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Why My Family Remembers the 1983 World Cup Victory More Fondly than Most
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Why My Family Remembers the 1983 World Cup Victory More Fondly than Most

I still remember what it was like on 25 June, 1983, the day India beat West Indies to win its maiden cricket World Cup, an odd thing to say about an event that occurred before one’s lifetime. But pieced together from anecdotes told over innumerable lunches, I know exactly how it all happened.
Posted by Rupha Ramani July 9, 2016

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