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January 18, 2007Posted on 01/18/2007 in Indian cricket
A ‘brain-trainer’ is the need of hour for Sehwag
India needs Virender Sehwag fit and firing at the World Cup, says R Mohan, in the Deccan Chronicle, and believes Sehwag could do with some 'mind training'.
Virender Sehwag needs a ‘brain trainer’ more than ever. A few things may be wrong with his game, but then there were always a few things wrong about his basics. It’s his mind that has strayed from the game now, making batting seem like a trip to a house of horrors. He never knows what will turn up at which turn, although such gargoyles may be more in the mind.
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