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All-India - 1946 Tour of England

Cricket - 1946 All-India Tour of England - Worcestershire beat India 16 runs
The India team group before the game against Worcestershire at the County Ground, New Road, Worcester, on 04-07/05/1946.
Back (l-r): D. Hindlekar, V. Mankad, Abdul Hafeez, Rusi Modi, S. G. Shinde, Gul Mohamed, C. T. Sarwate.
Front: S. Banerjee, V. M. Merchant, Nawab of Pataudi, L. Amarnath, Mustaq Ali.
This was the first match of their four month tour

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This print captures a significant moment in the history of Indian cricket. Taken during the All-India Tour of England in 1946, it showcases the India team group before their game against Worcestershire at the County Ground, New Road, Worcester. The image portrays unity and determination as the players stand shoulder to shoulder, ready to take on their opponents. In the back row from left to right are D. Hindlekar, V. Mankad, Abdul Hafeez, Rusi Modi, S. G. Shinde, Gul Mohamed, and C. T Sarwate. In front of them stands S. Banerjee, V. M. Merchant, Nawab of Pataudi, L. Amarnath, and Mustaq Ali. As they pose for this photograph with serious expressions on their faces, one can sense both excitement and nervousness radiating from each player's stance. This match marked not only the beginning of their four-month-long tour but also an opportunity for these talented individuals to showcase their skills on an international stage. The significance of this tour cannot be overstated; it was a crucial step towards establishing India as a force to be reckoned with in world cricket. The players' dedication and hard work paved the way for future generations who would go on to achieve great heights in this beloved sport. Preserved by COLORSPORT Images for posterity's sake, this print serves as a reminder of India's rich cricketing heritage and pays homage to those who

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