Synopsis When India participated in World Cup ’83 the team was billed as the ‘dark horse’ by some cricketing pundits. But nobody really expected them to win. Indian team had performed dismally in the two previous editions of the World Cup. But then, the 1983 Squad was different; each player in that team dreamt big, worked hard on his individual strengths, contributed more than a hundred percent to the team’s effort and what is more, enjoyed playing the game. In this book, Balvinder Singh Sandhu talks about his teammates. He reveals some hitherto unknown and interesting facts about the players and how they faced stress, behaved off the field and egged each other on to excel. The Devil’s Pack is story of cricketers with a human face who excelled themselves to become world champions.