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Tiger Pataudi
Mon, January 04 2016
Mansur Ali Khan “Tiger” Pataudi: The enigmatic Nawab
Pataudi’s swagger, his batting and fielding, and sheer presence on field made him stand out.
Wed, January 07 2015
Tiger Pataudi: Quick-change artist?
Tiger Pataudi’s charisma and aura was such that his fan following went beyond the world of cricket.
Mon, January 05 2015
Tiger Pataudi: Life and Times
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, born January 5, 1941, is regarded as one of India’s greatest captains.
Thu, January 05 2017
Tiger Pataudi: 16 fascinating facts about the cricketing royal
Mansur Ali Khan was born with a silver spoon in the mouth.
Sun, January 04 2015
An evening in Paris when Shammi Kapoor was the villain and Tiger Pataudi was the hero for Sharmila Tagore!
Tiger Pataudi was one of the enduring mystiques of Indian cricket.
Thu, December 04 2014
Tiger Pataudi’s funny riposte to Gubby Allen
Tiger Pataudi was not loquacious, but he did have a sense of humour.
Wed, November 12 2014
VVS Laxman believes Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi absorbed pressure like no other
Paying rich tributes to his batting and captaincy skills, he also hailed 'Tiger' as India's finest fielders.
Thu, October 30 2014
Tiger Pataudi’s wisecrack to his nurse in wife Sharmila’s presence!
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi was one of the genuine characters of the sport.
Thu, March 06 2014
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi was India’s best captain, says Sourav Ganguly
Ganguly said not many players had that quality of character or class like Pataudi.
Fri, November 29 2013
Advent of electronic media made Sachin Tendulkar a much bigger icon than Sunil Gavaskar
To an entire generation of cricket followers in India, Sunil Gavaskar means much more than most can imagine. Piyush Pandya, an ardent follower of the sport since the late 1960s, discusses the impact the original Little Master had on the fans back in the days when cricket was mostly followed through radio commentary and newspaper reports.