On Don's 106 Birth Anniversary I am reminded of Indra Vikram Singh who presented me a wonderful book entitled, 'Don's Century' on 1st March 2014. Its an exclusive informations from the writer. Published by Sporting Link. I salute the great Cricketer. Dhiru Mistry
if Sir Don played all those missed 4 years suchhin could have keep smiling at dunnes to give him further chance in tim still now just to reach DON s runs tally.
if Sir Don played all those missed 4 years suchhin could have keep smiling at dunnes to give him further chance in tim still now just to reach DON s runs tally.
Re: The closest anybody came to the Australian was Tendulkar.....
by RoseMary Lobo on Aug 27, 2014 12:55 PM
india make BR cheap with decorating suchhin like
"Despite losing four years of playing days due to World War II...".
The opening sentence of this article is incorrect. His last pre-World War II Test was in 1938; the first post-WWII Test being in 1946. He lost 8 years of Test cricket at the peak of his career, between the age of 30 and 38. If only he hadn't lost those years, ALL his records would have been forever beyond the reach of every one.
