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April 11, 2006Posted on 04/11/2006 in Indian cricket
The Raina story
Suresh Raina tells Vijay Lokapally about the hardships he had to endure while learning his cricket.
I enjoyed the hardships. I learnt to be brave and mentally strong to face anything and anyone. Seniors ragged me but nothing deterred me. I had left the comforts of home as a challenge and I never lost my concentration and focus.
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