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March 16, 2006Posted on 03/16/2006 in Indian cricket
Majority from minority
The small town revolution is here to stay in Indian cricket.Makarand Waingankar in The Sportstar explains the sudden transition.
At the NCA, the difference between the boys from the districts and the big cities is that the former enjoy every minute of it. Not having seen such facilities, they sometimes spend extra time in the gymnasium.
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