[size=12pt]Wearing an elbow, hip and rib guard, Chanderpual got up from his seat, stretched as far as he could and then walked in to bat.
He did not knock the bail to mark his guard, a ritual he follows during matches[/size]
[size=12pt]He quickly assumed his peculiar stance to face the first ball.
For the next 25 minutes, Chanderpaul either left the balls, tapped them or flicked them towards the leg side or played the ball
at the very last minute with minimum fuss.
Not once did he hit a stroke in the air - the only West Indies batsman in Tuesday's practice session to do so. [/size]
He did not knock the bail to mark his guard, a ritual he follows during matches[/size]

[size=12pt]He quickly assumed his peculiar stance to face the first ball.
For the next 25 minutes, Chanderpaul either left the balls, tapped them or flicked them towards the leg side or played the ball
at the very last minute with minimum fuss.
Not once did he hit a stroke in the air - the only West Indies batsman in Tuesday's practice session to do so. [/size]