Pravin Tambe believes that one's age is what one feels and at 48, the Mumbai leg-spinner doesn't think that he is one day older than 20.
On a day when youngsters went unsold at the IPL auctions here on Thursday, the former Rajasthan Royals leg-spinner, who was the oldest player in the list, was snapped up by Kolkata Knight Riders at his base price of Rs 20
"I will bring all my experience and energy to the team. And that positivity. I know that I can bring that, even if I'm with them not playing."
"My son never wanted to be a cricketer he has chosen engineering as his profession."
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