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June 19, 2007Posted on 06/19/2007 in Indian cricket
A much-improved Panesar regales, observes Kartik
Murali Kartik, plying his trade for Middlesex this season, tells The Indian Express that Monty Panesar's ability to the English audience spellbound has been very special, and that the chats they've had have been centered around spin bowling. But despite the recognition he himself gets in a foreign land, Kartik longs for adulation back home in India.
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