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Nick Compton looked a tad perplexed when Ishant Sharma banged the ball into the middle of the pitch only to see it bounce twice before reaching MS Dhoni.

The second half of the show was a lot better, with witty denim suits and a khaki cape, but on the whole, this collection was just a tad too perplexing.

A tad premature, to say the least.

"Havoc" may sound a tad strong to some ears.

We girls felt a tad superior to the boys.

Being here now, that seems a tad frightening to me.

Seems a tad early to judge their work and intentions.

A tad extreme, perhaps, to modern ears.

Later it dropped the price a tad, to £54.

Were they a tad too conceited to back it up?

Todd McShay/ESPN seemed to have a personal vendetta against Tebow, which was perplexing to me.