- Author : Anindya Dutta
- Publisher : Westland Sport
- Paperback : 422 pages
- ISBN-13 : 978-9395767859
About the Author
Anindya Dutta is an international banker turned entrepreneur doing work on Sports-led Leadership Development, and has spent the past two-and-a-half decades working in major financial markets—London, Hong Kong, Mumbai and Singapore. Anindya is deeply interested in sports history and is a sportswriter by vocation.
Anindya’s first book, A Gentleman’s Game (2017), was followed by his widely acclaimed and best-selling account of the greatest bowling spells in the history of cricket, Spell Binding Spells (2017). His next book, We the Invincibles (2019), a fascinating account of Bradman’s 1948 team’s tour of England also received critical acclaim.
Wizards: The Story of Indian Spin Bowling published by Westland Sport in 2019 won India’s Cricket Book of the Year Award at the Ekamra Sports Lit Fest.
Besides penning books, Anindya is also a columnist for Sportstar, The Cricketer Magazine, Firstpost, Hindustan Times, ESPN Cricinfo, Cricket Monthly, Cricket Soccer, Roar and Fountain Ink.
Delicately maintaining his work-write balance—entrepreneur by day and writer by night—Anindya lives in Singapore with his hugely supportive wife, Anisha and canine daughter, Olu.
Anindya’s first book, A Gentleman’s Game (2017), was followed by his widely acclaimed and best-selling account of the greatest bowling spells in the history of cricket, Spell Binding Spells (2017). His next book, We the Invincibles (2019), a fascinating account of Bradman’s 1948 team’s tour of England also received critical acclaim.
Wizards: The Story of Indian Spin Bowling published by Westland Sport in 2019 won India’s Cricket Book of the Year Award at the Ekamra Sports Lit Fest.
Besides penning books, Anindya is also a columnist for Sportstar, The Cricketer Magazine, Firstpost, Hindustan Times, ESPN Cricinfo, Cricket Monthly, Cricket Soccer, Roar and Fountain Ink.
Delicately maintaining his work-write balance—entrepreneur by day and writer by night—Anindya lives in Singapore with his hugely supportive wife, Anisha and canine daughter, Olu.
