Indra Vikram Singh's heritage and myriad strokes

Musings on a royal legacy, the game of cricket and current issues.

Tuesday, September 16, 2025

Test Cricket after World War II, 1950s and 1960s - Top Batsmen

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  Even though he played just 15 Tests over three series in two years at the age of 38 to 40 after the War, the name Bradman keeps cropping u...
Thursday, August 21, 2025

Test Cricket: The Bradman Era 1928-48

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  Test Cricket: The Bradman Era 30 November 1928 to 18 August 1948 Don Bradman's 'Invincibles' of 1948. Team Performances Aust...
Thursday, July 24, 2025

Test Cricket - Records between the two World Wars

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  The rivalry continued between the two World Wars, with Australia overtaking England, largely due the Bradman phenomenon. Here Wally Hammon...
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Indra Vikram Singh
Scion of the princely house of Rajpipla, now in the province of Gujarat, India, and descendant of the ancient Gohil Rajput dynasty, Indra Vikram Singh is a sportsman, entrepreneur, writer, author, editor and publisher. He is author of 'Test Cricket - End of the Road?' (1992), 'World Cup Cricket' (2002), 'The Little Big Book of World Cup Cricket' (2007 and 2011 editions), 'The Big Book of World Cup Cricket' (2011), 'A Maharaja's Turf' (2011) on the triumph of his grandfather Maharaja Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla in the Epsom Derby of England in 1934, 'Don's Century' (2011) which is a biography of Don Bradman and a panorama of batting from the 1860s to the present times, and 'Crowning Glory' (2011) and 'Indian Spring' (2015), both on India's triumph in the ICC World Cup 2011. A talented allround cricketer, he captained teams of both his school and college. He was the moving force behind the setting up of sports complexes in Delhi in the latter part of the 1980s and early 1990s, and is now setting up a heritage resort.
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