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Managing the media

If Sehwag manages to get runs in the next game, it will be dubbed a timely return to form ahead of the World Cup but, if he fails, no one will spare a moment of thought in sympathy for the man
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In another game, where it generally pays to whack the ball as hard and as far as you possibly can, another often misunderstood sportsman once distinctively remarked, “Slump? I ain’t in no slump. I just ain’t hittin.” Baseball Hall of Famer Yogi Berra is now 80-plus, but many of his pithy ‘Yogiisms’ would be happily taken up by many of my cricketing colleagues. With the same spirit.
Case in point: Ever since India’s tour to South Africa ended, Virender Sehwag has been the talk of the town. First for his omission in the series against West Indies, then for his […]

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