Sri Lankan Squirrel Surprise

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Indexed  August 14, 2009

Never let it be said I am not prepared to jump on a bandwagon. "That squirrel" pops up in the most unlikely places, and somewhere where Jeetan Patel is scoring over 50 in a first class game has got to rate as unlikely.

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