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September 29, 2007Posted on 09/29/2007 in Indian cricket
A life less ordinary for Yusuf Pathan
Yusuf Pathan has always been in the shadow of his younger brother, Irfan. But life has changed after he made his debut in India's triumph over Pakistan in the final of the World Twenty20. The Hindu’s KC Vijaya Kumar caught up with Yusuf in Baroda.
“Before I was known only here,” Yusuf said and pointed out to the fans and officials assembled at the Reliance Cricket Stadium, his home ground, here on Friday. “And now everyone knows me, yes in that sense things have changed forever.”
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