Many challengers, no leader

[Clayton Bigsby]

Ian Chappell: India floated to the top of the rankings by default, and even though they have remained at No. 1, their form doesn't suggest, other than to a misinformed computer, a stranglehold on the position. While India still have strength in batting, there has never been any indication that the bowling attack was one to be feared - unless it was by a ball boy with an aversion to fetching and throwing. http://www.cricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/470364.html

[achilles]

Can't agree more. Our bowling is weak and slowly, everyone is seeing through it.

[putrevus]

what is his fricking problem his aussies shi*t in their pants when they see a ball swing , their bowler are crap cant bowl when it is cloudy, let him worry about his team we will worry about rankings

[Andy]

what is his fricking problem his aussies shi*t in their pants when they see a ball swing ' date=' their bowler are crap cant bowl when it is cloudy, let him worry about his team we will worry about rankings[/quote'] ++ Shut Up Joota Chappal.

[Jersey #10]

I want to see those OZ chakkas bowling on SL road like pitches...even Pakistan beat the shyt out of them

[Hell Raiser]

Everyone is quick enough to bash indian fast bowlers and start to judge their performance on flat tracks. But quickly forgets their exploits outside sub continent and how Indian bowlers won India the match in SA, Eng and Aus. Every bowling attack will look poor and no bowler is good enough to bowl on flat tracks and take wickets consistently except Dale steyn.

[arkay]

India should play in bowler friendly pitches for our bowlers to have a chance. India did reasonably well when the matches were played outside of India where there was swing and pace.

[Sachin200*]

This is the Same Ian chappal who said Tendulkar was finished after 2007 world cup and look where Tendulkar is now scoring runs creating records by records where was Ian chappal when aus didnt win a test series for 35 years in India and remember they were no.1 team then. Ian chappal is like a barking dog which doesnt bite