New Delhi [India], November 17 (ANI): Former Australian cricketer Brad Haddin has criticised the Indian team, which lost their first Test at Eden Gardens in 13 years following a loss to South Africa by 31 runs, saying that they are "leaving too much on chance" by using excessively spin-friendly surfaces and not allowing themselves to play their best cricket.

India's Test woes at home continued as they failed yet another test against quality spin. Simon Harmer haunted India with his sharp turn and bamboozling ways, securing eight wickets in the match and leaving India 31-run short of a modest target of 124 runs. This marked India's fourth successive loss to SENA nations at home in Tests, after a humiliating 0-3 whitewash to New Zealand last year, which marked their first series loss at hom

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