Updated On: 17 November, 2025 09:46 AM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
Former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar blames this shoddy performance on poor temperament of the batters and improper planning by the BCCI

Dilip Vengsarkar. Pic/Satej Shinde
A year after suffering a 0-3 series whitewash in their own backyard against New Zealand, Team India have yet again tasted defeat on home turf, this time a 30-run loss to South Africa in the first Test at Kolkata.
Former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar blames this shoddy performance on poor temperament of the batters and improper planning by the BCCI.