For once, I agree with some of what Warne has had to say. This bit on Sehwag woke me up from my blogging lull and other energy-draining, spirit-dampening stuff that’s been bogging me down of late. Here’s a thrilling bit on our very own Viru.
That’s amazing! Maybe it’s only amazing to stupid spectator me. Here’s a dimension to cricket that I didn’t think batsmen had. Perhaps not too many people have it. Perhaps that’s also why there’s only one Virender Sehwag.
As to be expected, Warne is all fan-girlish about Tendulkar. Perhaps that has more to do with the way Tendulkar has played Warne than Tendulkar the batsman.
It’s not too interesting that Warnie rates Dravid among the best for many Aussies respect Dravs. He could very well have been called the Fortress, not just a Wall, says Warnie. You’d have to break thru the Wall to see the God (or get the guy at the other end). Ah nostalgia!
I’m now itching to buy that book.
wow!! thats my hero!! 😀
nostaliga, that’s a good one.
What a wonderful story… almost unbelievable… Sehwag is one of those simplistic blokes… does not complicate anything LOL.
@Keshav, yeah!
@NC, 🙂
@Scorpy, simplicity is often so amazingly beautiful isn’t it? Sometimes after all research and stuff, we find that the answers lie in the very basic, bare simple things. Cannot stop marvelling at that.
The Wizard of Oz knows how to write a cricket book unlike some other pretenders or ghostwritten authors.
I had a feeling you’d pick up the fortress cherry topping! 🙂