Y uvraj Singh continues to work towards his comeback to cricket. He had a gruelling net session for the second consecutive day at the National Cricket Academy, in Bangalore, on Tuesday.

Hoping to return to international cricket in the Twenty20 World Cup in September, the dashing all-rounder did some batting and bowling under constant scrutiny from a physio attached to the NCA.

He batted for nearly 30 minutes, had 15 minutes of bowling and did some stretching exercises.

While he was delighted to get through his first session in six months, he pointed out that he got tired after just 15 minutes through it.

"I think it was a big achievement to get into the nets. It felt really good; I'm happy," he said.well-being of others over his own… he's in different situations today than he was in high school, but he's still guided by that eternal credo: With great power there must also come great responsibility.



That's one of the things I like about him so much. He may be a scientific genius, but he's a very relatable guy. He's not an expert in dealing with the world, in juggling his responsibilities, in managing the pressures of life — and that's something we can all see ourselves in. When I first read Steve Ditko/Stan Lee run, long before I became a writer, that's what I saw in Peter Parker, and I'm glad it's still around, whatever circumstances he finds himself in.



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