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May 10, 2009Posted on 05/10/2009 in Sri Lankan cricket
Making junior cricket more effective
In his column for Sri Lanka's Sunday Times, SR Pathiravithana offers a few of the pros and cons that modern Sri Lankan feeder points face. He suggests the authorities take a closer look at the present school cricket structure and suggests it may not be a bad idea to borrow a bit from Bollywood.
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