Admiration for the current Indian team has spread far and wide, well across continents.
Omar Henry
Admiration for the current Indian team has spread far and wide, well across continents. In South Africa, the Rainbow Nation’s first coloured Test cricketer, Omar Henry told mid-day that he knew India would bounce back after the 36 all out humiliation in the opening Test at Adelaide.
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“I watched every ball of this series on television. I was not too concerned about India’s chances even after they were bowled out for 36. I knew this bunch had it in them to bounce back. I knew that not being familiar with the pink ball had a role to play in their defeat,” Henry said on Saturday from Strand in the Western Cape.
Henry played against India when South Africa were readmitted to Test cricket in 1992-93. He has seen the Indian team’s highs and lows in South Africa be it as chairman of South Africa selectors or as a commentator.
“The mental strength that the Indian team displayed in Australia was absolutely phenomenal. In fact, India have given the world a blueprint on how to play Test cricket—with grit and flair. It was sheer top quality cricket throughout and I don’t think I’ve watched a more exciting series,” added Henry, who turned 69 on Saturday.
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