Aakash Chopra writes well

[Brainfade]

One can argue about how useful a batsman he is/was (I, for one, feel like we could've used him more as the perfect foil for an in-form Sehwag), but his writing skills are good. He writes thoughtfully, knowlegably (if that's a word) and intelligently. http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/columns/content/current/story/302191.html

[Cricketics]

i will just copy paste my old post "well aakash is a pretty good writer.. i know him from my school days back in delhi.. he used to write articles and used to discuss with us whenever we used to meet in cricket practice.. he is one gr8 person out there.. i would love to see him back too playing in whites for the country.." currently hez in england along with shikhar dhawan.. btw, cricaddict, ur link is broken.. fix the link to that cricinfo page

[coffee_rules]

Can be his ghost-writer too..Never know,

[Gambit]

Tests->ODIs->Twenty20 Pants->Pyjama->Chaddi

:hysterical:

[gator]

Can be his ghost-writer too..Never know' date='[/quote'] he aint tht big a guy to have a ghost writer.... plus, u can see his style... he writes in a very personal manner... i dont think, there is a Ghost involved...

[Mandrake]

Part of Chopra's downfall can be attributed to Ganguly who openly supported the idea of yuvi opening...wonder what that would have done to the confidence of Chopra....btw does he still play or its all over for him?