Oh I was walking round my local store/ Searching for the 10 pence off Lenor/ When suddenly I bumped into this guy/ On seeing who it was I gave a cry/ ‘F***ing ‘ell, it’s Fred Titmus!’ year old SPOILER ALERT: The video for this song pretty much spells out the entirety of Top Gun, but if you want to watch it anyway for its totally platonic volleyball then go ahead.

Mary Kom documents the life of the international Olympic boxing champion of the same name. In the film, Priyanka Chopra-Jonas portrays her. Whenever I miss my country, I listen to this song and feel better. I love my India. Proud to be Indian.” In 2018, Gagan Garewal played an inspiring song on the BBC Asian Network to the delight of Bollywood fans. Milkha steals to survive in refugee camps. He is left heartbroken when Biro (Sonam K. Ahuja), the girl he loves, marries someone else.Just like Push it to the Limit, this song works in two ways. It’s good for thinking about the handlebar moustache-powered Mitchell Johnson steam train, bouncing balls up to your noggin, or facing balls in the Corridor of Uncertainty in general. It also works, as Shayen suggested, for the poor bugger who has to field at silly mid-on. Meet Me Half Way (about post-over chat) is another KL song that could be added in this compilation, but I don’t think I have to remind you that I swore an oath I wouldn’t violate Happy’s “Strictly one Kenny Loggins song per article” policy. The character, the song and the film also earned Priyanka bags of appreciation. Re Sultan – Sultan (2016) Lillian Thomson: In the Ashes series of 1974/75, the pair of fearsome Australian fast bowlers, Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson blasted asunder England’s batting. Some consolation was forthcoming in this highly original and amusing take on the mayhem by Richard Stilgoe, who performs it here… Today we have DLM singing "The Age of Revolution": "Here's to the future / Punjab and Tamil Nadu / Always remember the passion of '32, oh yeah / Always denied entry by the English gentry / Now we're driving Bentleys, playing Twenty20…"

The West Indies, they had the music. The telecast would start with "Sun is Shining", and the bands in the stands would play all night. Only rarely do I go through a Shivnarine Chanderpaul innings without listening to "Hooper and Chanderpaul". Written by Dave Martins, the song chalks out a winning strategy: Salman sang a version of this enchanting number and it is up there along with other great Bollywood sports songs. Parwah Nahin – MS Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) This place should really have gone to Dave Rudder's anthem Rally Round The West Indies, but then you'd miss the sight of Sir Allen Stanford, Sir Gary Sobers and Sir Viv Richards other having a dance-off at 37 seconds in. 10) The Commentators – N-n-n-n Nineteen Not OutThe real discoveries, the unheard gems, lay below the last line of the piece. If I were the editor I would publish the lyrics of "The Parable of Glenn McGrath's Haircut" by TISM (short for This Is Serious Mum), which I found in the comments section. Since I am not the editor, I cannot tell you what the lyrics are, but it is the best profile I have read of McGrath and those left behind by him, if only because it is audacious and alternative. "Ooh aah, Glenn McGrath" is all that can be published here. However, during the climax, Milkha wins his race by a large margin. Hence, the name of ‘The Flying Sikh’ is bestowed upon him. Halla Bol’ is a unique selling point of the film. It is an exhilarating Bollywood sports song. Zinda – Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (2013)

Commenting on ‘Ziddi Dil’ in 2014, Kasmin Fernandes from The Times of India wrote about the inspiring musical combination: On 16 July 2009 the band appeared on the BBC's Test Match Special during the lunch break on the first day of the second Ashes Test match against the Australian team at Lord's. They sang a new song named "Test Match Special". Composer, Pritam, made sure that there was an interesting rhythm to the song, along with gripping lyrics. https://www.uk-charts.co.uk/index.php/charts/1970-s/199-1978 {{ citation}}: Missing or empty |title= ( help) The song keeps its Indian feel intact. Aided by an elaborate orchestra, it blazes on and promises to keep the flag flying high.”Rally ’Round the West Indies was released in 1987 – before being officially adopted as the team’s “national” anthem 12 years later – and its composer, David Rudder, was an apprentice to one of the ship’s more famous passengers in Aldwyn Roberts or, to give his stage name, Lord Kitchener. Kamahl, a Sri Lankan Tamil born in Malayasia, moved to Australia in 1953. He had to face some prejudice, which led to his trademark line: "Why are people so unkind?" In the '80s he included Don Bradman in his song "What is Australia to Me", and was sent a kind letter from Bradman. After Bradman died, Kamahl sang, "I Was a Mate of Don Bradman.