New Delhi, Nov. 25 -- Former India head coach Ravi Shastri didn't mince any words to tear into Gautam Gambhir's team selection after the Indian team suffered a major batting collapse in the ongoing second Test in Guwahati against South Africa. After the Proteas rode on Senuram Muthusamy's hundred and Marco Jansen's 91 to post 489, the latter returned to take four wickets as the home team were bundled out for just 201 on Day 3.

With Shubman Gill missing out due to a neck injury, India did a reshuffle in the batting order from the first Test, something that went over Shastri's head as far as the strategy is concerned. The Indian team have experimented several players for the no.3 slot since Cheteshwar Pujara last played a Test match for In...