New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- Varun Chakravarthy does not judge himself by wickets or results. For the India spinner, the measure of a bowling performance is whether he has executed his plans, regardless of what happens after the ball leaves his hand. "If it is a good ball and if it's still hit for a six, I will take it. But if it's a bad ball and it's a wicket, I have to go and work on it again," Chakravarthy said after India's seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first T20I on Sunday. "It's about whether I'm bowling the right way or not. Whatever happens after that, it's not in my control." For India, however, the concern is less about whether Chakravarthy, who was ruled out of the ongoing series on Monday due to an injury, or the frontline ...