Victory is possible, says Virandeep ahead of Asiad


PETALING JAYA: National cricketer Virandeep Singh has cracked one of T20 cricket’s most exclusive lists, and he is hoping to carry that form into the Asian Games.

The 27-year-old all-rounder has climbed to seventh on the all-time list of highest run-scorers in T20 International history with 3,483 runs, making him the only associate-nation player in the top 10, with every other name on the list coming from a Test-playing nation.

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