With happy experiences of the 2007 World Cup fresh in our minds-even if we lost at the final hurdle, few would have faulted us if we had great expectations about the Twenty-20 World Cup in South Africa.
Very recently while a revered former Sri Lanka stalwart was having a chat with me on twenty-20 cricket he mused “The hallmark of a good side is their ability to bail themselves out of tight situations”. That quip was really meant about Sri Lanka’s win against Bangladesh, but, now I feel that was a gross overstatement which may suit the marauding Pakistani outfit or the ever dependable Australian cricket machine.
It is a well accepted fact that the game of rugby is all about power and strength. Any player who represents his school, club or country – wants to perform at his best or perhaps even beyond that level. This can result in that respective player taking supplements and various other substances to enhance his performance.
With happy experiences of the 2007 World Cup fresh in our minds-even if we lost at the final hurdle, few would have faulted us if we had great expectations about the Twenty-20 World Cup in South Africa. 