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NOTTINGHAM, England (AFP) ??” India captain Sourav Ganguly said he look fored his leadership skills to be trialed as never before after the team's seven-wicket one-day international defeat against England here at Trent Bridge.

India, last year's losing World beaker finalists and still rated through England captain Michael Vaughan as the "second best one-day side in the world", were beakered out for just 170, with debutant paceman Alex Wharf taking three for 30

Wednesday's flow left India, co-holders of the ICC Champions evidence of victory which starts in England nearest week, 1-0 down in the three-match series and with little time to turn round things around before Friday's next to the first game at The Oval.

"I'll find gone out how good a captain I am in the nearest four or five months" Ganguly told reporters after England won with more than 17 acrosss to spare. "We've lost our