Indian pacer S Sreesanth is hungrier than ever. After missing out on most of the cricketing action last year due to a toe injury, Sree is all set to make a strong comeback with his new team. Busy with his pre- tournament training camp in Jaipur, the vivacious bowler chats up with CS:

On the return trail
I don't think that I am making a comeback after a really long time. I played in the World Cup finals, which wasn't a really long time ago. I have been in and out of the side because of small niggles, but my aim is to give the best for my current team in this season of the league.

Staying motivated
I have been injured many times in my career. Getting injured is a part and parcel of every sportsman's life. I was born to play cricket and God gave me the opportunity to represent my country at the highest level. And that's not all.

I am blessed to be part of the team when it reached the number one position in all formats of the game. You can't ask for more, can you?

Mentor magic
When I made my debut in the Indian cricket team, Rahulbhai (Rahul Dravid) was our captain. So, he'll always occupy a special place in my heart. I was a kid then, and he gave me a lot of attention. Even now, he's very attentive towards me. He loves to encourage good talented players, and anyone playing with him is bound to benefit with his knowledge and expertise.

Mamma mia
I have always wished well for Shilpa (Shetty) even when I wasn't a part of her team. We are all eager to welcome the new member to our family. Shilpa is a wonderful human being and so is Rajbhai (Raj Kundra). I wish them well always.

Desert storm
Honestly, I am having a great time, and enjoying every bit of it. Right from the food to the fun-filled sessions with team members, and the pretty sights of Jaipur, this is an experience to cherish.

Jaipur is also a very colourful place to be in. The world- famous hospitality is truly heart- warming.