New Zealand in India 2012 Series - The Long and Short of It
Sachin Tendulkar and the loneliness of the long-haul batsman
Monday, 10 September 2012 11:27
The passage of time and a multitude of injuries which have ravaged nearly every part of his body have necessitated changes to his style of batting, but the one constant has been the weight of expectations that Sachin Tendulkar has managed to carry with aplomb for so long, without complaint or visible signs of irritation.
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Kaushik has spent more than 20 years following the Indian team. He started his life in journalism with the Newstime daily in Hyderabad before moving to Deccan Herald in Bangalore in 1998. He has covered five World Cups and more than 100 Test matches, and is one of the few journalists to have been privileged to see an Indian win in all 10 Test playing countries.
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