1971 Indian Cricket Victories Against West Indies n England-Single Stamp(30th Dec)
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Key Details About the 1971 Stamp and Victories:
- Significance: It marked the first time India won a Test series in England and the West Indies.
- Stamp Issue Date: The stamp was issued on 30/12/1971.
- Denomination: 0.20 (20 paise).
- Theme: “Indian Cricket Victories” against West Indies and England, often referred to in philatelic listings as “Cricketing Actions”.
- Key Performers: The series was dominated by players like Sunil Gavaskar (who scored 774 runs in the WI series) and captain Ajit Wadekar, who led the team to both victories.
- Design: The stamp has a horizontal design featuring various cricket actions.
These victories are considered a turning point for Indian Test cricket.
| Weight | .200 kg |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 1 cm |
