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“36 and Gabba” takes readers on a riveting journey through the rollercoaster India tour of Australia 2020-21. Witness the Indian cricket team’s stunning comeback from the historic low of being dismissed for 36 runs in the 1st Test. Amidst the challenges of Covid, the T20 and ODI series play a minimal role, setting the stage for the true spectacle – the Test series.
Experience the extraordinary leadership of Rahane, the resilience of Pujara, and the defiance of Vihari and Ashwin. Amidst the backdrop of uncertainty, Pant’s excellence shines, ultimately contributing to India’s triumphant victory at the Gabba stadium in Brisbane. This fortress, considered impregnable for the mighty Australians, witnessed a remarkable turning point as India claimed the Test series.
“36 and Gabba” is not just a cricket saga; it's a tale of resilience, determination, and the indomitable spirit of a team that etched its name in cricket history.
Yashaswee Raman
Yashaswee Raman, a fervent cricket aficionado and devoted sports enthusiast, brings a unique perspective to the world of sports literature. With an insatiable passion for cricket, both on and off the field, Yashaswee possesses a commendable depth of knowledge in the realm of the sport.
His debut book, ‘Test of Times,’ marked the commencement of a promising literary journey in 2022. Now, with the successful completion of his second venture, ‘36 and Gabba,’ Yashaswee establishes himself as a rising star in cricket writing, hinting at a bright future.
Yashaswee's fascination with the untold stories and rich history of cricket, particularly those featuring Indian cricket legends, is evident in his work. His dedication to unearthing off-beat cricket-world facts is showcased with enthusiasm. Telling compelling stories about the sport is not just a pastime for Yashaswee; it is a profound commitment to ensuring the captivating tales from the mind-blowing era of cricket reach audiences far and wide. In his latest book, he delves deeper into the art of storytelling, driven by a singular objective—to illuminate the extraordinary narratives that define the world of cricket.
