QUOTE BY Marva Collins * Success doesn't come to you…you go to it."

Fire in one's belly sets the tone for the journey of life. This enable the achievers to keep on moving at a fast pace. One old and simple measurement of getting success in one's endeavors is "in the morning after getting up , how impatient you are to reach to your work table". This worked for passionate cricketer Kapil Dev. Kapil Dev started in 1975 his first class cricket at very young age of 16. The fire in his belly propelled him to greater height in the years ahead. Kapil had the energy and determination. In fact Indians were not known really for a quality pace attack which KAPIL changed almost single handedly. By the time Kapil retired, he was holding the world record for most numbers of wickets (434 ) in test cricket . Kapil batting prowess coupled with his pace bowling capabilities made him one of the best all-rounder’s ever to have played cricket. No wonder , KAPIL was the caption of INDIAN CRICKET team which won the world cup in 1983 when

no had even thought that India was worthy of winning the WORLD CUP.