EXCLUSIVE: Mohinder Amarnath on Mental Toughness and Leadership in 'Fearless' Memoir

[@HighwayContracting]

What a great player...Mohinder .Always played his part and have seen him in action close up in Sharjah. ❤ All the best Sir 👍

[@ShankarRamamurthy-ju5ih]

I salute Jimmy...He is still a Soldier with country first attitude..I followed all his matches...He is masterclass!! All the best Jimmy!

[@udayanarya8761]

Amarnath should have ked india. He is the unsung hero of World Cricket. In fact we would not have won the 1983 WC but for this gentleman's performance. I carry great memories of Mr. Jimmi Amarnath's famous two eyed stance to counter express fast swing bowling. He scored 3& 2 centuries against Pakistan and WI. In 1982-83 he was the best batsman in the world.He was never made captain of India, what a pity.# Great he is Great he does. I wish he reads my comments. Thanks

[@shanmugamsubramaniam8652]

My most favourite cricketer Mohinder Amarnath and I would never forget him taking the wicket of Bill Lawry in his debut Test match in Chennai as I was listening to the radio commentary perhaps I was listening to commentary for the first time. No doubt he was the most fearless cricketer and obviously most cool cricketer I have ever seen. I admired even his brother Surinder Amarnath.

[@askgood5]

What a great player...Mohinder.Always played his part and have seen him in action at the World Cup when India won the World Cup at lords

[@naveenbadhwar2450]

Fantastic person from a phenomenal family. I have also started reading Jimmy Amarnath’s book. Makes fascinating reading. Hats off to you sir for your guts, courage & character

[@vivektripathi5613]

Mohinder Amarnath- a cricketer with character!

[@muralinarasimhan3863]

That 1983 series in Pakistan and WI !! My goodness what a player Jimmy was.. He never took a ball on his pads in Pakistan! Lloyd confided that for the first time WI were discussing cricket outside the ground. ( Jimmy had the great wi quartet worried). I believe he hooked about 90 odd bouncers out of 130 odd that was bowled to him! And hooking the first ball for 6 after coming back from hospital!

[@vpsingh2348]

JIMMY is the name of courage. Said by sunny Gavaskar. Tremendous Fantastic Fighter Fearless cricketer.

[@parameshbalakrishnan5398]

One of the greatest and fearless Indian Batsman against Pace especially against the mighty West Indies Quartet and Pakistan lead by Imran. His trademark hook shot stands out even today. - A man who has made the maximum number of comebacks. - A Player who never got fair treatment from the Selectors especially the most biased Chairman of Selectors Raj Singh Dungarpur.

[@gretavijayan6315]

A simple and confident cricketer whose contribution to indian cricket has not been given his dues and acknowledged the main architect of 1983 world cup and Kapil was glorified that is the irony and given a raw deal by Bcci but he took it all in his stride and given his best for indin cricket

[@praveenpaulk]

Only batsman from India during his time who could play the hook shot with ease and grace. A highly underrated Indian Great

[@cvprasanna2792]

Jimmy still remember the red kerchief in his pocket in the world cup matches a very gutsy cricketer

[@santoshram7174]

Mohinder- hindered many fast bowlers during 1982-83 series against Pakistan n West Indies, the highest score during those 11test matches....Jimmy Pa- ur simply great...

[@sairamjanakiraman5539]

Great cricketer. One of few can face any fast bowler. Man of the match of 83 world cup

[@UdayNatu]

He is the only Gentleman cricketer in international cricket History. God bless him

[@ramaniloganarhan]

One of the greatest cricketers of India

[@gopalanramachandran]

Jimmy Mohinder Amarnath's debut test: This was the Christmas 1969 test in Madras. Long before the Boxing Day test began as an annual tradition at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. I was in my ninth standard. I was there for the whole test - D Stand. The stands were built with casuarina poles and wooden planks. It is Jimmy Mohinder Amarnath's debut test; wholly memorable for his two wickets that sent back Keith Stackpole and Ian Chappell.

[@MrSudeepdas]

None better than Jimmy to talk about mental toughness. Caribbean tour just before winning the WC - Holding tapped him on the skull with an accurate bouncer - no helmet in those days - Jimmy returned with stitches & heavy bandages on his head - Holding welcomed him with another lethal bumper - hooked over fine leg for 6 - they never bounced him again in that innings.

[@rajkumardixit4674]

Mohinder ji was one of my favourite after Kapil paji . Wish him good luck 💐

[@buddhirajusanjeevarao5697]

Great cricketer produced by india, part of Indian cricket revolution

[@parthapratimsengupta]

The best Indian batsman of all time against fast-bowling in away matches

[@sriramsrini5041]

jimmy is one of kind

[@venugopalek]

Can see a shade of an Yogi in Jimmys mannerism. Nissanga Bhava , selfless and equipoised🙏

[@gretavijayan6315]

He helped india win when no one expected india win.

[@jaypanicker2362]

Versatile Cricketer…

[@mukeshvig174]

👍👍👍

[@drsubhashchandrakamat9791]

One gets screwed left right and centre for his or her's uprightedness,Jimmy was not different.

[@muralinarasimhan3863]

Is this guy bora still around. At some point he thought he was bigger than the players and the game itself!

[@digvijoysen6233]

He's possibly talking a bit less nowadays, which is good..😂

[@vasanthgx]

Very aptly put. Gavaskar was a great batsman but never a team man. He was always concerned about his own batting records. His contribution to world cup 1983 winning team can be termed as almost negligible We could have won the cup with any other player in the opening slot. If not for Kapil Dev's leadership skills, we would not have won the world cup . Today Gavaskar keeps basking in the glory of calling himself as a world champion during his commentary. He was/is a very selfish person and nowadays portrays himself as a flag bearer of Indian cricket at every opportunity.

[@SyedAli-nk4ys]

A great all rounder who never hasitated to speak the truth. A deceptive bowler who was famous for breaking partnership. The void left by amanath has not been filled to date in indian team

[@Ani4636]

phaphati laglo eta very well interviewed , i have never seen him play