| 1. Balwinder Sandhu was instrumental in India's 1983 World Cup victory. |
| 2. Initially bowled inswingers before mastering out-swing deliveries. |
| 3. His father was employed in the Public Health department of Punjab Government. |
| 4. Started cricket at a young age and grew to love the game. |
| 5. Represented Bombay and Rajasthan teams in domestic cricket. |
| 6. He served as a coach for Mumbai, Punjab, and at the National Cricket Academy. |
| 7. Authored 'The Devil's Pack' detailing India's 1983 World Cup triumph. |
| 8. He is known for his medium-pace bowling and ability to move the ball both ways. |
| 9. He scored a brisk 71 at number 9 in his Test debut against Pakistan. |
| 10. He took the crucial wicket of Gordon Greenidge with an inswinger in the 1983 World Cup final. |
| 11. In a sensational domestic spell, he reduced Delhi to 18-5 on the first morning and finished with nine wickets in the match. |
| 12. A late starter in cricket, his breakthrough came when he was spotted during a domestic match. |
