Life in the Sunshine: Autobiography of an Unknown Cricketer by T. Sathish

 The book that I will suggest to you folks today is an exceptionally captivating and extremely fascinating book. The substance of this book will make you fall head over heels for this book. The book Life in the Sunshine, the debut novel by T. Sathish, is about a Sundae posse as they called themselves. (Sat, Sam, and Trib). The young people love cricket and they yearn to play for India. They practice hard and organize instructing classes by figuring their fantasy will materialize. Their story begins from additional unassuming days when the children pack up and purchase their most memorable cricket unit by utilizing assets from the older folks of their state. As they begin treating cricket more in a serious way and go to cricket instructional courses, Sam ends up being the star among the three with Sat trying yet not ready to get up to speed with the assumptions of the mentors and selectors. Trib finds motivation in the foundation work of match critique and is open to settling as an all-day reporter. That anyway isn't true with Sat who is conflicted between his adoration for the game and battle to turn into a cricket whom the selectors and the world view as commendable. How can these companions go to wind up throughout everyday life and what befalls their cricket dreams? What is the excursion of these companions, who like a huge number of different young people in this nation in a real sense love cricket as a religion and cricketers as Gods, frames the remainder of the story? Saying that "Life in the Sunshine" is a legendary nostalgic outing through a world of fond memories wouldn't be off-base." On the off chance that you experienced childhood in India during the 80s and have affectionate recollections of India's World Cup win or the severe India-Pakistan competition during those days; you will partake in this book. A ton of difficult work put in to understand your fantasy, a book that showers motivation is the best portrayal for this book. If you are a games darling or not, fair to encounter the motivation from the book, I recommend you to get this.

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