Day 1 at this newest Test venue here in India, a new BCA stadium in New Chandigarh. It was dominated by the Indian batters. What do we expect on Day 2? We have got Michael Clarke here with me. Clarky, it batted beaitifully yesterday - do you see more of the same or is there anything in it for the bowlers? Deep, the middle of the pitch still looks brand new. Doesn't look like it's been touched at all. Maybe a couple of little ball marks, but you come closer to the crease, and you can see it's a little bit drier. As we go down and have a look, you might see, I think, certainly at the end of today, you'll see this rough up a little bit more. So, that's where you get that natural variation here in the subcontinent. I thought, if anything, yesterday the surface might have been a little bit slow and a little bit low. So, I'm assuming you'll see it continue to go in that up and back today again. The sun was super hot for the boys yesterday, for the Afghanistan team in the field, and I'm sure it'll be the same today. So, I'd see bowling opposition look to go straighter and really attack the stumps, look for LBWs and bowleds, and set those straight fields. And also, the ball has been comparatively low on Day 1, so like you said, it might just get slower and lower. More of a reason to attack the stumps. So yeah, still looks a good surface to bat on. You've got to apply yourself, might get slower for the bowlers, and attack the stumps," reckon Deep Dasgputa and Michael Clarke.