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Farook E is one of the most charismatic and elegant persons I have met. In the 70s along with late Capt Bala Subramanien of Air India, he met my family on 3 occasions. On the 2nd day, he remembered my name despite being among numerous family members. He spent a lot time with my late mother because she reminded him of his mother. Farook . Can anyone give me his mobile number.....It would be a privilege to connect with such a gentleman.

Great to see this

I have been called many many times and it is hurtful

Jay is doing a great job and is a wonderful person!

My favorite cricketer of the 60s/70s...

What amazing work Jag by APNA NHS, AFSA and TEAM INDIA. So good for the locals.

What a wonderful cricketer

I qrew up watching Farukh playing Kanga League matches for Parsi Cyclist which at that time had Polly Umrigar, Nari Contractor and Rusi Surti in their ranks. He was very entertaining both in front and behind the wickets. I remember listening live radio commentary Of Chepauk Test but Roy Gilchrist was not par of that West Indies Teamj

Great 👍🏼 Cricketer 😊 And Really Fabulous Performer 😊

He is a electric engineer , quick fire

In 60's I watched him as a very handsome Wicket keeper & stylish Opening Batsman, I remember when every body tell him BYRELCREAM man, he is Parsi, he played in the captaincy of Nadkarni, Poly Umrigar, Nawab of Pataudi, Abid Ali, Saleem Durrani, Abbas Ali Baig & many, Still I & mostly Indians Love Him.

He was truly a test batsman in a one day batsman mould.Exciting to watch.Not a dull moment

A great cricketer indeed for Lancashire and India and I'm a Notts supporter.

A great wicketkeeper who was primarily a batsman with equal strength in keeping विकेट्स due to which बुद्धि kundran could not get his worth but no fault og farookh engineer ,like dravid playing in Sachin's era couldn't evolve and groom ,like p. shivalkar's carrier ruined by b.bedi Hard luck for all three !!!!

Thanks for providing us this video of one of the best styles Weeketkeeper and dashing batsmen of 60s.My favorite cricketer of my young age Farokh Engineer.

He was my favorite cricketer in my young age. I was lucky to have seen him very closely in Motybaug ground in Baroda and heard comentry on radio when he scored 94 before lunch against West Indies at chepok, Madras.

Keep well!

His voice is like Tony Gregg

I hope he loses some weight for his own good and for his fans

My most favourite cricketer

In 1966series against W I in Chennai test,Roy Gilchrist was not there,expelled from tests in 1959

What about B K Kunderan???

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What a load of rubbish that he was " probably " the first wicketkeeper / batsman , if he was his idol growing up he would remember another India Hall of Famer Bhudi Kunderan who played test cricket before Engineer and Engineer never scored 525 runs in a test series like Kunderan did .

Watch him play in Mumbai he Bedi Patuadi had fued over Captaincy and we lost 5th test to West Indies in Mumbai I watched that test ..,

A great wicketkeeper batsman .

A great wicketkeeper batsman of his time .

A great Indian wicket keeper and batsman I saw so many matches when I was young

ONE OF MY FAVOURITE WICKET KEEPER BATSMAN.LEGEND ALL TIME GREAT.SIR FAROOKH ENGINEER.

One of my favourite cricketers of the 1960- 1970s .....quite a personality with so much dynamism and charisma ❤❤❤

I used to go to movie theater just to see his Brylcreame ad. Love you Sir

Thank you so much...my idol too since the age of 8!! Good health

Great Man great memories

As a Lancastrian I am so proud of the way you and Clive Lloyd were were treated true legends

Very nostelgic for me to see him after a very long time i remeber his century in madras before lunch we had transitor radios only during those days i always enjoyed his aggression whily playing no problem for how long or short time on pitch. Very last time during calcutta wc against india shreelanka i heared his comentry last time when shree nath got two wickets in one over without good bowling. And i see him now. He us very right cricketers got too little for too hard work.thx

One of our heroes when we began to follow the game from 1969, just for his flamboyant batting style and flashy stumpings. He took nothing to his head, except BRYLCREAM.