Legendary Indian Cricketers

I egendary Indian Cricketers L-follow the form and format of the ragas of Indian classical music. The first phase, which spans over several decades, has the leisurely pace of village life; the second phase, which unfolds over the 1950s and 70s, goes with a simple. measured melodious beat; while the third is a kind of scherzo, where action is compressed into less than a day. All the same the scene, the setting and the structure of the Legendary Indian Cricketers (Men. Moments and Memories) are classically Indian. The echoes and the ethos too have a typical Indian flavour.'Legendary Indian Cricketers' is a saga of some of the cricketers who have moulded the game and won acclaim both at home and abroad. The author has highlighted the contribution of 52 cricketers - ranging from Ranji to Umrigar, from Gavaskar to Sehwag, from Nissar to Srinath. from Pawlankar to Gupte, from Bedi to Harbhajan, from Amar Singh to Kapil, from Navle to Engineer and from Lall Singh to Kaif. The captaincy that spans from Nayudu to Kapil and Ganguly to Dhoni has added to the flavour of the book.Every legendary Indian cricketer is well portrayed and it provides interesting and informative ingredients to this absorbing work of reference.