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Selfless decision by Sangakkara to sit out - White

Deccan Chargers captain Cameron White reflects on the loss to Mumbai Indians in Mumbai (00:00)

ESPNcricinfo staff

April 30, 2012

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Posted by annon on (April 30, 2012, 12:40 GMT)

sanga is messing up. why own the teams's problem as other teams are packed with stars. Its only silly to stayout after winning your first match. As a result they lost the match, and the team needed sanga's experience badly. Better quit IPL totally if you are entally weak.

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