Thursday, 11 March 2010

Remember the Titans #2 : Roger Federer

This article is a part of the Remember the Titans series. To know more about the series, go through the introductory post by clicking here.Sports can be wild. And sports can be beautiful too. They rarely come together but when they do, it conjures - well, there's no other word for it - magic. Given the status of cricket in India, I wouldn't dare to challenge the popularity of the game but I still believe that as a sport to watch, there can be no...

Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Remember the Titans #1 : Sachin Tendulkar

This article is a part of the Remember the Titans series. To know about the series, go through the introductory post by clicking here.If ever I will be writing an article, which I am confident is the common voice of millions other than me and not just my ramblings on random issues - it is this. I have heard and read that certain poisons and psychological disorders induce a person to fabricate new words of his own - a queer form of neologism. I wish...

Introduction : Remember the Titans

Some people are born great and some people have greatness thrust upon them. Nowhere can this be illustrated more clearly than in the arena of sports. I will be honest - I do not have the requisite levels of proficiency in even a single sport. I did play cricket and the odd game of football as a kid but once academics and other co-curricular activities began eating into my time, I abandoned sports. Abandoning is not actually quite the correct terminology,...