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Continue Reading...Geoff Boycott -Seeking Perfection
The most self-obsessed batsman of his generation, Geoffery Boycott has turned into an authoritative voice on the game. At 76…
Continue Reading...Fakir Syed Aizaz-ud-din
The death of Fakir Aizaz-ud-din on May 8th, 2017, at the age of 81, leaves a void, very hard to…
Continue Reading...ASIF MASOOD – Star of the 70s renaissance
The best part of Asif Masood’s international career was played under captain, Intikhab Alam. When Mushtaq Mohammad was bestowed with…
Continue Reading...Shahid Mahboob – plenty to offer
A paceman to bowl his guts out in the heartbreaking bowling conditions in Pakistan for two decades and be neglected…
Continue Reading...Greg Chappell – A graceful run-machine
The Australian batsmanship reached its zenith in the 1970s with the arrival of Greg Chappell, an artist destined for greatness….
Continue Reading...Imtiaz Ahmed – Farewell to a Boyhood Hero
Death is a reality and a painful one. Imtiaz Ahmed’s death has brought home that reality, leaving us all, in…
Continue Reading...Sir Richard Hadlee – One of a Kind
In a sudden waive of emotion in 1977, the crowd started chanting ‘Had-lee’, ‘Had-lee’ at Eden Park in Auckland, marking…
Continue Reading...Chishty Mujahid completes half a century of broadcasting and telecasting cricket commentary
There is a good reason to wake up on the morning of 19th January, 2017 and applaud the achievements of Chishty Mujahid….
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