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'He'd often come and ask, 'Why have you dropped me?' Then he'd get angry and not speak to me for a day'
The Indian cricket team has increasingly, over the years, become difficult to be consistently part of. One of the primary reason is of course the rising demand of the sport which has packed calendar comprising international matches across three formats and the annual event in Indian Premier League. But the more important reason has been the growing competition in the side with every slot in the XI, no matter the format, having at least 3-4 players in a tussle. More than fitness, one needs a whole lot of luck. And it was something that a 35-year-old India star, even with 139 appearances across formats, lacked, often leaving his “angry” and “disappointed”, recalls former India bowling coach Bharat Arun. Source -Hindustan times
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