On 25 June 1983, the Indian cricket team led by captain Kapil Dev faced off against West Indies at Lord’s, for the final of the Prudential Cup. That match marked India’s first-ever Cricket World Cup win. On its 37th anniversary, sports writer and caricaturist Austin Coutinho looks back on the highlights of India’s victory.
Austin Coutinho is a sportswriter and cartoonist based in Mumbai. Formerly a fast bowler who was a Ranji Trophy probable in the 1980s for the city, Coutinho retired as senior manager (CRM) from Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers in December 2014. Coutinho was former president of the Mumbai District Football Association, a coaching committee member of the Mumbai Cricket Association, and a member of Maharashtra’s Sport Committee. A coach and mental trainer, he has mentored some top class cricketers and footballers. Coutinho has also authored 6 books on sport and has contributed articles, cartoons and quizzes to some of the best newspapers and sports portals in the country. see more
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