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The fourth Test between England and India began on Wednesday, July 23, at Old Trafford, Manchester. The hosts won the toss ...
Mohinder Amarnath: I wanted to do it a long time ago, but it didn't happen. I believe when the right time comes, things take shape. We've been working on this for the last two and a half years.
Mohinder Amarnath: I always believe there is a time for things to happen.I did try to work with various people, but somehow it didn’t happen. I’m lucky in a way that I got Rajinder to help me.
Mohinder Amarnath. Mohinder, the second son, is known as ‘Jimmy’ to friends and his team mates. In fact, everyone calls the affable fellow Jimmy. At the age of 19, Mohinder, ...
As Mohinder Amarnath recalls, “Another revelation during the World Cup of 1983 was the presence of the tricolour — not one or two, but literally hundreds fluttering amongst the large crowd; ...
Mohinder Amarnath suffered more than his fair share of pain from fast bowlers. He was perceived to have a weakness against the short ball, and the many times he was floored by bouncers gave some ...
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When a Pakistani cricketer called Indian players 'kafirs'! - MSNIn 'Fearless', Mohinder Amarnath recounts the 1978 cricket tour of Pakistan, depicting an unwelcome derogatory comment from a Pakistani cricketer and mixed interactions with Pakistani players.
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Jimmy Amarnath’s Fearless, on a career of raw courage - MSNA mong the lasting images of 1983 is Kapil Dev on the Lord’s balcony holding aloft the World Cup along with Mohinder Amarnath, MOTM in the semi-final and final. That was long back, and paaji ...
If Mohinder “Jimmy” Amarnath is not usually mentioned in the same breath as Sunil Gavaskar, Gundappa Viswanath, Kapil Dev (though a junior) or India’s famed spin quartet of Bishan Bedi ...
Mohinder Amarnath in Delhi Commentator Gautam Bhimani, who was moderating the session, revealed that the day the final took place – June 25 – was also his birthday. “We all wanted to get ...
What shall I put down in my secret diary? If I can drown my sorrow in song, it would be “Yeh kya hua, kaise hua, kab hua, kyon hua...” or better “Ek dil ke tukde hazar hue, koi yahan gira ...
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