It is not yet five days, as I write this, since an assured India beat a spirited Sri Lanka in the world’s premier tournament that comes but once in four years and already so much has happened in the world. The IPL is upon us (Sholay one week, Deewaar the next?), an admirable duo have relinquished their positions in Sri Lanka and a sprightly septuagenarian has launched a mass movement against corruption. Truly, we live in a 24x7 world. And to my great delight, Sachin Tendulkar’s moment immediately after the final ended gave way to MS Dhoni’s Cup a day later. It was as it should be for Dhoni had led magnificently, used the resources he had very well and didn’t always worry about what he didn’t have. He is a young man not afraid of criticism, something routinely offered as a means of being noticed, backs his instinct (right most days, wrong on some) and has a wonderful ability of not rendering complex, things that are essentially simple. Great leaders have that ability.
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