Great cricketer too
โSingh, Hurree Jamset Ram (Study No 13) โ Indian Prince. Introduced in Magnet No. 6 (1908). Nabob of the fictional state of Bhanipur, where he was taught a peculiarly idiomatic version of English and thought most things were "terrific". Nicknamed 'Inky'. A fine cricketer (the best bowler in the Remove), with a sharp mind and an extremely perceptive judge of human nature. A skilled exponent of chess. A member of the Famous Five. He had a long break from the series going to the Delhi Durbar in early 1911 and it was wondered whether he would return as Johnny Bull became the fourth member of the Famous Four at the end of the year. After most of a year away, he returned in Magnet No. 211 (Feb 24, 1912).โ
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Posted By: Old Git on January 19th 2019 at 22:24:10
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- Inky just saw Swansea won. Ha ha. Awesome shit. Come on Bolton! (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jan 19, 22:12:06
- Sheff Utd sure blotted their copy book (n/m) (Other Football) - Azteca, Jan 19, 23:07:06
- God bless the Inky, fokkun proper legend that lad (n/m) (Other Football) - Tombs, Jan 19, 22:18:19
- Great cricketer too (Other Football) - Old Git, Jan 19, 22:24:10
- Good old Inky (n/m) (Other Football) - Old Git, Jan 19, 22:16:29
- Say hi to Inky for me. Top fella ๐ (n/m) (Other Football) - norway, Jan 19, 22:13:00
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