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V.V.S. Laxman says his next autobiography, "Written by well-known cricket correspondent R. Kaushik and published by Westland Publications, will be an honest book retracing his journey into life and cricket, sharing the stories. experiences lived since his childhood teammate of some of the biggest names in Indian cricket like the "Fab Four", Sachin, Dravid, Sehwag, Saurav and the difference between each of them.
In an informal discussion with some media after officially publishing the newspaper. On the cover of Friday's biography, the elegant Hyderabadi reveals challenges, both on the ground and in the field, from childhood to post-retirement.
"I can say that this book is more suggestive than parents and coaches that cricket may be an option for their children. The whole effort has been to present my career in such a way as to help many young talents to take inspiration, "said Laxman, recalling the contribution of his mentor and uncle Baba Krishna Mohan.
" Yes, that lists the phase difficult. when he had to choose between academics (wanted to be a doctor) and a cricketer and how the parents followed the long, thorough process, especially when cricket in the 1990s was not as professional as it is today # 39; hui. The role of coaches at the state level for these beginnings is the most crucial for any athlete, "he explained.
" The book naturally includes special chapters on what we all experienced (Indian players) since the start of the first test against Australians led by Steve Waugh in 2001 Home Test Series. How coach John Wright has shaped our state of mind, set us goals and achieved them, "said Laxman.
"Yes, naming the book around the 281 epic shot at Eden Gardens in the 2001 test match, was to let everyone understand the most important chapter of my career, as well as that of Indian cricket. , in terms of attitude change of the entire team afterwards, "he said.
" The book also evokes the kind of emotions that I had suffered. – not just success stories like my first century of testing in Sydney, but also how I felt when I fell for the 2003 World Cup, for a match against South Africa, "said Laxman . "It contains a special chapter on Eden Gardens – one of my favorite places," he added.
"I must mention that the author, my dear friend R. Kaushik, has shown great flexibility, just as the editors out of the book is the culmination of the work of 39, a team I've always believed in, he said.
"Fortunately, the cricket and life controversies have eluded me, I think the only one was after The effort has therefore never been to spice up the book, but also to give a glimpse of Laxman himself, as to manage moments of emotion in difficult phases, with the speed with which I learned, "he said with a big smile
launched on November 19 in the city.
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