India v Pakistan, Friendship Cup, Glasgow
Rain washes out much-awaited clash
The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran
July 3, 2007
India v Pakistan match abandoned
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India travelled to Glasgow after defeating South Africa in a three-match series at Belfast, while Pakistan haven't played since they went up against Sri Lanka at Abu Dhabi in May. The two great rivals haven't played each other since April last year, and unfortunately the weather meant that 5000-odd fans who had bought tickets for the game went home disappointed.
As for the teams, the interminable wait for play to start included a dressing-room meeting with Prince Charles, heir to the throne. Once that was over, they left for the hotel, India to ponder a series against England, and Pakistan more time off before they gather for the Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa.
Associate editor Dileep Premachandran gave up the joys of studying thermodynamics with a
view to following in the footsteps of his literary heroes. Instead, he
wound up at the Free Press Journal in Mumbai, before Gentleman gave him a column called Replay. He arrived at Wisden Cricinfo after also having
worked for total-cricket.com. Sunil Gavaskar and Greg Chappell were his
early cricket heroes, though attempts to emulate them had hideous
results. He considers himself obscenely fortunate to have watched India's
incredible comeback against invincible Australia at the Eden Gardens in
2001, and Liverpool's inc-RED-ible resurrection in the 2005 Champions'
League final. His girlfriend remains astonishingly tolerant of his
sporting obsessions.
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