Infy win again

I'm amazed by the way we keep pulling rabbits out of hats. Our regular team
has been reduced to less than quarter of its strength. But everytime, we find
come up with something new, something better. If the other day, it was a well
coordinated series of ruthless attacks on the opponents, this time is was the
way we built up our game and our moves. The defense as usual, was rock solid.
But with Abhishek and Rajiv also bowing out to injuries sustained in the last
game, there was the question of filling up a huge void in midfield ... and
that too central midfield.

I'm very proud to say that Dheeraj and I coordinated well between us and did a
very fine job indeed. It was a new experience for me. I've tried to play in
the center midfield position a few times, but without much success. Now, I
have something to look back upon in content.

The goals came from Samrath who was brought in with about 15 minutes left as a
striker. He scored with his first touch of the tournament. He followed up by
another one a couple of minutes later.


Another thing I noticed today was that Kanbay have started combining very
well. They beat Zensar 2-0. If they had played against us the way they did
today, it might have been another story.

Comments

The Shaolin said…
Ya Adi, I saw the 2 goals that u guys converted. *Amazing* is all I can say. The moves were par excellence!!!
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