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When England and India met at the Oval for the fourth Test on Thursday, it was just over 50 years since India’s triumph at the south London ground saw them to a first match and series win on English soil.
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The story of how India fans borrowed Bella the elephant from Chessington Zoo and brought her to the Oval midmatch — something the 1971 team saw as a lucky omen as it coincided with the festival of Ganesha — has gone down in cricket history.
But an animal of a different kind may have had a bigger influence on the game, according to India leg-spinner Bhagwat Chandrasekhar.
With a bowling arm withered by childhood polio, Chandra was a unique proposition and his superb 6-38 in the second innings left India with a target of 173, which they chased down with four wickets to spare.
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