Postprandial madness leaves England as winners

At 75/3 during lunch on 5th day, all 3 results were possible but once Rahul Dravid committed a rare mistake, the rest soon followed him in a spell of postprandial madness with Dhoni leading the pack getting the gold medal. When the England team began the tour, who would have thought that they can level a series in India. But, kudos to them. They played sensibly, were led and driven in a better tactical manner and most important had the heart to fight. India, notorious for its 4th inning captulations, repeated its bleak history and of all people Shaun Udal took 4 wickets and that says it all.
The brainless display began on the first day itself after the toss and continued through out. The combination of butter finger display in close in catching and continued failure of top order meant that they were eternally digging out of trenches, when the opposition was doing arial bombing.
Jaffer, after the inital promise at Nagpur has fallen steeply and Viru never rose from the ditch. When Viru walked in, clutching his back and with Jaffer as runner - it was obvious that he is not going to last. Question is - why is he in the ODI team? At the end, Indian team and its management left us bewlidered with their tactics or lack of it and there were more unanswered questions than answers.
My early prediction for the ODI series - England victory in the series.