Played this game over the course of a year against Tony L, the scenario has strong Indian forces pushing westwards along a road, the key to the game is the fact that the Indian commander has four objectives, clearing the road along three maps count as two objectives, taking the town right at the end of said road and not losing 10 steps and he has to get three of these for a minor victory. The Indian forces race down the road brushing past the minor road blocks the Hyderabad commander had placed initially in the way. However of the numerous RAZ militia reported in the are little was seen, they were hiding in the numerous woods and forests that surround the roads in that area. A skirmish between the Stags of the Hyderabad Lancers and the Indian's Sherman's left a couple of burning tanks but far more of the lightly armoured cars were destroyed the Lancers too retreated into the woods. The Indian commander then deployed his mortars to good effect destroying both the enemy A/T gun positions and began to move his units against the remaining road block commanded by the Hyderabad leader himself. After an hour of bitter hand to hand fighting the Hyderabad COL was seen running away (Double 6 on a rally roll) the road to the town was open. Actually it was not as the RAZ and STAG units moved from their positions on the road and cut the Indians line of communications. The Indian commander grunted in frustration and wheeled his forces back to deal with the stay behind units thus conceding victory to the rebels. Not a bad scenario, however it would take a lucky and good Indian player to get a win hence the low rating. In fact Tony did have most of the luck in the game except for FOW rolls which resulted in three very short turns just at the critical part of the battle.