saying that our players dont enjoy cricket is a wrong statement. Our players love the sport as much as we die-hard fans do.
The difference between our players and cricketers of top teams is that our players are not really into a lot of activities. How many of our players have a certified twitter account, or their own fanpage(and not one run by someone who has no relation with the players). Ok these things are secondary and unimportant. I hope I dont get criticized here. Someone from a well-to-do family would probably have greater knowledge of the outside world and would give importance to things like working out, dieting, speaking proper English, etc. At the same time, someone coming from a poor family is probably expected to hit the gym...heck, they wont even know what "dieting" means.
While professional sportsmen around the world usually come from well-to-do families, our players mostly come from ordinary families....barring shahriar nafees and tamim
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