Playboy is worried, may leave National Duty
The infamous Super Sport playboy, whose disciplinary record has been appalling, decides to follow some of his seniors and retire from National Duty. The reason is that the Super Sport controllers giving him only a low-grade annual contract. Playing even in Afghanistan can get me more, he says. No point in this National Duty. Then comes the peacemaking Super Sport Captain to console the playboy. Never be so hasty, he advises. Now the playboy has found the real solution. He goes to the land of the tigers, scores a few runs, and makes sure his position is intact. But what will he do in the Super Sport’s next trip that is to the Sudda Land? Will he find a rich county there and say bye, bye to National Duty. Fingers crossed!
About high roofs and flat roofs
There were olden day vans named high roofs and flat roofs. The flat roofs couldn’t do what the high roofs could. This “roof” story comes to mind when our lanky, handy, speedy boy becomes so greedy. “Please give me one thing, or something, or anything,” the fellow begs. A selector post, a manager post, or at least a commentator post… he begs, while sending through his influencers, the feelers to the Super Sports controllers. Our gossipmonger gets to know the response of the controllers. “Can’t give you anything! That’s because as a selector, you try to manage; as a manager you commentate; and as a commentator, you try to select.” Fair enough.