Just as in Palestine, all Sri Lankans faced a hard time during country s war Murali

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Sri Lankan cricketer Muttiah Muralitharan on Sunday said that just as in Palestine today, it was a hard time for Sri Lankans of all
he said that the team knew how to react to the attack due to their exposure to such attacks back home.Muralitharan was at the 54th
Muralitharan has been rated the greatest Test match bowler ever, holding the world record for the most wickets in both Tests and ODIs
He retired in 2010 after registering his 800th wicket in a Test.The cricketer, speaking during an in-conversation session at Iffi, said
time, but it was a difficult time for Sri Lanka
It was not an easy journey
you see Palestine
Now we see it is exaggerated because of the media and something
But similar things happened
Sometimes bombs used to explode
War finished in 2009 and I retired in 2010
It was for all cricketers
I am a little special because I come from a minority community
I was more in focus than other cricketers
That was a difficult time
were playing in Bangladesh and we were suddenly told that India is not going for security reasons because they got inside information that
they may be attacked
We were told that is why we have to go
We asked a question at the time whether they are giving good security to us
so whenever something happens you fill in
It was the nature of the countries and the governments
Halfway through it started hitting the bus
Everyone said go down
We had gotten used to it during bombs
One hit the policemen in the vehicle ahead of us and they were all dying
They also threw two grenades, but both rolled over
project, he asked him to take it up only if he is ready to portray the true story despite the political and other pressures.Muralitharan,
speaking about his cricketing days, also said that he has always maintained that Anil Kumble is a better bowler than him.He said that it is