kolkata several cricket enthusiasts queued up outside the ticket counters at mohammedan sporting club on saturday for tickets to sundays t20 match between india and west indies though maidan veterans feel the frenzy usually associated with an india match at the eden gardens is missing this timeanirban ghosh reached the ticket counter around 2pm on saturday and within 15 minutes he had his ticket in his hands only two people were ahead of me in the queue earlier i have waited for over four hours amid batons from mounted police and jostling and shoving from others in the queue said the uttar panchannagaram resident ghoshs experience kind of sums up the almostlukewarm response to the sunday matchfans attributed the lack of the usual frenzy associated with an india match at eden gardens to the absence of skipper virat kohli and m s dhoni a onesided contest and the festivities in the city the two biggest superstars are not playing sundays match though they are world t20 champions west indies have not been performing very well either and india has defeated them comfortably in tests and oneday matches its natural the excitement is not high said manish sidhwani who will watch the match on tv at his convent road home incidentally west indies won the t20 championship at eden gardens in 2016but cricket enthusiasts cautioned that ticket sales and the result of the test and oneday series did not quite reflect the potential of the west indies as a t20 side a fresh set of players has arrived from west indies who are young and t20 specialists they can put up a good fight against india it will not be wise to treat them as weak said abid ali an under19 player at howhrah union club