7 Indian cricketers whose sons also became cricketers

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This is the ultimate royal dynasty of Indian cricket. The History: Iftikhar (Pataudi Sr.) played for both England and India. His son, Mansoor (popularly called “Tiger”), became one of India’s most charismatic captain, despite losing sight in one eye. Meanwhile, Tiger’s son, Saif Ali Khan, chose to be an actor over a cricketer. But their family’s sporting legacy is still legendary.

Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi’s Photo: IANS

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