No,not in Agarkar's footsteps please. Even Agarkar wants to be an allrounder. But Agarkar can't even get to a single run before he gets out to some rash stroke. Besides Agarkar can hardly get a single wicket. It is true that Balaji is of a different class altogether and is not in the same league as the disapponting Agarkar. It is enough if Balaji concentrates on his bowling, fielding and his fitness. We don't want Balaji to score a century like Ajit did at Lords and not get any wickets like Agarkar. As for Balaji's batting he needs to learn to stay atthe wicket and not go for sixers and fours out of every ball he faces. We don't want Balaji to concentrate on batting at the expense of his bowling. Balaji is not an allrounder and he should not have too many ambitions.
