The Cricketer Who Lost His Team

The Museum of Lost Objects traces the histories of 10 antiquities or cultural sites that have been destroyed or looted in Iraq and Syria.With hundreds of thousands of lives lost, millions of people displaced and some of the world’s most significant heritage sites destroyed, the w ...  Show more

Ziarat Residency was a former sanatorium in the hills of Balochistan, and it’s where Muhammad Ali Jinnah - the founder of Pakistan – spent the last three months of his life. The building acquired great significance after his death – it was even on the 100 rupee note, and was even ...  Show more

In 1958, Milkha Singh became the first Indian to win a track-and-field gold at the Commonwealth Games in Cardiff. Singh - later nicknamed the Flying Sikh - had been orphaned in the violence that followed the Partition of India. He overcame the trauma by discovering athletics whil ...  Show more

Welcome to Cyrus Says! Viv Richards Joins Cyrus Says for His FIRST EVER Indian Podcast! Cricket legend Sir Viv Richards joins Cyrus Says for his FIRST-EVER Indian podcast, and it’s an episode for the ages! From Tony Greig’s iconic 1976 comment to the 1983 World Cup, Sir Viv share ...  Show more

Step onto the field with us as we delve into "Maidaan," the inspiring Bollywood sports drama starring Ajay Devgn as the legendary Syed Abdul Rahim. We'll explore Rahim's incredible journey to transform the Indian national football team during its historic run from 1952 to 1962 ...

Kicked out of India, Humayun roams the desert as a nomad, accompanied by his young pregnant wife, his court poets, and his library camels. Sher Shah has taken his throne and the Mughal Empire seems as though it will end soon after it had begun. But Humayun does not give up, he se ...  Show more