The Greatest All Rounder and Swashbuckler of All
Nobel Prize Winning English author, Rudyard Kipling, immortalized the city of Lahore with his all time best seller, ‘Kim’, which…
Continue Reading...Sri Lanka’s 1974 tour to Pakistan
Sri Lanka, the island kingdom surrounded by the Indian Ocean. The smallest in size and population among the full members…
Continue Reading...Miandad’s Masterclass at The Oval
Kennington Oval also referred to as Kia Oval for sponsorship purposes and located in the Southern part of London is…
Continue Reading...Fazal Mahmood and his Times: Great Memories
‘Fazal Mahmood’s name is synonymous with match-winning world-class medium pace bowling in the cricket world. For over a dozen years…
Continue Reading...F. E. CHAUDHRY, The First Action Lensman
Not much of the early visual and print history of Pakistan cricket was ever preserved. There were scattered writers like…
Continue Reading...Johnny Briggs, Lancashire’s Popular 19th Century Hero
Was ever a cricketer more loved than Johnny Briggs? There may, I suppose, have been a few, but at his…
Continue Reading...Azhar, The revolving door at the crease
Batsman with magical wrists. Or batsman with 100 strokes. It seemed he was born to bat and Mohammad Azharuddin, at…
Continue Reading...Alan Knott: The eccentric gloveman
Huish, Hubble, Ames, Levett, Evans … great work behind the wickets has been a feature of Kent cricket for long….
Continue Reading...A batting genius called Viswanath
If ever God gave me a boon I would want to bat like GR Viswanath. Yes. There was a certain…
Continue Reading...Profile of John Arlott: Being Human
It was John Betjeman who changed the course of his life. The young man had moved on from his early…
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