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Lala Amarnath
Fri, January 30 2015
When Lala Amarnath caught the Pakistanis red-handed trying to fix a Test in the 1950s!
Rajender Amarnath, the youngster of the three Amarnath brothers, shares an interesting anecdote about his father, Lala Amarnath Life and Times: The Making of a Legend.
Wed, December 28 2016
Vizzy: 15 things to know about the controversial Indian captain
Maharajkumar of Vizianagram, aka Vizzy, born on December 28, 1905 is one of the most controversial cricketers to have played for India.
Wed, October 22 2014
Mitchell Marsh, Shaun Marsh, Geoff Marsh and other Father-Son trios to have played Test cricket
The Marshes, the Amarnaths and the Hadlees have had father-son trios in Tests.
Tue, September 29 2015
Lala Amarnath – 21 curious facts about India’s first Test centurion
Indian cricket's colourful and charismatic figure was born on September 11, 1911.
Sun, July 06 2014
India vs England magic moments: Part 2 of 16 — 17 wickets fall on the first day of the first Test in 1936
The Indian team of 1936 was infamously led by Maharajakumar of Vizianagram
Mon, August 04 2014
Six iconic father-son relationships in cricket
Here is a look at some of the most iconic father-son relationships in the game.
Mon, March 10 2014
Digvijay Amarnath to play in Irish League
Digvijay has signed up with Brigade CC of Northern Ireland.
Sun, February 23 2014
Mohinder Amarnath visits psychoanalyst
Mohinder Amarnath has been rushed for treatment to the British Psychoanalytic Society.
Fri, August 08 2014
11 spats between players and management
Kevin Pietersen is not the first English player to face the wrath of the board.
Fri, December 02 2016
Ernie Toshack’s 5 for 2 bowls India out for 58
The day Black Prince routed the hapless Indians on a Brisbane 'sticky'.