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Past India on Instagram: "During the 1983 Cricket World Cup semi-final against England at Old Trafford, India’s captain Kapil Dev employed an unusual and highly strategic field setup that played a crucial role in taking India to the final. England’s batting relied heavily on Graham Gooch’s sweep shots to counter India’s spinners, particularly Mohinder Amarnath and Kirti Azad. Kapil Dev anticipated this and placed multiple fielders on the leg side, especially behind square, which was considered u