Smarting under a seven-test washout abroad, three of them Down Under, a nation mad about cricket is searching for answers. While ageing seniors, bad bowling, a susceptible middle-order and the deceptive kookaburra seam are the usual suspects, nobody is pointing a finger at the self-governed board of control for cricket in India (BCCI), which in the last few years has emerged as an epitome of opaqueness. Questions and the buck fall against the toughened glass panes behind which the BCCI officials work.   

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