Bapoo Malcolm Sr.

Bapoo Malcolm Sr. (12 December 1912 – 19 January 1982) was an Indian cyclist. ^[1]

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1. 1 relation: Mumbai.

2. Indian male cyclists
3. Olympic cyclists for India
4. Sportspeople from Mumbai

Mumbai

Mumbai (ISO:; formerly known as Bombay) is the capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra.

See Bapoo Malcolm Sr. and Mumbai

See also

Indian male cyclists

• Adi Havewala
• Amar Singh Billing
• Amar Singh Sokhi
• Amarjeet Singh Nagi
• Amrit Singh (cyclist)
• Arvind Panwar
• Bapoo Malcolm Sr.
• Bharat Pannu
• Bimal Mukherjee
• Chandan Biswas
• Chetan Singh Hari
• Dalbir Singh Gill
• Eruch Mistry
• Esow Alben
• Harkirat Singh Kalsi
• Homi Powri
• Hussain Ajij Kurbu
• Jankidas
• Jehangoo Amin
• Maxwell Trevor
• Naveen John
• Netai Chand Bysack
• Okram Bikram Singh
• Piloo Sarkari
• Pradip Bose
• Raj Kumar Mehra
• Rajesh Chandrasekar
• Ramnath Biswas
• Rohinton Noble
• Ronaldo Laitonjam
• Sohrab Bhoot
• Suchha Singh
• Suprovat Chakravarty
• Tarit Kumar Sett

Olympic cyclists for India

• Adi Havewala
• Amar Singh Billing
• Amar Singh Sokhi
• Bapoo Malcolm Sr.
• Chetan Singh Hari
• Dalbir Singh Gill
• Eruch Mistry
• Homi Powri
• Jehangoo Amin
• Netai Chand Bysack
• Piloo Sarkari
• Pradip Bose
• Raj Kumar Mehra
• Rohinton Noble
• Suchha Singh
• Suprovat Chakravarty
• Tarit Kumar Sett

Sportspeople from Mumbai

• Abhimanyu Puranik
• Adi Havewala
• Aditya Mehta
• Akshata Shete
• Anice Das
• Anuja Chandra-Thakur
• Anupama Gokhale
• Arantxa Sanchis
• Aslam Kader
• Balaji Guttula
• Bapoo Malcolm Sr.
• Bhagyashree Thipsay
• David Sopher
• Edward Huson
• Eruch Mistry
• Gulam Abbas Moontasir
• Harkirat Singh Kalsi
• Harry Jefferson (sailor)
• Ishita Malaviya
• Ishpreet Singh Chadha
• Jaggy Shivdasani
• Jeannette Altwegg
• Jehan Daruvala
• John Boyagis
• Kishen Narsi
• Kreishh Gurbaxani
• Krushnaa Patil
• Kshipra Joshi
• Kuntal Joisher
• Kush Bhagat
• Michael Ferreira
• Monty Desai
• Muhammad Yousaf (snooker player)
• Nafisa Ali
• Nagesh Guttula
• Narsingh Yadav
• Omprakesh Agrawal
• Pesi Shroff
• Pooja Surve
• Pravin Thipsay
• Rashid Byramji
• Rohini Khadilkar
• Rolf Edling
• Rory Barrett
• Sagar Shah
• Shuchi Thakur
• Suhaani Lohia
• Vikram Joshi

References

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bapoo_Malcolm_Sr.

Also known as Bapoo Malcolm, Malcolm Havladar.

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