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No longer did they have the slightest fear, no longer did fire have power to harm them, for that beloved voice (Krishna) had spoken, and they knew that he would never fail them
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We can't achyutam keshavam krishna damodaram our way out of this, gopiyon and sakhas
Lotus feet of Sri Gopinath at Chowpatty.
Gopinath (1948)
dir. Mahesh Kaul
starring: Raj Kapoor, Tripti Mitra, Latika
Lotus feet of Sri Govinda Chandra at Narasaraopet, Andhra Pradesh.
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Lotus feet of Sri Gopinath at Nagpur, Maharashtra.
C. D. Gopinath, member of India’s first-ever Test-winning team, passes away
C.D. Gopinath, who had been the last surviving member of India’s first Test-winning team, passed away peacefully in his sleep at his daughter’s house in Adyar here on Thursday. He was 96. Gopinath, born in Madras (now Chennai), made his Test debut against England during the 1951-52 series. A right-handed batter, he had scored an unbeaten 50 and 42 during the second Test at the Brabourne Stadium…
End of an era: Last member of India’s first Test win, CD Gopinath, dies at 96 | Cricket News - The Times of India
CHENNAI: “The crowd applauded us for 15 minutes at a stretch after the Test match was over. I still remember that moment,” CD Gopinath told TOI a few years ago, recalling India’s historic first Test win at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Madras (then). It was 1952, India had beaten England in the fifth Test by an innings and eight runs. Gopinath had scored a breezy 35, to be one among that historic…