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September 20, 2009Posted on 09/20/2009 in Obituaries
Years of the Raj
From Lala Amarnath to Douglas Jardine to his favourite CK Nayudu, Raj Singh Dungarpur was a treasure trove of stories. And a cricket romantic without a peer. Boria Majumdar remembers him in Open magazine.
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