1 CD, Raj Sing Dungapur, cricketer and administrator, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 6 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-0:06] Introduction by Rayvern Allen, [0:07-0:56] Dungapur talks about when cricket first entered his life as a 5 year old, his father and the cricketers he played with, [0:57-1:18] Dungapur talks about not receiving any coaching, [1:19-2:27] Dungapur talks about being inspired by great India cricketers, fancying himself as a bowler and his history with Rajasthan, [2:28-2:51] Dungapur talks about his time as manager of India, [2:52-3:39 Dungapur talks about his ability as a player, some of the players he played with and cricket being the pleasure of his life.
Track 2: [0:00-2:36] Dungapur praises Vinoo Mankad as a player and a man.
Track 3: [0:00-0:37] Dungapur talks about members of the Legends Club including Vijay Merchant, Vijay Hazare and Vijay Merchant, [0:38-1:24] Dungapur talks about getting the idea for the club from the Masters Club, he being inspired by Jack Hobbs and his father idolising Frank Woolley.
Track 4: [0:00-1:20] Dungapur talks about the lack of left-handed batsman in India, [1:21-2:21] Dungapur talks about traditional racial and class divides in cricket, [2:22-3:04] Dungapur talks about how fielding and running between the wickets has improved but batting technique hasn't, he current standard of the Indian team and praises Rahul Dravid as captain, [3:05-4:03] Dungapur talks about discovering Sachin Tendulkar and Indian cricket being born in 1932, [4:04-5:21] Dungapur talks about bringing India and Pakistan together.
Track 5: [0:00-1:55] Dungapur talks about the identity of Indian cricket being top class spin bowling and playing against spin bowling and not being particularly athletic, [1:56-2:36] Dungapur mentions India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka winning the world cup and Indian batsman playing with their wrists, [2:37-3:20] Dungapur talks about Indian success at hockey and suspicions by Adolf Hitler of using magnets in their sticks.
Track 6: [0:00-1:11] Dungapur talks about his views on English cricket, how they were at their best on uncovered wickets and rates Len Hutton higher than Bradman, [1:12-1:56] Dungapur talks about wishing a return to uncovered wickets and improved technique, [1:57-3:26] Dungapur talks about the 1986 India team the best he’s seen with Mansoor Pataudi India's best captain, [3:27-4:03] Dungapur ends with quoting Wordsworth.