ADMITTEDLY, people in hospital waiting rooms are occupied with issues other than cricketing ones. Yet, the level of indifference on offer at the Apollo Hospital in Jasola, New Delhi, was interesting. it was the first day of the ICC World Cup, apparently the marquee event of the international ODI calendar. Its pseudoolympian stature is obvious from the fact that it only comes around once every four years, in contrast to the travelling circus regularity of its more proletarian cousin, the Twenty20 […]
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