Unbeaten
Description
What does it take to win a World Cup without losing a single match?
In 2024, the Indian cricket team did something rare. They didn't just win the T20 World Cup?they went through the tournament unbeaten, calm under pressure, decisive in moments that usually decide champions and heartbreaks.
UNBEATEN is not a scorecard retelling.
It is a sharp, engaging look at how India won?and why this victory felt different.
Match by match, moment by moment, the book traces the team's journey: the early statement of intent, the nerve-shredding escape against Pakistan, the fearless assault on Australia, the authority of the semi-final, and the final?decided by a single catch that froze time and tilted destiny.
Along the way, it explores:
- Rohit Sharma's evolved leadership and aggressive clarity
- Jasprit Bumrah's mastery of pressure and precision
- Virat Kohli's final T20 World Cup innings?played not for glory, but for control
- The quiet discipline that separates winners from nearly-men
Written in a crisp, accessible style and enriched with bite-sized trivia and key moments, UNBEATEN offers more than nostalgia. It offers lessons?about leadership, preparation, teamwork, and staying calm when everything is at stake.
With the 2026 T20 World Cup set to be hosted in India and Sri Lanka, this book arrives at the perfect moment: a reminder of how champions are built, and how victories are secured long before the final ball is bowled.
For cricket lovers, sports readers, and anyone fascinated by performance under pressure, UNBEATEN is both a keepsake and a playbook.
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Person
Radhakrishnan, a seasoned traveler and storyteller, hails from Mumbai, India, and has explored various parts of the country during his three-decade-long career in a petroleum company. Being fluent in six languages has enabled him to connect with people and listen to their stories.
Passionate about narratives, Radhakrishnan has been exposed to a wide range of stories and their different versions throughout his travels, which significantly transformed his perspectives on life and India as a whole. His book, "Traveller's Tales Once upon a Time," set in the rapidly changing India of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, offers captivating insights into a bygone era. With a delightful touch of humor and profound insight, these stories are sure to captivate and enchant readers.
Radhakrishnan's fascination with Indian mythology has led him to immerse himself in the ancient tales that have been passed down through generations. He heard these stories first from his parents and grandparents and later during encounters with many people during his journeys. These timeless stories embody the essence of India's soul, forming a living mythology in the ancient land. Radhakrishnan masterfully retells these tales, infusing simplicity and clarity while highlighting the invaluable life lessons they impart, lessons that remain relevant in the present day.
After retiring from Indian Oil, Radhakrishnan now dedicates his time fully to his passion for writing and traveling. His writing style is marked by simplicity, clarity, and empathy, effortlessly presenting complex ideas in concise and understandable ways. Occasionally, his emotions spill over, giving rise to stark and minimalist poetry, where profound thoughts and ideas are beautifully etched.
When not exploring India, Radhakrishnan lives in the picturesque coastal city of Cochin, Kerala, with his wife and two children. He maintains a blog titled radhawrites.com. Experience the artistry of Radhakrishnan's storytelling and embark on a journey through his vivid narratives, allowing yourself to be transported to the heart of India's diverse tapestry.
