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Experience it. Live the journey as if it’s your own. This book is an effort to put forward the small things that mattered in India breaking their 11-year ICC title jinx. There are several stories within an umbrella. It’s an attempt to express them in a crisp manner. We’ll leave you with a tease - a fake injury break caused South Africa a heartache.
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Sidharth Gulati and Yashaswee Raman
Sidharth Gulati is a renowned, proficient cricket writer and video presenter currently based in Delhi, India. He has written pieces and appeared in live shows for several well-known media firms, which include India Today, Hindustan Times, NDTV, and The Outlook Group. He has traveled to and covered cricket in different cities across India and in the UAE. He completed his ePGD from IIM. Sidharth has interviewed some of the biggest names in cricket such as: Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh, David Miller, Wasim Jaffer, Michael Kasprowicz, Hanuma Vihari, Maninder Singh, Chandrakant Pandit and Mohammad Hafeez to name a few.
Yashaswee Raman is a big-time sports lover and a cricket geek who eats, sleeps, and lives the game. This passion of his culminated in him authoring 2 successful books based upon Indian Cricket Team’s iconic moments - “Test Of Times” and “36 & Gabba”. While “Test Of Times” told the timeless and interesting stories of Indian Cricket’s history right from its birth till the 1983 World Cup victory, “36 & Gabba”, on the other hand, chronicled India’s famous win where a team of youngsters breached the fortress of Gabba in 2021. The same passion fueled Yashaswee to present the world his 3rd book - “From Ahmedabad to Barbados: The Great India Redemption” - about the heartbreak which the Indian Cricket Team and its fans had to go through in the infamous 2023 World Cup final in Ahmedabad and how, within a span of 7 months, India ended their ICC trophy drought by winning the 2024 T20 World Cup at Bridgetown, Barbados.
