« On a new pitch, softly | A redux of Shoaib's faux pas »
October 2, 2007Posted on 10/02/2007 in Indian cricket
Yuvi opens up
Come Wednesday and Yuvraj Singh will complete seven years as a big league-cricketer. The Telegraph's Lokendra Pratap Sahi speaks to him on the journey:
Now everybody is calling me 'Mr Six' ... It’s nice to have such a label, but the way out is not to treat the high expectations as added pressure ... I’ve got to respond to situations, not expectations ... Of course, I’m aware of the need to be consistent.
Also check out Prafull Goradia's piece in the Daily Pioneer where he says Twenty20, a logical evolution of cricket, is a fielder's game.
- Solutions to West Indies cricket's problems?
- Tendulkar's Rajya Sabha oath: What's the hurry?
- 'West Indies may struggle at Trent Bridge'
- Mr. Perfectionist, from start to finish
- Cricket starts to make noise in the United States
- Cook's unflinching resolve shines through
- Cricket vs Taliban
- How do you solve a problem like Chanderpaul?
- Time for reconciliation
- Match fixing: Rot in the system