𝓝𝓡 reflections

Suppose you are the star player of your national cricket team, representing your country and you love the game so much that you shadow practice your batting off the field and only thing you care about in your life is cricket. And then you are told you can’t touch the bat or play the game for one straight year and a ban is imposed on you for a full year and the only thing you have is the criticism of the whole world because of the wrong deed you have done. No this is not a imaginative story. This is about what Sir Ian Chappell called as the greatest comeback in the history of cricket, the comeback of Steve Smith… March, 2018 Aussies toured South Africa for the test match series. Steve Smith was at peak in his career, captaining his side and having an average of above 60 in tests, only behind the great Don Bradman. But as we say everything don’t last forever, time changes. And then happened the sandpaper gate incident which was referred to as ‘black day’ in Australian Cricket...