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Shy and mighty: At 39, there's still no stopping Sanath

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    • Harsha Bhogle Tags : Posted: Friday , Jul 04, 2008 at 2300 hrs

    So how much longer? Jayasuriya will be aware that he will be under closer scrutiny than most for the first sign of a lean patch will be interpreted as a sign of the end. But since he doesn’t have to worry about playing Test cricket, he has longer to recover, more time to work on fitness and to get the hunger back. Sometimes, when you play everyday, you don’t have time to reflect on how much you really enjoy what you are doing.

    Will he celebrate his 40th on the field? I suspect he would put his money on it!

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