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Angry riposte from Kapil, Bedi
NEW DELHI. Aug 31: England batsman Dovid Gower lias drawn an an gry riposte from two cricketing
greats alter charging that Indian bowlers had been guilty of ball -doc to ring on their I 990 tour, reports AFP
All rounder Kapil Dev counselled Gower to "stop dream Ing* and get on with his cricket and former left-arm spinner Bishen Singh Bedi asked him to put an end to the rubbish
"He must be Joking", said Kapil of Gower's charges, which have dragged Indian bowlers Into the ugly controversy over alleged ball doctor ing by Pakistani pacemeri Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram of their just-finished tour of England
"Hia charges have come rather late in the day. I hope he stops dreaming and atari* playing." Kapil said in a state ment published by newspapers here
Gower wrote In a new book Run Indian bowlers had been gulltv of "some surreptitious scuffing-up on one side of the bail" to make It wobble at the drawn 1000 Oval match, the Iasi of three Testa.
This was quickly snuffed out by umpire Nlgrl Pfews." he wrote In remarks widely reproduced here
Kapil, the Indian spearhead who took seven wicket* with his medium pace during the series which England won I -0 said the charge was patently false and added: 1 have always played my cricket very clean "
Bedi tf>e Indian team man agc-r on the tour, said Gower s
charge was "absolute rubbish.
It was leg-spinner Nare nd re Htrwani who did most of the bowling for India in the Oval Test, he said
"So where does the question of ball tampering arise when a spinner is operating. He should know what he Is talking about before making such cliargrs
"And what happened In the earlier two Testa, didn't they realise anything then "
The firebrand also rose to the defence of Younis and Akram, calling them "simply very gtxrd '
"It Is the lun never sets over the empire syndrome that the English are finding hard to get rid of." he said "Like the once great Indians in hockey, in cricket England have simply been overtaken by better sides."