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The Indian batsmen's self belief was low, writes Balvinder Singh Sandhu

<p>All that the Indian batsmen could have done was to see videos of former Indian batsmen who had tasted success in English conditions against better English attacks, writes former cricketer</p>

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James Anderson (left) celebrates after dismissing Gautam Gambhir for a duck last week. Pic/Getty Images

James Anderson (left) celebrates after dismissing Gautam Gambhir for a duck last week. Pic/Getty Images

India struggled in almost all departments of the game after winning the second Test at Lord's last month, a dream destination for cricketers who love playing in whites.

James Anderson (left) celebrates after dismissing Gautam Gambhir for a duck last week. Pic/Getty Images
James Anderson (left) celebrates after dismissing Gautam Gambhir for a duck last week. Pic/Getty Images 

The confidence of any team should have been high — a bit of arrogance in body language that comes from winning and a keenness to grab the throat of the opponents in the next Test. But that did not happen.

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