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March 7, 2008Posted on 03/07/2008 in Indian cricket
The World Cup winner from Azamgarh
Iqbal Abdulla, the India under-19 left-arm spinner, was entrusted with taking the World Cup from Bangalore to the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai. He stored it in his kitchen, worried about it getting stolen. Read more in the Indian Express.
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