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November 25, 2007Posted on 11/25/2007 in Sri Lankan cricket
Back to school for Kumar
Kumar Sangakkara is going back to school next week. “Not many international players can claim their favourite Test venue is their old school pitch,” he writes in the Sunday Telegraph, “but Asgiriya International Stadium is where I learned how to play cricket. This beautiful stadium, ringed by Kandy's green-mantled hills, is full of fond memories.”
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