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Gundappa Vishwanath
Thu, June 02 2022
Raj Kapoor Death Anniversary: When Raj Kapoor’s Telegram Clean Bowled Gundappa Vishwanath
Raj Kapoor passed away on June 2, 1988
Sat, June 27 2020
I Was Very, Very Hurt When I Was Dropped: Gundappa Vishwanath on His Exclusion From 1982-83 Pakistan Series
GR Viswanath, the first superstar batsman from Karnataka to play for India, played a pivotal role in Karnataka's Ranji Trophy triumphs.
Tue, April 02 2019
Prasanna refuses to tweak life, enjoys as it is
Prasanna played his last Test against Pakistan in Lahore in 1978, and then followed his father's advice.
Fri, October 07 2016
Curious logic of the fan Part 2: The great team of the 1970s
The fans of Indian cricket of the 1970s are perhaps unique.
Thu, September 17 2015
Where is Sunil Gavaskar’s nephew, Gundappa Viswanath’s son these days?
The 21-year old is nowadays seen playing cricket, but in relative obscurity in comparison with his illustrious father.
Thu, August 14 2014
Mahela Jayawardene reminded me of my batting style: Gundappa Viswanath
Viswanath said that he would never miss watching Jayawardene bat.
Fri, February 14 2014
Gundappa Viswanath was 1st Indian batsman to top ICC rankings — Sachin Tendulkar stayed there the longest
Quite a few Indian batsmen have reached the pinnacle of ICC rankings for batsmen.
Tue, June 19 2012
KSCA opens new cricket academy
By CricketCountry Staff
Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) opened a new cricket academy at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium premises on Monday to nurture the young talent of the state at the grassroots level.
Fri, January 27 2012
BCCI president not admitting to Indian cricket’s problem: Lalit Modi
By CricketCountry Staff
Former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi on Friday claimed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president N Srinivasan is not willing to admit that there is something wrong with the Indian team, which is on the brink of losing eighth consecutive overseas Test match.
Wed, August 27 2014
Boria Majumdar: India needs to show greater support for Test matches
While we are world cricket’s financial centre, unless Indian crowds embrace