Dharamshala

And I'd always heard that.

And then later he invited all my whole group to spend the afternoon just with him in his living room in Dharamsala.

Anyway, I'm sitting next to him and I've heard this legend that the 14th Dalai Lama is the last and he's the 14th.

I asked him about that, and he said, well, I think I'm the last Dalai Lama.

I think that's a possibility.

And, you know, that just really, really struck me.

And then several days later, when we were, my group was 30 people, we were with him in his living room in Dharamsala, his meeting room.

You know, it became obvious, when he walked into the room, he greeted us, and then he said, I want to make one thing perfectly clear.

And I knew I was finishing right up by then.

I'd been six years retired from the Australian set-up by then, but the IPL was – lucrative enough to keep turning up for but and then when I saw Harbingen I thought yeah this is this is meant to be so I rolled out a pretty gentle offy and rightly so he tried to hit me we're playing in Dharamshala which is right up at the foothills of the Himalayan mountains but you're still at altitude anyway right And he's tried to hit me back to Mumbai and just thinned it straight to deep mid-iron.

He's caught it.

So first thing I'm thinking, right, forward rolls.

Yes, she got something.

That was in Dharamsala, a grieving mother whose baby had died, who had had some training and knew about doing this and tried to do that and ended up with something.

But it wasn't her baby.

So it should be things like an old T-shirt that you don't care about.

It looks a bit like Mount Rushmore.

I've been lucky to go to Dharamsala for one day at the World Cup.

So that's up near the Himalayas.

It's spectacular.

He says, I'll talk to His Holiness, to the Dalai Lama.

He goes to Dharmasala one time, doesn't talk to him.

He goes, he was busy, of course, especially since Patel wasn't happening.

Went to Dharmasala a second time.

Did you talk to him? No, he was busy.

I'm like, forget it.