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Title: Do Different
Author: Joy Bhattacharjya, Amit Sinha
Narrator: Sahil Dhandhia
Format: mp3
Length: 9 hrs and 26 mins
Release date: 09-01-23
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Cricket
Publisher's Summary:
Out of the box thinking, ruthless pragmatism and an innate ability to understand, define and then redefine the game of cricket are probably the hallmarks of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's cricket. From hitting countless sixes in his school ground in the sleepy town of Ranchi to finishing a run chase with another towering six in a World Cup final against Sri Lanka, Dhoni's journey is undoubtedly one of the most iconic of our times. Many have tried to decode his mystique, and yet, every account seems to have fallen frustratingly short of capturing the essence of the man.
Title: Do Different
Author: Joy Bhattacharjya, Amit Sinha
Narrator: Sahil Dhandhia
Format: mp3
Length: 9 hrs and 26 mins
Release date: 09-01-23
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Cricket
Publisher's Summary:
Out of the box thinking, ruthless pragmatism and an innate ability to understand, define and then redefine the game of cricket are probably the hallmarks of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's cricket. From hitting countless sixes in his school ground in the sleepy town of Ranchi to finishing a run chase with another towering six in a World Cup final against Sri Lanka, Dhoni's journey is undoubtedly one of the most iconic of our times. Many have tried to decode his mystique, and yet, every account seems to have fallen frustratingly short of capturing the essence of the man.
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