1 CD, Suresh Saraiya, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 5 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-3:02] Saraiya talks about the start of ball-by-ball radio commentary on All-India Radio and A F S Talyarkhan, [3:03-3:48] Saraiya talks about other commentators who came to India including John Arlott and Charles Fortune, [3:49-4:03] Saraiya talks about the influence of Alan McGilvray, [4:04-4:24] Saraiya names English summarisers on Test Match Special.
Track 2: [0:00-0:33] Saraiya talks about Abdul Rahim being the first Indian commentator on the BBC and other Indian commentators including Sushil Doshi, [0:34-1:55] Saraiya talks about the introduction of Hindi commentary and its influence, [1:56-2:32] Saraiya praises Anant Setalvad as greatest Indian English commentator and comapres him to Talyarkhan, [2:33-2:53] Saraiya praises Christopher Martin-Jenkins, [2:54-3:29] Saraiya mentions Australian commentators and Tony Cozier, [3:30-4:04] Saraiya praised the BBC World Service.
Track 3: [0:00-2:50] Saraiya talks about classic Indian commentaries being available in private hands not in public archives, [2:51-4:46] Saraiya talks about learning to be a commentator and needing to find his own style and talks about BBC being the benchmark for English cricket commentary, [4:47-5:05] Saraiya praises Vijay Merchant.
Track 4: [0:00-1:29] Saraiya talks about Talyarkhan, [1:30-3:24] Sarayia talks about more modern Indian commentaries and attitudes to the India Cricket Team and the 2005-2006 Test series between England and India, [3:25-4:45] Saraiya talks about the nature of English and Hindi commentary in India, [4:46-4:53].
Track 5: [0:00-1:25] Saraiya tells a story of getting praise from a gentleman at JFK Airport in 1976 and his honour at being a commentator in English.