Rahul Dravid not happy with two-day results in Ranji Trophy
Updated On: 27 November, 2015 08:35 AM IST | | Arup Chatterjee
For cricket in India, 'home advantage' has acquired a whole new meaning in recent times. Ranji Trophy matches ending within two days and the latest spin on the India-South Africa series are hogging the headlines

Rahul Dravid
Kolkata: For cricket in India, 'home advantage' has acquired a whole new meaning in recent times. Ranji Trophy matches ending within two days and the latest spin on the India-South Africa series are hogging the headlines.
Rahul Dravid
Rahul Dravid, here as coach of the Under-19 India team, expressed dismay over the desperate desire to log points. "It's disappointing to see this (trend). I don't want to specifically mention the Bengal game (against Odisha), but all around in the Ranji Trophy this year teams are producing poor wickets — square turners where matches are finishing in two or three days. I don't think it's good for the health of Indian cricket," he said soon after the India Colts' practice at the Jadavpur University's Salt Lake campus yesterday.
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