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Tag: Jehangir Warden

Specials – Jehangir Warden: One of India’s earliest all-round stars

  In the third part of this series, we shall revisit the career of one of the top Parsi all-rounders to have graced the game before India attained Test status.   Born in Bombay on January 13, 1885, Jehangir Sorabji Warden was a slow left-arm orthodox bowler and a useful left-handed batsman who played 41 […]

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