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The Prince of Kolkata is now the King of Indian cricket. He did a lot to imbue the Indian cricket team with the conviction that not losing, or drawing, a match is not good enough. We have to take risks, play to win. As Cut the Clutter explained, all the saints, some in new robes, are back. The more things change …
The Prince of Kolkata is now the King of Indian cricket. He did a lot to imbue the Indian cricket team with the conviction that not losing, or drawing, a match is not good enough. We have to take risks, play to win. As Cut the Clutter explained, all the saints, some in new robes, are back. The more things change …
The Prince of Kolkata is now the King of Indian cricket. He did a lot to imbue the Indian cricket team with the conviction that not losing, or drawing, a match is not good enough. We have to take risks, play to win. As Cut the Clutter explained, all the saints, some in new robes, are back. The more things change …