I'VE SEEN it before and, boy, isn't it great to watch? Those were my sentiments when Sachin Tendulkar presented a gem of an innings before an appreciative New Zealand audience. Sure, the home crowd does want the home team to win but it knows enough about sport to understand that seeing a genius at work is a rare sight. Without having the anxiety of an opposition player eager to get him out, or of a coach hoping that he doesn't, I reflected on what set Sachin apart. » full story
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