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August 18, 2009Posted on 08/18/2009 in Indian cricket
The return of Rahul
Rahul Dravid's return to the one-day side is a message not just to Rohit Sharma, the most exciting amongst Gen Next batsmen, but to the entire generation themselves. That if they are to be worthy of their place in an Indian XI, they need to show more proof of intent, to put that place beyond argument. Sharda Ugra in her blog on the India Today website feels the move is imperative if some distant, shining 'future' is to be secured.
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