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New Delhi: Indian cricket team coach John Wright on Thursday night said his team's tour of South Africa was a very tough one. Speaking to reporters after the team's arrival in New Delhi, he said it was difficult for the Indians to adjust to South African conditions and he was happy for the support shown by cricket fans all over the world, when the chips were down.

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India should not play the third Test and just walk out of the tour. All the Indians here in India, people abroad and the Indian government support the Indian team.

Vinay Poddar

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Dalmiya to review SA show with coach
New Delhi: Board of control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya said he would meet coach John Wright and physiotherapist Andrew Leipus on Saturday to review the team's dismal show in South Africa.India lost both the triangular One-day tournament and Test series on its recent tour of South Africa."It is not a witch-hunt," Dalmiya said.
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