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   Apr 26, 2014 · Pankaj: Bengal's Forgotten Cricket Legend. Gautam Bhattacharya. Supernova Publishers. 300 pg. Rs 395. Wisden India Almanack. The first detailed assessment of Pankaj Roy, Bengal's...

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   Jan 1, 2014 · Pankaj: Bengal's Forgotten Cricket Legend. Gautam Bhattacharya, Pranab Roy (Editor), Soma Das (Translator) ...more. 2.67. 3 ratings2 reviews. A biography of India cricket star Pankaj Roy. '...

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   Who is the father of Bengal cricket?

   • Researches on former Indian cricketers and those on the history of the sport in the country generally go unnoticed. The book starts off with a photograph of Roy with The Father of Bengal Cricket as the caption, an unofficial title that one usually associates with the likes of Sarada Ranjan Ray, or at least Kartick Bose.

   Pankaj — Bengal’s Forgotten Cricket Legend: a review

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   Is Pankaj Roy a good cricketer?

   • Pankaj Roy is certainly not one of the most-researched people (had he not been a part of the 413 the contemporary generation would probably not have heard of them either). It also includes a heartfelt epilogue from Pranab — himself a Test cricketer — at the end. Bhattacharya does justice to Roy’s legacy.

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   Who is Pankaj Roy?

   • Reputed journalist Gautam Bhattacharya has come up with a biography of Pankaj Roy, an oft-forgotten hero of Bengal cricket. Abhishek Mukherjee reviews the effort. When Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid had fallen three short of the world record opening stand of 413 put up by Pankaj Roy and Vinoo Mankad, the former was approached by a journalist.

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   How many cricketers from Bengal played a test in 1952?

   • Till the arrival of Sourav Ganguly, cricketers from Bengal were seen as also-rans in the national scheme of things. Roy himself played 43 Tests and finished with an average of 32.56, the figures skewed by his unusually high number of zeroes, 14. Five of those came in that one series in England in 1952.

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   May 18, 2014 · Rating: 3 stars. Pankaj : Bengal's Forgotten Cricket Legend. The 1950s can be considered the dark ages of Indian cricket, when the national team lurched from one disastrous defeat to another. Having made a promising start in the 1930s, this was the bleakest decade for the game in the country.

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   • Author: Gautam Bhattacharya

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   Gautam Bhattacharya, Sports Editor of Ananda Bazar Partrika, is a premier cricket writer and a prize winning author. Pranab Roy, Son of Pankaj Roy, is an ex captain of Bengal cricket who also played for the national side and is known for his technical skills.

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   Pankaj: Bengal’s Forgotten Cricket Legend by the sports and cricket writer Gautam Bhattacharya is a book on the life and achievements of the less sung hero Pankaj Roy. Summary of the Book. Pankaj Roy, an extremely talented and skilled cricketer from West Bengal, India.

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   Dec 3, 2015 · Pankaj is a good attempt that one would expect other Indian cricket historians to follow. By Abhishek Mukherjee. Reputed journalist Gautam Bhattacharya has come up with a biography of Pankaj...