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Jahangir and the Khan Dynasty (Pelham practical sports) by Miles, Keith, Khan, Rahmat (1988) Hardcover

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Jahangir and the Khan Dynasty (Pelham practical sports) by Miles, Keith, Khan, Rahmat (1988) Hardcover

The story of Jahangir Khan, the great world champion squash player, and the Khan family is told in this book. Jahangir's father, Roshan, was a British Open Champion and his uncle, Nasrullah, was a coach. His brother, Torsam, collapsed on court during a tournament and later died. His cousin Rahmat, who contributed to the writing of this book, has long been Jahangir's coach and mentor. The book is an authorized biography written with full access to Jahangir Khan and his family in Britain and in Pakistan.
Country USA
Brand Pelham Books
Manufacturer Pelham Books
Binding Hardcover
EANs 9780720718416
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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