1 CD, Dilip Vengaskar, cricketer and administrator, interviewed by David Rayvern Allen. The CD consists of 7 tracks.
Track 1: [0:00-1:23] Vengaskar talks about being on 28 tours and compares it with Kapil Dev, [1:24-3:14] Vengaskar talks about being the first overseas player to make 3 centuries at Lord's and how highly he regards the ground, [3:15-4:09] Vengaskar talks about being able to play the bouncer well.
Track 2: [0:00-1:09] Vengaskar talks about going to the same school as Subash Gupte, Vijay Manjrekar and Sunil Gavaskar and the popularity of cricket in Mumbai, [1:10-2:07] Vengaskar talks about being coached at school and college, [2:08-3:30] Vengaskar talks about India initially playing him as an opening batsman, [3:04-3:47] Vengaskar talks about how he approached batting in an innings, [3:48-4:22] Vengaskar talks about his bowling for India.
Track 3: [0:00-0:50] Vengaskar talks about India making 445 against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1985, [0:51-1:45] Vengaskar talks about learning how to play a long innings from Sunil Gavaskar, [1:46-2:34] Vengaskar talks about batting on a treacherous wicket at Cuttack, [2:35-3:44] Vengaskar talks about being happy to bat in any country and enjoying English conditions, [3:45-4:06] Vengaskar talks about playing a season with Staffordshire.
Track 4: [0:00-1:09] Vengaskar talks about going to play cricket in the United States in 1989, [1:10-1:50] Vengaskar talks about his times as captain of India, [1:51-2:08] Vengaskar talks about drawing a series with West Indies 1-1, [2:09-3:01 Vengaskar talks about one of his favourite innings being at Headingley in 1986, [3:02-3:34] Vengaskar talks about his worst time being not playing in the 1983 World Cup Final.
Track 5: [0:00-1:44] Vengaskar talks about the pressure of being an Indian cricketer, [1:45-2:57] Vengaskar talks about his role as vice-president of Mumbai Cricket Association .
Track 6: [0:00-0:38] Vengaskar talks about losing the 1991 Ranji Trophy by 2 runs to Haryana, [0:39-1:42] Vengaskar talks about helping Sachin Tendulkar early in his career, [1:43-2:19] Vengaskar talks about his decision to retire, [2:20-3:09] Vengaskar talks about his hopes for the Indian cricket, [3:10-4:05] Vengaskar talks about being against the commercialisation of cricket and drop in playing standards.
Track 7: [0:00-0:48] Vengaskar blames the West Indies Cricket Board for decline of the national team, [0:49-2:02] Vangaskar talks about the future of cricket being focused on the sub-continent, [2:03-2:30] Vengaskar talks about how he would like to be remembered.