I is always capital!

For the record, people are fickle. They don't know what they are talking about. (Sometimes that would apply to me too, but not this time.)

The cricketing world is not void of prodigies. Most of them have to exhume their talent and match their disciplined endeavors to make their mark on the international arena. A few however, are natural born domineers who have decimated the oppositions by sheer talent. Tendulkar is one of those few. What makes them so lethal is that a slump sends them finding their rhythm, rather than a glitch in their talent. So writing them off ,even after, say 15 years of cricket can only be considered a hasty conclusion.

Hanif Mohammad seems to accede with me on Tendulkar's abilities. But this column of his, has made me believe that he isn't ready to write himself off just yet. Probably the column should have been named- "Don't write off Hanif Mohammad: Hanif Mohammad". But I think it's about time!! What say?