Losing the battles and Winning the war!
The last couple of years could have been extremely tough on the man, but the fighter that he is, he proved that all is not lost. He would have lost many battles along the way (captaincy et. al.) but I am sure he will be a winner when the war ends (as a cricketer).
Saurav battled to score a 50 in the first innings, which neither batsmen on either side could achieve. He also played his part in the second innings with a short cameo. The odds were stacked against him and even his ardent fan (including yours truly) would not want to bet their money, leave alone lives, on his batting skills against fast, short-pitched bowling. But he did manage to surprise all his critics and fans alike. Not that he has overcome those shortcomings by any means, but he will fight and learn from his mistakes.
After all, experience did count!

Quote: Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes. - Oscar Wilde

Saurav is back!
After weeks of speculation, Saurav was included in the Indian cricket test team. Yet another comeback and yet another chance. The stage is tailor made for the fighter rather than the batsman in Saurav - alien conditions, awkward bounce, lethal pace bowlers, a not so friendly coach, fans' expectations, critics' pressure and many more...
We all hope that he is back with a bang this time!

an interesting video...Thalai pola varuma? - Is there anyone like the "head" - Saurav?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf2HH6IV7Y4

PS: Thanks to Rocket for the video