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Ranjitsinhji

Ranjitsinhji toys with Johannes Kotze

Johannes Kotze was tricked by his South African teammates that day at Hove, and KS Ranjitsinhji took advantage to the fullest.

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KS Ranjitsinhji: The Maharaja of Elegance — and of Nawanagar

For Neville Cardus, there was far more to Ranji than his leg-glance, something almost mystical in the way that he played his game, indeed in the way he approached the game.

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Watch one of the oldest cricket videos! Yes, it’s Ranjitsinhji batting in nets

Ranji played 15 Tests in which he scored a staggering 989 runs at a healthy average of 44.95.

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Early cricket hundreds on Indian soil, 1859 to 1902

Playing for The Maharaja’s team, KS Ranjitsinhji had scored 257 not out in a team total of 633 for 4, sharing a 3rd-wicket partnership of 376 with the great Parsee stalwart, Col. Kekhashru Maneksha Mistry, who had scored 255.

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When WG Grace fielded for KS Ranjitsinhji against his own county Gloucestershire

The Doctor fielding for Sussex against Gloucestershire? Well, well, well...

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Video: The journey of cricket

The video aims at highlighting how the game has revolutionised over the years and gives you glimpses of other legends like Jack Hobbs; someone who needs no introduction.

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Ranjitsinhji: Life and times

Ranjitsinhji, who was also known as Ranji, and also as ‘Smith’ amongst his Cambridge circle, made his debut all the more memorable by scoring 62 and 154 not out at the Old Trafford.

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Ranjitsinhji: 7 interesting facts about the cricketing giant

KS Ranjitsinhji, a.k.a Ranji, was the first Indian to ever play international cricket. He appeared for England and was easily one of the best batsmen of his times, if not the best.

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KS Ranjitsinhji: 50 little-known facts about the genius

KS Ranjitsinhji was a magical batsman, the first wristy wizard from the orient and one of the first exponents of the leg-glance.

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Yajurvindra Singh: 9 facts about the man who pouched world record 7 catches on Test debut

Yajurvindra Singh, born August 1, 1952, is a former Indian cricketer who is renowned for his brilliant close-in fielding.

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