There has got to be a reason
For that one helluva season
There has got to be a reason
Why I served in the army
Why I cannot let them harm me
And I'm flat out in this bus
And I’m laughing to myself
What will you bowl now, Splendid Mendis?
And I’m laughing to myself
What will you bowl now, Splendid Mendis?
I see my cricketing life
Shine before my eyes
And I see
What I will bowl now, Splendid Mendis.
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Thought provoking Gaurav.
Frivolity and depth - we never know where one begins and the other ends, what is and what isn't, and when.
The soldier lays sprawled on a cricketing endeavour.
Cheers SB.
Read Murali in the papers say he saw his life flash before his eyes.
Man, it's become even more bizzare with PCB threatening to take legal action against Chris Broad. This is becoming very surreal.
Was surprised to see Mendis with a plaster behind his right ear. Hope he and others have recovered.
i second SB, that was thought provoking!
But may be it was a tad easier for mendis, having been a soldier, than for the others really!
You said it SR, esp US eh?
mohit, chk some of their comments here -
http://armball.blogspot.com/2009/03/sissy-babies.html
Cheers Ankit.
I'd like to hear what Mendis has to say.
Hi Enkay,
Yeah, saw that too. The bandages make the injuries far more obvious. There was another one of Tharanga i think, on the drip.
I would rather say that the Mendis has lot almost all his shine in his cricketing life.
It was obviously easier for him to defend himself than others. This really shows how important self-defense is nowadays.
Splendid NC. Probably Mendis could have carrom-balled a grenade into the troussers of one of the terrorists. I still shudder to think what they wenth through.
Rishabh, a few rough ODIs, nothing test wickets, won't look too much into it.
Som, trust mendis to do that.
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