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June 10, 2009Posted on 06/10/2009 in Indian Premier League
In a hell called KKR
Kolkata Knight Riders had a tumultous IPL in South Africa - the entire team needed dialogue and, more importantly, shared understanding and focus. The head of KKR's talent hunt wing tells Makarand Waingankar in Open magazine how coach John Buchanan destroyed a good team. Turn to page 23 for the full story.
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