which Indian cricketer's nick name is Jimmy?

Answer 1

Mohinder Amaranath.

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Answer 2

Jimmy: Mohinder Amarnath

Answer 3

Mohinder Amarnath.

Answer 4

Mohinder Amarnath's nick name is "Jimmy". He was one of the main contributor for winning the World Cup'1983. Actually, He was the "Man-of-Match" in both Semi final & Final. He was a real fighter.

Answer 5

Mohinder Amarnath of course

Answer 6

Mohinder Amarnath, a great player to handle pace with perfection.

Answer 7

Mohinder Amarnath of course.

Answer 8

World cup final hero Mohinder Amarnath Bhardwaj is the Indian cricketer's whose nick name is Jimmy.

Profile:
The comeback man of Indian cricket, Mohinder Amarnath scored centuries on a recall to the Indian side on no less than 3 occasions. Playing his first Test as a genuine allrounder in 1969-70, he resurfaced as a batsman who bowled a bit, in the West Indies in 1975-76. He capped a good series with a heroic 60 at Kingston, in an innings in which 5 Indians were unable to bat. Inconsistent Test performances and occasional trouble with the hook led to him being in and out of the team over the next few years. A string of big scores in domestic cricket (which led Delhi and North Zone to various titles in the late '70s and early '80s) led to his recall against Pakistan in 1982-83.
An amazing 12 months followed. In Pakistan, he proved to be the only Indian batsman other than Gavaskar who could hold his end up, while Imran Khan clinically demolished the Indian line-up. A new, square-on stance, though somewhat inelegant, gave him greater assurance against fast bowlers, and he headed the Indian averages in that series. In the West Indies a few months later, he played their feared pace attack as well as anyone else had in the '80s. Innings of 91 and 80 at Barbados, where he repeatedly hooked the pacers despite taking a few blows on his body, confirmed both his determination and his skill. In the midst of the Indian World Cup win in 1983, he won the man-of-the-match award in both the semi-finals and the finals. Then, the West Indies came to India in 1983-84, and the wheels fell apart. A solitary run in 6 Test innings nearly erased memories of his magical year.

He answered with a century on his recall to the Indian side against Pakistan in 1984-85. Thereafter, he was a mainstay of the Indian batting, proving to be arguably India's best batsman of the '80s. He had a sound technique, despite his somewhat unorthodox square-on stance. His batting was characterized by complete fearlessness and fierce determination. He is perhaps best remembered for his hooks, which, in the '80s, he played more often and better than any other Indian batsman. Though he continued to bowl a few overs here and there, his bowling was essentially a prelude to the spinners. His gentle medium pacers proved useful sometimes, as in the World Cup in England in 1983


Test Debut: India v Australia at Madras, 5th Test, 1969/70
Last Test: India v West Indies at Madras, 4th Test, 1987/88

ODI Debut: India v England at Lord's, World Cup, 1975
Last ODI: India v West Indies at Bombay, Nehru Cup, 1989/90

Wisden Cricketer of the Year 1984

Answer 9

Mohainder Amarnath - Jimmy
Anil kumble - Jumbo
V. Sehwag - Viru
Y.SIngh - Yuvi
Sunil Gavaskar - Sunny...thanx

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Answer 10

world cup final hero mohinder amarnath