VVS Laxman's retirement seems to have had a major impact on his son Sarvajit. The stylish Hyderabadi right-hander revealed yesterday that his seven-year-old son has taken the game seriously immediately after he retired from international cricket.
“Apparently, my son has started to take the game seriously after I retired. It is amazing to see that,” he said while launching ESPNcricinfo’s new book Talking Cricket yesterday.
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Laxman reiterated that he had no regrets with the timing of his retirement in August last year. “Initially, my aim was to beat Australia in Australia, but unfortunately we had a very poor series.
“I could have easily played against England and Australia but I thought it would be better to give a youngster a chance to play 10 Tests at home before India’s South Africa tour,” said Laxman, who will be commentating during the second Test here.
Meanwhile, the Hyderabad Cricket Association has placed a collage of Laxman’s photographs inside the Indian team dressing room. u00a0