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In Pics: Aamir Khan, Kapil Dev Pay Tribute to Tiger Pataudi

Cricketing legends like Mohinder Amarnath, Kapil Dev and others paid homage to Tiger Pataudi at an event.

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The Bishan Bedi Cricket Coaching Trust in Delhi organised an event ‘Tribute to Tiger’ to commemorate the life and times of former cricketer and the Trust's Founding chief patron, Nawab Mansur Ali Khan 'Tiger' Pataudi. Former captain, Bishan Singh Bedi played Test cricket for India from 1966 to 1979 and formed part of the famous Indian spin quartet.

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  • 01/11
    Yuvraj Singh looks delighted to be in the presence of former cricketing legends like Bishan Singh Bedi.(Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 02/11
    Kapil Dev, one of India’s greatest pace bowlers was also seen at the event. (Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 03/11
    Neha Dhupia poses against the backdrop of a black and white portrait of Tiger Pataudi.(Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 04/11
    Ashish Nehra came to the event with wife Sumitra Nehra to pay homage to the cricketing legend, Pataudi. (Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 05/11
    Actors Aamir Khan and Sohail Khan also attended the event.(Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 06/11
    Former cricketers Bishan Singh Bedi & Syed Kirmani bond at the event. (Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 07/11
    Like father like son - Angad Bedi attends the event organised by his father, Bishan Singh Bedi.(Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 08/11
    Two former cricketing captains in one frame - Mohd Azharuddin and Bishan Singh Bedi(Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 09/11
    Soha Ali Khan, Tiger Pataudi’s daughter graced the event too. (Photo: Yogen Shah)
  • 10/11
    Former Indian cricketer and current cricketing analyst, Mohinder Amarnath and Bishan Singh Bedi, the renowned slow left-arm orthodox bowler light up the frame. (Photo: Yogen Shah)
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    Late Tiger Pataudi’s marriage with actor Sharmila Tagore was a great melange of glamour and sports. She came to the event with daughter, Soha Ali Khan. (Photo: Yogen Shah)

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