Raman said he believed that India&rsquo;s spinners succumbed to the pressure of expectations in the second Test against England, which culminated in an embarrassing 10-wicket loss for the hosts. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/dec/WV-Raman.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 659px;" /> WV Raman &ldquo;A lot of pressure was on them as a reverse in India is not expected, especially on a turner. All put together, the pressure did them in a bit,&rdquo; Raman said. &ldquo;What adds to pressure is the lack of runs on the board. I think that is a big difference. If you actually dissect the performance of the spinners, once they got the breakthrough (England captain Alastair Cook&rsquo;s wicket) when (Kevin) Pietersen and Cook were playing, they rolled them out quickly after that. The big difference was that (Cook-Pietersen) partnership. We did not put enough runs on the board,&rdquo; Raman pointed out.

Former opener W V Raman attributed the dismal performance of India's spin trio to the burden of expectations yesterday.

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