Pujara has returned from the West Indies a stronger, more confident and more determined batsman
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Hardly does an Indian win go without Ashwin contributing with the ball. And sometimes with the bat as well.
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Walker, who could be tirelessly hostile and enthusiastic, was quite a character
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Hanif became a national hero and turned cricket in Pakistan from the preserve of the educated elite into the mass sport
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‘I am a man of emergencies, I need to be on the move, to be where the suffering is,’ Edhi told the BBC after the US immigration confiscated his passport in 2008.
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Organised quizzing had seldom been conducted in India until O’Brien held an open formal quiz competition in a small church hall in Calcutta in 1967.
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His father was a hard taskmaster, and would wake Amjad up at 4 am for the pre-dawn riyaz of the raag Bhairon.
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Courage of convictions, forthright views and guts to express them fearlessly
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A rigorous teetotaler, he never allowed pressure to get the better of him
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Ali was forceful, frightening and fearless, a rebel with a cause.
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