A thundering Gabba entrance, a sudden, silent exit: The Adrian Barath story
The most aggressive batsman I ever witnessed. Too bad WI didn't persist enough to retain him.
Fantastic interview/article. He is so lucky to have found his place in life at so young. All power to you our own AB and may your life story be known and influence many many others to know themselves as well
Nice read. Like his encounters with the south Asian greats. Good luck ABB. 
In reply to positiveg
Thanks for sharing this.
Lara invested so much in him and it remains curious if he knew that his calling was different than cricket, why did he take the resources given to him by Lara and others.
Waste of talent? Would he have benefitted from life coach to teach him that you can have a profession and still serve the almighty? You don't need to give up your occupation to gain the pleasure of the creator.
RELIGION of this kind is mad science!
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like the ones that murder people in the name of their land??
the man chose a quiet life to his what he feels is best for him and that which troubles no one...leave him alone
In reply to Emir
How many players have you lost? Or thrown away, like true children of slaves and indentured? How many have you crabbed after drinking puncheon like the Canadian Guyanese and Surinamese….Were you invested in him or were you insular like Fanny Tick (according to my late friend)….
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In reply to doosra
He is the dead one family friend…I will inquire… likely he is fine…at least he doesn’t face the mental pain of Haynes, Michael and Andy- dropped in your prime…. What a blight of a region…
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