely

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