Undeniably, the results of the first two tests further fractured the moral of Team India, that India found its each attempt fruitless in the crucial hour of the game.

Wasim Jaffer’s double century and Virender Sehwag’s dashing century were only consolations to the wounded India looking for a test series win in the Caribbean island for the first time since 1970. Obviously, weather played a decisive role in the second test.



Other than rain, Indian bowlers were responsible for the unpleasant draws. Anil Kumble’s failure during the dead end of the match rescued the Indies. Undisputedly, Anil Kumble is the only test win-bowler for Indian Cricket team. After playing for about 16 years, the leggie has still enjoys the credibility of being the lone match winner for India. As the team India faces the hosts in the third test, eyes will be on the veteran leggie Anil Kumble.



Anil Kumble on many occasions pioneered team’s test victory both in home and abroad. Now take the case of on-going test series. Anil Kumble did not bowl during the knockout punch on the final day, which he did a number of times in the past. He is the most defendable bowler in this series with 13 wickets so far. He is also most influential bowler from either side in the two tests.



36-year-old Kumble has the strength in his shoulder which have been proved as he bowled 134 overs in the test series. Kumble playing for about 16 years for India scalped 523 wickets from 108 wickets. The bowler who completed more than 100 tests, which itself is a record has not led the team yet. It is also equally irony that







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