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August 26, 2006Posted on 08/26/2006 in Obituaries
'Those phones will no longer ring'
Writing in The Indian Express, S Santhanam relives some special moments with former Test opener and gentleman cricketer Vijay Mehra, who died of a heart attack yesterday.
Mehra always took keen interest in the domestic matches and would often ring this writer to get the scores of different teams and players. Those phones will no longer ring, I have lost a close guide and admirer.
Also read K Datta's obituary in the Times of India.
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