Trevor Bailey Though I came to be known as an ultra-defensive batsman, I was among the pioneers of one-day cricket. I led Essex from 1961 upto 1966 but I was denied captaincy of English Team.......read more

Sean Kerly  We were continually on the up: bronze in the ‘84 Olympics, silver (as England) in the World Cup ‘86 as well as at the European Nations Championships ‘87. We were not the best set of individuals but were really good as a team.......read more

Asif Iqbal  My stand of 190 with Intikhab Alam at the Oval was a world record for ninth wicket. That brought me instant fame and cemented my place in the Pakistan team. I was twice overlooked for captaincy when Intikhab Alam was removed.......read more

Bishan Bedi  I never cared for figures, and felt satisfied only when the team did well irrespective of my own contribution. It is essential for a spin bowler to have a big heart. I was embroiled in many controversies because I couldn't stand foul play.........read more

English Premier League  The Premier League virtually rose from the ashes if one considers the state of English football in late 1980s. This remarkable transformation to the most watched sporting league is one of the greatest success stories of recent times........read more

Munich Air Disaster  The most recalled mishap, in the history of sports.  “There is no doubt with Edwards, Byrne and Taylor we would have won the World Cup in 1958 and 1962.”says Jimmy Armfield..........read more

Denmark’s Fairytale  In the Euro 1992 Denmark had shocked the continent and startled the soccer followers of the world. Immediately after the final, the city centre of Copenhagen was crowded with people making it impossible even to walk.........read more