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February 28, 2008Posted on 02/28/2008 in India in Australia, 2007-08
Sachin, still the master
R Kaushik, of the Deccan Herald, writes that "From a very early age, Tendulkar worked out that the best way to silence criticism was to score runs. Not even 18 years of non-stop adulation bordering on worship has spoilt Tendulkar."
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