You've probably forgotten it. Fear turns pages. And with fear you must combine loathing. Sri Lanka, and more precisely, Arjuna Ranatunga, isn't the epitome of good-blokiness. The moment the Australian cricket team take the field, their opponents become the public enemy.
Loathing licks the thumb of fear and turns the page.
Tell the story. In Never Satisfied you dillydally around and never get to the heart of what you're trying to say. The shorts on the left-hand side of the pages are more interesting than what passes as a narrative in the middle. The problem is, it's not particularly interesting. Your diary entries are a series of self-indulgent confessions and obvious, customary conclusions anyone can reach.