Tour de sport 1

Sportsmen (n Women) tend to have a good memory, especially of their own matches and wins. My first sport was handball, then indoor cricket. My first tour was a nearby taluka, Wada, where we had to play our district level matches to qualify for the zonal tournament. I was barely 11. We were primitive players, running around the ball like wild geese. Still, we managed one goal n got knocked out. I didn't play and cried the whole way back home. (Boo-hoo, why didn't u guys lemme play?) I was the goalkeeper(2nd) I still am, as a matter of fact. I think capturing has always been my speciality rather than hitting things in the right place, and shall always be. What I learnt that day ws that whoever your parents are, however much they earn, u r what u do, n what ur capable of. There's nothin' else to it. On a fair field, u cant cry n beg cos ur cuter, u show ur worth by doin' what's expected of you. And then, slowly, u start loving d game n respecting it, and praying for more such opportunities to come. But ur biggest prayer remains for a fair field n respect n recognition for ur game. You n yours come later, much later.