http://img.homepagemodules.de/ds/static/gaia/bold.pngThe Big Ten/ACC Challenge game between No. 17 Wisconsin and No. 22 Syracuse on Tuesday features two teams that faced each other last year in the event, but this meeting is in a different location.The Badgers (5-2) host the Orange on Tuesday (7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN) at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis. Last season, the Badgers upset then-No. 17 Syracuse 66-58 in overtime at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, N.Y.Wisconsin forward Ethan Happ posted a double-double with 18 points and 15 rebounds in the victory, in which the Badgers scored 13 of the final 16 points in the extra session and were 7 of 7 from the free-throw line. Senior forward Nigel Hayes contributed 15 points and 12 rebounds for Wisconsin.Syracuse senior guard Andrew White III, a graduate transfer from Nebraska, scored 10 points apiece in two games last season against Wisconsin while playing for the Cornhuskers. White is the Oranges current scoring leader at 15.8 points per gameSyracuse (4-1) took its first loss of the season Saturday, a 64-50 setback to South Carolina in the Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational.The Oranges roster is filled with new and young players vying for key minutes, including sophomore guard Frank Howard, freshman forward Taurean Thompson and guard John Gillon, a transfer from Colorado State.Orange coach Jim Boeheim said his team looked a little bit lost with a lack of ball movement and dribble penetration, and Syracuse also missed 10 of 26 free throws against South Carolina.Boeheims ideal situation would be putting Howard and Gillon in at guard and having White at a forward spot. However, he said Thompson likely is the teams best low-post option, and he would like the freshman to get more touches.We dont have a low-post game, so we have to get penetration from our guards, the coach said.Boeheim said the atmosphere of the South Carolina game at the Barclays Center wasnt a problem for his young players. Still, the Orange shot just 31.8 percent (14 of 44) from the field and only had eight points in the paint.It shouldnt be (a problem), Boeheim said. (The fans) were on our side. If they have a problem with this, theyre really going to have a problem Tuesday night when we go to Wisconsin. Our young guys have got a lot to learn.Wisconsin coach Greg Gard got the opportunity to spread minutes to reserves in easy wins at home, but the veteran Badgers will have to place focus on attacking the rim, decreasing turnovers and not relying on their perimeter game.Hayes scored 17 points in 19 minutes in a 95-50 blowout of Prairie View A&M on Sunday to lead six Wisconsin players who scored in double digits. Senior guard Bronson Koenigs leadership will be critical against Syracuse. Koenig drained a 3-pointer and had a free throw to rally Wisconsin and force overtime last season at the Carrier Dome.Gard said he is confident his team will perform well if the Badgers stay focused, despite the short preparation time.Theyre really good and talented, Gard said of the Orange. 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The man wanted an autograph from Chahal, who wasnt playing this match.Chahal is an impressive legspinner, and just happened to be part of a state team who used to play home matches at a seamers paradise. Autograph hunters, however, recognised him as the man who played on TV, for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL. At a time where players were getting Test debuts based on IPL performances, Jayant was quietly putting in hundreds of overs in first-class cricket. You feared he would end up being that quiet toiler, a man reduced to procuring the autographs of his more famous colleagues.The men who mattered were watching, though. Rahul Dravid was one of them. Retired from international cricket, and having made himself a name as Rajasthan Royals coach, Dravid took over India Under-19 and India A teams, the feeder into international cricket. He was impressed with what he saw of Jayant. He maintained he was the next spinner to watch out for, but it was when Anil Kumble became Indias head coach that there was a direct flow of players from Dravid to Kumble.Former India wicketkeeper MSK Prasad, the chairman of selectors, is also a contemporary of theirs, so there could now be proper synergy between the man who provided, the man who approved and the man who utilised the final product. It was on India As tour of Australia that Jayant provided final evidence that he was a man worth investing in. It was with the bat that he did so. There were innings of 11 not out, 46 and 28, but both Prasad and Dravid saw proper temperament and application. He scored those runs after coming in at 196 for 6, 90 for 6 and 43 for 5. Kane Richardson, Jackson Bird and Chad Sayers bombed him in Brisbane, but he dealt with pace and bounce without fending or running away.Jayant has shown much of the same in his short Test career. With the ball he brings a trajectory different to R Ashwin, but is confident enough to insist on having a mid-on up at a time when Virat Kohli, the captain, and Ashwin, the No. 1 bowler, prefer him back. He thinks revviews through, and doesnt act on emotion.dddddddddddd. He is also an excellent catcher at gully and, with time, he could perhaps be used to strengthen the cordon.And with the bat Jayant is yet to fail in Test cricket, with a lowest score of 27 not out in four innings. He is not a lower-order batsman who looks to counter-attack and catch teams on the hop. He trusts his batting. He gets behind the line of the balls, drops his wrists when he sways away from the short ones, and backs himself to survive long enough for the bad balls to arrive. When they do arrive, he puts them away. He is spin bowlings Bhuvneshwar Kumar: you will play him when the conditions have assistance, and with the bat he will offer, at worst, solid resistance down the order.By the time he walked out on day four, though, India had a 51-run lead in the bank on a tricky pitch, which had just been rolled into momentary friendliness, and Kohli was with him to keep the game moving. This was a time when he could have indulged. To be very honest, when I came out to bat in the morning, I was just vying for the fifty because I was just 20 runs short, Jayant said. I just went with the flow and things just kept happening.As Jayant went with the flow, batting seemed easier and easier, and he capitalised on demoralised bowlers and the Kohli threat at the other end. In the first session he scored 62 to Kohlis 65. They were attacking me more and they had very defensive fields against Virat, Jayant said, so that gave me an opportunity to put away the bad balls and that is what I did.Years of playing for Haryana, batting in seamer-friendly conditions at home and leading the attack in Mishras absence when away, have helped Jayant develop his temperament. I have always been a handy batsman, ever since I started playing in junior cricket, Jayant said. But as I came up the ranks, I always wanted to build this side of my game, and my Ranji Trophy team really helped me do it.Even though I was batting down, I had responsibility so taking that responsibility, you really grow as an allrounder player. I would say a holistic development of a player.This hundred - the first by an India No. 9 - should start another healthy rivalry in the Indian team: the batting aspect of the three spinners. Jayant is in no hurry to move up, though. I scored my double-hundred at No. 9, I scored my first Test hundred at No. 9, I am happy at No. 9, he said. ' ' '