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Technical Requirements: To view this audio/video clip, you will need to install the latest version of the RealPlayer, which is available free. Click on the button to the right to download RealPlayer 7 Basic now. During the Bombay test against Bill Lawry's Australians during their 1969-70 tour of India, you were given out caught behind by Taber (by Umpire Sambhu Pan I think) while in the middle of a fantastic recovery effort along with Ajit Wadekar. Your dismissal made the Australian victory possible; India had a reasonable chance of a draw otherwise. I remember the incident provoked angry demonstrations in the Brabourne stands. Taber admitted years later that the ball was
nowhere near the bat. Can you tell us a bit about that.
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