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Interview with Vidyuth Sivaramakrishnan
 Let me start by congratulating you on the team's success in the Under 19 World Cup. Although you didn't get a chance to play, you were very much a part of the winning squad. What was the experience like? [Audio | Video]
Coming back to your cricket in Madras. Playing league cricket, you've had a lot of success as a spinner. How different is the approach when you're playing league cricket, Ranji Trophy cricket and international cricket? [Audio | Video]
In the whole world around, there's a very high premium on bowlers being able to bat, batsmen being able to bowl and everyone being able to field. But it really hasn't set into the Indian senior team. Though we have some good fielders and all rounders there isn't a uniformity of standard. How do you think it is in the youth levels? [Audio | Video]
You've come from a background of quite a rich cricketing tradition. Both your father and uncle were very good cricketers. How did that help you in your younger days? [Audio | Video]
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