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March 17, 2010Posted on 03/17/2010 in Indian Premier League
With great paean
In the desperate search for superlatives, players and coaches are constantly going overboard, and a brilliant case in point is the IPL. Anand Vasu explains in his blog Drinks Break on the Hindustan Times website.
Only recently Shane Warne described Yusuf Pathan’s scorching IPL hundred as the best innings he had ever seen. Now, either the megabucks the Rajasthan Royals are paying the great leggie are getting to his head or he has completely erased two decades of international cricket from his memory.
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