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THE MAGAZINE July 30, 2012

Cricket Special

A Backward Point Glance

The growing pains and glowing paeans, the giddying highs and Godawful lows. The saga of Indian cricket.

Jul 30, 2012

| Suresh Menon
- My Best Cricketers
Cricket Special

A Magic 406, And The Lads Go For Broke

Trivia: 80 nuggets on Indian cricket

Jul 30, 2012

| Joy Bhattacharya
Essay

Daybreak At Lord’s

Drawn from the iconic C.K. Nayudu’s compendious scrapbooks, this is the story of India’s first England tour, and its first ever Test match

Jul 30, 2012

| Boria Majumdar
Interview

‘Intensity Brought Me Success’

On what the game meant to him and the famous intensity that brought him success and criticism.

Jul 30, 2012

| Suresh Menon
Essay

A Poetry Long Gone

Time was, you could feel cricket. YouTube killed the radio star.

Jul 30, 2012

| Sandipan Deb
Essay

Life’s A Pitch, Treat Her Well

Demon or dustbowl, a wicket’s nature determines the tone of the match

Jul 30, 2012

| Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan
Essay

Toss That Pink Ball

The future game will demand change. The ICC better hang on.

Jul 30, 2012

| Aakash Chopra
OPINION

Innings That Never Was

Olympics will devalue cricket; its masters have no use for the games

Jul 30, 2012

| Mihir Bose

opinion

Dunk Us All Into Liquid Oxygen

The so-called seekers of systemic reforms want agreement on everything—else, we are corrupt!

Jul 30, 2012

| Salman Khurshid
kashmir: israeli tourists

No Entry For Noah?

The wooing of Israelis upsets hardliners

Jul 30, 2012

| Showkat A. Motta
point/counterpoint

What Speaks Louder

A point by point response to the rejoinder by CRPF to Outlook's story on Chhatisgarh encounter

Jul 30, 2012

| Yashwant Dhote
- ‘Factual Inconsistencies’

women: big cities

Break Her For The Goblet She Holds

Isn’t what a woman does her business alone?

Jul 30, 2012

| Debarshi Dasgupta Amba Batra Bakshi
- Witness Is What Witness Does
Mind your body

Fast And Be In Charge

Fasts seek to make you self-reliant and put you in charge of your health (body weight too)

Jul 30, 2012

| Rujuta Diwekar

Interview

“I Am A Female, And Once Loved A Man”

"I look more male now because of regularly administered testosterone injections."

Jul 30, 2012

| Dola Mitra

Review

Then They Espied The Eyrie

An old hand at Osama bin Laden scours every source and recreates how the US spoored, then got their man

Jul 30, 2012

| Rahimullah Yusufzai
Review

When Babuji Went Too Fast

The book’s milieu is that murky labyrinth of lost files, ministry corridors reeking of urinals, bribes, and back-stabbing.

Jul 30, 2012

| Sunil Sethi
interview

‘I Have Written It As It Happened... Let The Readers Decide’

The RAW officer who first lead an operation to nab Rabinder Singh and has now written a thinly disguised novel on the spy master

Jul 30, 2012

| S.N.M. Abdi

Art & Entertainment

appraisal

Zindagi Ka Suffer

Rajesh Khanna was the last star, from an era when India was still innocent

Jul 30, 2012

| Vir Sanghvi

Last Page

American Diary

Democracy in America apparently means the right of the lower orders to be rude to their social superiors.

Jul 30, 2012

| Mani Shankar Aiyar

Glitterati

The page 3 people, the chatterati and those in the news for being in the news

Letters

Published feedback from our readers: rants, raves, bouquets, brickbats

Regulars

10 Questions

Martin Jacques

On his book When China Rules The World

Jul 30, 2012

| Pragya Singh
Gossip

Bibliofile

Who served better booze? Kuldip Nayar or Shashi Tharoor? Or should we wait for Malvika Singh's memoirs for a real high?

Jul 30, 2012

| Outlook
the Secret Diary of

Karan Johar

I am designing my own clothes for my visit to London for the Olympic Games where I am a special invite...

Jul 30, 2012

| V. Gangadhar
Movie Review

Cocktail

Pre-interval, it could have snatched 3 stars, but the post-interval bit spoils the show entirely.

Jul 30, 2012

| Namrata Joshi
Movie Review

Gattu

No mawkish melodrama here; its sensitivity and a wry sense of humour bring the film alive. Unhurried and measured.

Jul 30, 2012

| Namrata Joshi

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