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December 16, 2010Posted on 12/16/2010 in Indian cricket
Indian cricket's unsung heroes
Makarand Waingankar in the Hindu says that the irony of Indian cricket is that not many talented cricketers did justice to the talent they exhibited. Such is the ephemeral nature of success in Indian cricket, which depends not just on real talent and performance.
T.E. Srinivasan is perhaps one such unsung hero. The art of batsmanship ran in his veins. To him it was a natural process, yet he played only one Test.
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