Boria Majumdar in London
The return of Chandra
In the selection meeting ahead of the tour, the one key inclusion after some strong domestic performances was Bhagwat Chandrasekhar. Chandra had been the star performer for the team in the UK in 1966-67 and had started to lose form towards the end because of excessive bowling. He had been forced to come back from Australia in 1967 and had been left out of the team ever since. A man of prodigious ability and proven track record, he had gradually got himself back in the reckoning based on an impressive Ranji and Duleep Trophy season. England’s weakness against leg-spin also worked in his favour and many argued that if Derek Underwood was able to exploit the wet pitches on offer with his fastish spin, there was no reason why Chandra, who had more ability and variety than Underwood, wouldn’t be able to do so.
His inclusion was not…
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