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January 23, 2006Posted on 01/23/2006 in New Zealand cricket
Chris Cairns the genius
Richard Boock is full of praise of the just-retired Chris Cairns who, he considers, is a genius:
Say what you like about his temperament and injury record, his notorious battle with former coach Glenn Turner and his legacy of not quite fulfilling his extraordinary potential; at his best he was a genius.
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