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February 22, 2009Posted on 02/22/2009 in Sri Lankan cricket
Heir apparent and taking cricket forward
In 2008, Sri Lankan cricket was running backwards as if it was in a mighty hurry to fall over the cliff and then once a ‘may-be’ life line was thrown it has begun to float on like a rudderless ship, says SR Pathiravithana in Sri Lanka's Sunday Times.
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