“sandeep bamzai”

Over the years, Indian Cricket has climbed out of the abyss of gloom to discard the long-standing tag of dull dogs. The 1983 World Cup victory acted as the locomotive for change. One Day Cricket becoming the new opiate. At the vanguard of this metamorphosis have been batting maestros - Sunil Gavaska... More

The book traces the genealogy of Bombay's cricket: its origins, traditions, history and the development of the game. Bombay has seen prodigious talent emerge by the hordes and almost every era and generation has produced a champion batsman of world class. In order to understand this phenomenon, the ... More

Foreword by Greg Chappel:Caught & Told:Humorous Cricketing Anecdotes is a compilation of real-life cricket stories collected by Sandeep Patil, a famous prankster during his playing days, and Clayton Murzello, sports editor of Mid-Day, India’s largest selling tabloid. Anyone who loves his cricket w... More

‘I was an intern a decade ago now, but I still remember it the way soldiers remember war.’ Intern is Sandeep Jauhar’s story of his days and nights in residency at a busy hospital in New York City, a trial that led him to question every assumption about medical care today. Resi... More

The number of books written on Kashmir is legion. Most of them deal with the natural beauty of this "Paradise on earth". However, little has been written on the people whose life and history are equally interesting for they have given to humanity thought... More

Weaving a defining story of Kashmir’s accession to India by Bamzai is a commendable effort. The plot is an insight into the interplay between the Central government and the State government as it tried to handle the post-accession reality of a Muslim majority state’s integration with a Hindu do... More