Amrit Mathur’s autobiography ‘Pitchside: My Life in Indian Cricket’

Amrit Mathur’s autobiography ‘Pitchside: My Life in Indian Cricket’

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: August 28 2023

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A book titled ‘Pitchside: My Life in Indian Cricket’ by long-term cricket administrator Amrit Mathur released.
In the book, Mr. Mathur brings alive insightful first-person accounts of some of Indian Cricket’s most memorable moments.
An experienced cricket administrator, Mr. Mathur was the manager of the India team on the historic tour of South Africa in 1992.
Later, he was part of PILCOM, the organising committee for the 1996 Cricket World Cup, also Chief Operating Officer of the Delhi Daredevils and General Manager of BCCI.
Mr Mathur’s “Pitchside: My Life in Cricket” provides readers with a rare glimpse of the inner functioning of the team, where he relates interesting conversations, dressing room atmosphere, team meeting discussions, and on and off-the-pitch details of iconic moments.

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