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India Test and one-day international cricketer, 1996–2012; later India head coach
India · b. 1973
Right-handed batsman who played 164 Test matches for India, scoring 13,288 runs. Captained India between 2005 and 2007. In December 2011 he became the first cricketer from outside Australia invited to deliver the annual Bradman Oration. He coached the India men's team from 2021 to 2024.
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Recorded · On the billboard
One of the things, Bradman said has stayed in my mind. That the finest of athletes had, along with skill, a few more essential qualities: to conduct their life with dignity, with integrity, with courage and modesty. All this he believed, were totally compatible with pride, ambition, determination and competitiveness. Maybe those words should be put up in cricket dressing rooms all over the world.
I know it is utterly fanciful to expect professional cricketers to play the game like amateurs; but the trick, I believe, is taking the spirit of the amateur - of discovery, of learning, of pure joy, of playing by the rules - into our profession. Taking it to practice or play, even when there's an epidemic of white-line fever breaking out all over the field.
Recorded Bradman Oration, Anzac Hall, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, ESPNcricinfo, 14 December 2011 source
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