Farokh Engineer From the Far Pavilion
“Farokh Engineer From the Far Pavilion” by John Cantrell, published by Tempus in 2004, is a biography that chronicles the life of Farokh Engineer, who was born in Bombay in 1938. The book details Engineer’s early display of talent in cricket, his selection for the India Starlets in the late 1950s, and his significant role with Lancashire starting in 1967. This edition, comprising 191 pages, offers insights into Engineer’s contributions to both his county and the Indian national team, highlighting his impact on the sport.
Readers will find a richly illustrated account that captures Engineer’s journey and achievements in cricket, making it a valuable resource for sports enthusiasts. The narrative focuses on his dual prowess as a batsman and wicketkeeper, as well as his influence in shaping the Indian cricket team into a formidable force. This biography not only celebrates Engineer’s personal milestones but also reflects on the broader context of cricket during his era, appealing to those interested in sports history and recreation.
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Born in Bombay in 1938, Farokh Engineer quickly displayed a prodigious talent with both bat and gloves. Selected to play for the India Starlets in the late 1950s, by 1967 he was signed with Lancashire. Farokh was instrumental in both the renaissance of the Red Rose County’s fortunes and in the forging of the Indian team into one of the major forces in world cricket. With a foreword by John Major and highly illustrated, this is an essential read for any cricket fan.
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