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India were 68 for two in their second innings at the end of day four of the second and final cricket Test at Kingsmead here.

South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis was given guard of honour by Indian players as he walked out to bat for last Test match.

The last thing the allrounder wants is a song & dance around his farewell, but he’d like one last beer with his mates before signing off.

Jaques Kallis, today announced his retirement from Test cricket after the Durban Test against India, starting tomorrow.

The opening Test between the number one (S Africa) and number two (India) turned out to be the most perfect advertisement for Test cricket.

This Tuesday, Indian fans got a chance to cheer Yuvraj Singh as the champion cricketer played his first match after recovering from cancer.

This was the last thing Indian cricket needed. Parliamentarians tried to politicise the game on Friday.