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- Q6936072 subject Q15259761.
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- Q6936072 abstract "Dhir Muni Lal (11 January 1913 – 8 January 1990) was an Indian first class cricketer. Lal was a right-hand opening batsman and played his cricket with both Southern Punjab and Northern India. He made five first-class half centuries, with his highest score of 90 made in the 1937-38 Ranji Trophy. When not playing cricket he was an editor for a magazine called Crickinia which was an Indian cricket annual. His nephew Arun Lal played Test cricket for India.During a burglary at his home in 1990, Lal and his wife were murdered by the intruders.".
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- Q6936072 comment "Dhir Muni Lal (11 January 1913 – 8 January 1990) was an Indian first class cricketer. Lal was a right-hand opening batsman and played his cricket with both Southern Punjab and Northern India. He made five first-class half centuries, with his highest score of 90 made in the 1937-38 Ranji Trophy. When not playing cricket he was an editor for a magazine called Crickinia which was an Indian cricket annual.".
- Q6936072 label "Muni Lal".
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