Tiny cricketer Nagenturning heads in higher age-group


By D. Raj
Nagineswaran with his coach Roshen Senna Singh

WHEN he was just five, S. Nagineswaran’s best buddies were the Bangladeshis who worked for his father, a vegetable supplier at the Serdang wholesale market.

The foreigners loved cricket and would watch the game on TV, besides obsessing over it. The little lad joined them in watching the games – and was hooked.

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