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One of India's best batsmen talks about his role in the best test match ever, why India don't fear England's bowlers, and how to pronounce his full name.
Last week a panel including the Telegraph's Geoffrey Boycott and Michael Vaughan, along with and Steve Waugh chose India's victory against Waugh's Australia at Calcutta in 2001 as the best test match of all time.
The analyst Simon Hughes talks to arguably the biggest hero of many in that match: V V S Laxman scored 281 in the second innings when the home team were following on.
Having the longest name in the game, Laxman also talks about what his team-mates call him.
Despite going down 1-nil in the four match series, the batsman is also very confident that India can turn it around, and he insists the much praised England attack holds no fears for his team.
The interview is the second of four Indian Take-away videos, in association with Marston's Pedigree, where Simon Hughes takes a light-hearted look behind the scenes of the series.
V V S Laxman was interviewed at 51 Buckingham Gate, Taj Suites and Residences, London.
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