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"Guru" is bringing out his third volume of "The Story of Test". It is bound to be absorbing interest. He has written so much on cricket & yet , whenever he writes, there is something refreshing, something new & something of technique that has not been touched or mentoned by any other. His knowledge of the game is phenomenol. May he score a "Hundred not out" in life's Innings and may his great shadow never glow less !

-Vizzy, "Vijayanagaram Bhava", Banares, 21st Febraury 1964 Vizzy you are right. He remains "100 not out" & continues to inspire us in all our lives. His wife, Seethalakshmi was a wonderful woman herself and anyone who knew SKG would know her as the lady behind the man.