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Gavaskar was also seen giving valuable advice to Babar Azam ahead of Pakistan's T20 World Cup opener vs India

Watch! Sunil Gavaskar's special gift to Babar Azam ahead of India vs Pakistan game at T20 World Cup 2022

As Babar Azam celebrated his 28th birthday on October 15, he received a very special gift from Sunil Gavaskar

Watch the video here

Gavaskar was also seen giving valuable advice to Babar Azam ahead of Pakistan's T20 World Cup opener vs India

May it be current cricketers or former stars, the camaraderie between Indian and Pakistani players is very evident on and off the field these days.
As Babar Azam celebrated his 28th birthday on October 15, he received a very special gift from Sunil Gavaskar. The former India captain gifted a signed cap with his autograph on it to the Pakistan skipper ahead of their T20 World Cup 2022 opening game vs India.&nbsp;
Gavaskar was also seen giving valuable advice to Babar ahead of the tournament.
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Sunil Gavaskar has put his weight behind KL Rahul and played down concerns over his form leading up to the T20 World Cup 2022.
After India beat Australia in the T20 series decider, the former India captain told the host broadcaster that Rahul did what the team expected him to do. After getting a fifty in the first game, he had to throw his bat at everything in the 2nd T20 since it was reduced to 8-overs a side game. "He sacrificed his wicket for the team," Gavaskar added.
KL Rahul's place in India's playing XI has been questionable ever since he returned from injury for the Asia Cup. He managed 132 runs in 5 matches at a strike rate of 122 in that event.
Rahul's approach in the powerplay was also criticised with many experts believing that he didn't play with a very good strike rate. But the Indian vice-captain put those doubts to rest with a 35-ball 55 in the first T20I against Australia in Mohali.
Also read: IND vs SA: Sanju Samson's fans welcome Team India in Trivandrum with chants of 'Sanju, Sanju!'

Sunil Gavaskar backs KL Rahul, plays down concerns over his form

Sunil Gavaskar has put his weight behind KL Rahul and played down concerns over his form leading up to the T20 World Cup 2022

Here is what the former India captain had to say

KL Rahul's place in India's playing XI has been questionable ever since he returned from injury for the Asia Cup. He managed 132 runs in 5 matches at a strike rate of 122 in that event.

Sunil Gavaskar has put his weight behind KL Rahul and played down concerns over his form leading up to the T20 World Cup 2022.
After India beat Australia in the T20 series decider, the former India captain told the host broadcaster that Rahul did what the team expected him to do. After getting a fifty in the first game, he had to throw his bat at everything in the 2nd T20 since it was reduced to 8-overs a side game. "He sacrificed his wicket for the team," Gavaskar added.
KL Rahul's place in India's playing XI has been questionable ever since he returned from injury for the Asia Cup. He managed 132 runs in 5 matches at a strike rate of 122 in that event.
Rahul's approach in the powerplay was also criticised with many experts believing that he didn't play with a very good strike rate. But the Indian vice-captain put those doubts to rest with a 35-ball 55 in the first T20I against Australia in Mohali.
Also read: <a title="IND vs SA: Sanju Samson's fans welcome Team India in Trivandrum with chants of 'Sanju, Sanju!'" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-sanju-samson-s-fans-welcome-team-india-in-trivandrum-with-chants-of-sanju-sanju-1664246419974">IND vs SA: Sanju Samson's fans welcome Team India in Trivandrum with chants of 'Sanju, Sanju!'</a>

India ex-captain MS Dhoni turned 41 on Thursday and he celebrated his birthday in style as he was spotted watching Wimbledon action from the stands with his friends.
Indian Premier League's Chennai Super Kings shared a photo on social media in which MS Dhoni can be seen wearing a grey colour suite and enjoying the Wimbledon match with his friends.
It was believed that the Indian legend was watching the men's singles quarter-final between Rafael Nadal and Taylor Fritz in which Nadal struggled with an abdominal injury but battled hard to win the 5-set quarter-finals.
Other than Dhoni, Indian former cricketer, Sunil Gavaskar and former England football team captain David Beckham also attended Wimbledon.
Also read: Tennis stars come together for Wimbledon’s Centre Court Centenary Celebrations

MS Dhoni in London, celebrates birthday in style

MS Dhoni celebrates his 41st birthday in style! 

Tap here to check out how Dhoni celebrates his birthday

MSD, who is currently in London with his family, was snapped enjoying tennis at Wimbledon hours before his 41st birthday

MS Dhoni, the legendary Indian captain has just turned 41!
MSD, who is currently in London with his family, was snapped enjoying tennis at Wimbledon hours before his 41st birthday.
In a photo shared by both Wimbledon and the Chennai Super Kings, Dhoni can be seen sitting in the stands. MSD reportedly was present at Centre Court to watch the clash between Rafael Nadal &amp; Taylor Fritz, an epic encounter that went right down to the wire.
Post his appearance at the All-England Club, Dhoni kickstarted his birthday celebrations by cutting a number of cakes. In a video shared by his wife Sakshi on Instagram, a beaming MSD was captured on camera in front of a balloon banner that read, Happy Birthday Mahi.
The 41-year-old is the only captain in the history of cricket to lift all three ICC trophies in limited-overs cricket. Under him, India won ICC T20 World Cup in 2007, ODI World Cup in 2011 and Champions Trophy in 2013 which was also India's last ICC trophy.

After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne following the legend's death, Sunil Gavaskar has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him. 
'In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.' Gavaskar said.
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India pretty ordinary and added rated Muttiah Muralitharan over the late Australian.
Also read: Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash

'It wasn't the right time': Gavaskar expresses regret over controversial remark on Shane Warne

Sunil Gavaskar has cleared the air about his controversial remarks on Shane Warne and said that it wasn't the right time to make comparisons

After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne&nbsp;following the legend's death, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him.&nbsp;
BITE: SUNIL&nbsp;GAVASKAR, Former India captain
'On TV, I was asked by an anchor whether Warne was the greatest spinner and I gave my honest opinion.&nbsp;In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.'
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India&nbsp;pretty ordinary and added rated&nbsp;Muttiah Muralitharan&nbsp;over the late Australian.

'That question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation,' said Gavaskar

After facing a backlash by fans over his controversial remarks on Shane Warne&nbsp;following the legend's death, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has expressed regret over his statement.
In a video message on Instagram, the former India captain said that all he wanted to do was to give an honest opinion when that question was asked of him.&nbsp;
'In hindsight, that question should not have been asked and I should not have answered as it was not the right time for any comparison or evaluation. Warne was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game. Rodney Marsh was also one of the best wicketkeepers. May their souls rest in peace.' Gavaskar&nbsp;said.
The 72-year-old found himself in the middle of a controversy when he called Warne's record in India&nbsp;pretty ordinary and added rated&nbsp;Muttiah Muralitharan&nbsp;over the late Australian.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/sunil-gavaskar-calls-shane-warne-s-record-pretty-ordinary-faces-backlash-1646640980840" target="_blank">Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash</a>

KL Rahul's performance as a captain of Team India has invited a lot of criticism, this time a pretty scathing remark has come from former India Captain Sunil Gavaskar. Gavaskar while speaking to India Today said that KL Rahul has practically no experience of leadership roles. After losing the 2nd Test which Team India lost under the leadership of KL Rahul, the team also lost the 1st ODI vs South Africa. 
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Gavaskar questioned Rahul's captaincy and said that the Karnataka batter has no prior experience of leading a team. In 2 IPL seasons where Rahul led Punjab Kings, the team finished 6th in both editions. Apart from that, SMG pointed out that Rahul has no experience of leading any team in Ranji Trophy or List A cricket. 
The former India captain while talking about the 1st ODI in Paarl vs South Africa said that KL Rahul had run out of ideas while the partnership between Temba Bavuma and Rassie van der Dussen flourished and that is not a good sign for the team.

IND vs SA: Sunil Gavaskar's scathing review of KL Rahul's captaincy in South Africa 

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has dismissed KL Rahul's captaincy. Tap to know the details of the scathing criticism

Former India captain Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has given a major review of stand-in Captain KL Rahul's&nbsp;leadership skills in South Africa

KL Rahul's&nbsp;performance as a captain of Team India has invited a lot of criticism, this time a pretty scathing remark has come from former India Captain Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar. Gavaskar&nbsp;while speaking to India Today said that KL Rahul&nbsp;has practically no experience of leadership roles. After losing the 2nd Test which Team India lost under the leadership of KL Rahul, the team also lost the 1st ODI&nbsp;vs South Africa.&nbsp;
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Gavaskar&nbsp;questioned Rahul's&nbsp;captaincy and said that the Karnataka&nbsp;batter has no prior experience of leading a team. In 2 IPL&nbsp;seasons where Rahul&nbsp;led Punjab Kings, the team finished 6th in both editions. Apart from that, SMG&nbsp;pointed out that Rahul&nbsp;has no experience of leading any team in Ranji&nbsp;Trophy or List A cricket.&nbsp;
The former India captain while talking about the 1st ODI&nbsp;in Paarl&nbsp;vs South Africa said that KL Rahul&nbsp;had run out of ideas while the partnership between Temba&nbsp;Bavuma and Rassie&nbsp;van der&nbsp;Dussen&nbsp;flourished and that is not a good sign for the team.

After the sudden announcement by Virat Kohli about his decision to relinquish Test captaincy, who will succeed him as the leader in Test cricket?&nbsp; There are plenty of options for the selectors and BCCI to look at such as Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah but former captain Sunil Gavaskar has a slightly radical opinion.
Speaking to India Today, Gavaskar named Rishabh Pant as his choice to lead Team India in Test cricket. Rohit Sharma might be the white ball skipper and KL Rahul might have tasted some Test Captaincy, but Gavaskar feels that Pant is the right choice. The former captain feels that the selectors should look at an individual who is an automatic pick in the team and currently Rishabh Pant ticks those boxes.
While Rohit Sharma's fitness is already under the scanner, KL Rahul's performance as a captain in South Africa was far from dependable. Pant who recently led his Indian Premier League side Delhi Capitals to the playoffs is raw in his approach but could end up being a front runner in the captaincy race.
Also read:&nbsp;Team India's 5 moments of sheer brilliance in Test cricket under Virat Kohli

After Virat Kohli, Sunil Gavaskar wants Rishabh Pant to be the next Test captain

As Virat Kohli stepped down as the Test skipper, there are plenty of options for the selectors to look at as his successor but Sunil Gavaskar wants Rishabh Pant to be given that responsibility

After the sudden announcement by Virat Kohli about his decision to relinquish Test captaincy, who will succeed him as the leader in Test cricket?&nbsp; There are plenty of options for the selectors and BCCI to look at such as Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah but former captain Sunil Gavaskar has a slightly radical opinion.
Speaking to India Today, Gavaskar named Rishabh Pant as his choice to lead Team India in Test cricket. Rohit Sharma might be the white ball skipper and KL Rahul might have tasted some Test Captaincy, but Gavaskar feels that Pant is the right choice. The former captain feels that the selectors should look at an individual who is an automatic pick in the team and currently Rishabh Pant ticks those boxes.
While Rohit Sharma's fitness is already under the scanner, KL Rahul's performance as a captain in South Africa was far from dependable. Pant who recently led his Indian Premier League side Delhi Capitals to the playoffs is raw in his approach but could end up being a front runner in the captaincy race.

As Virat Kohli stepped down as the Test skipper, there are plenty of options for the selectors to look at as his successor but Sunil Gavaskar wants Rishabh Pant to be given that responsibility

After the sudden announcement by Virat Kohli about his decision to relinquish Test captaincy, who will succeed him as the leader in Test cricket?&nbsp; There are plenty of options for the selectors and BCCI to look at such as Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah but former captain Sunil Gavaskar has a slightly radical opinion.
Speaking to India Today, Gavaskar named Rishabh Pant as his choice to lead Team India in Test cricket. Rohit Sharma might be the white ball skipper and KL Rahul might have tasted some Test Captaincy, but Gavaskar feels that Pant is the right choice. The former captain feels that the selectors should look at an individual who is an automatic pick in the team and currently Rishabh Pant ticks those boxes.
While Rohit Sharma's fitness is already under the scanner, KL Rahul's performance as a captain in South Africa was far from dependable. Pant who recently led his Indian Premier League side Delhi Capitals to the playoffs is raw in his approach but could end up being a front runner in the captaincy race.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Team India's 5 moments of sheer brilliance in Test cricket under Virat Kohli" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/team-india-s-5-moments-of-sheer-brilliance-in-test-cricket-under-virat-kohli-1642261424806" target="_blank">Team India's 5 moments of sheer brilliance in Test cricket under Virat Kohli</a>

After an under the pump pair of Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane&nbsp;scored a half-century each in the 2nd innings of the 2nd Test vs South Africa, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;said that they came good on the trust shown in them.
During a chat with Star Sports, the former India skipper said that the team has backed them because of the experience and what they have done in the past. 'Sometimes we can be a little bit hard on some of our senior players because you have these exciting young players waiting in the wings and we all want to see them get a bit of exposure. But as long as these senior players are playing well and not getting out badly, then we should show faith in them, added Gavaskar.
Rahane&nbsp;and Pujara&nbsp;ended a long patch of dry run with the bat and stitched a 111-run stand when India needed it the most.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SA: Why coach Rahul Dravid is unhappy with Rishabh Pant &amp; other batters after the big loss

IND vs SA Tests: Rahane & Pujara came good on the trust shown in them, says Gavaskar

After an under the pump pair of Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane scored a half-century each in the 2nd innings of the 2nd Test vs South Africa, Sunil Gavaskar said that they came good on the trust shown in them

After an under the pump pair of Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane&nbsp;scored a half-century each in the 2nd innings of the 2nd Test vs South Africa, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;said that they came good on the trust shown in them.
During a chat with Star Sports, the former India skipper said that the team has backed them because of the experience and what they have done in the past. 'Sometimes we can be a little bit hard on some of our senior players because you have these exciting young players waiting in the wings and we all want to see them get a bit of exposure. But as long as these senior players are playing well and not getting out badly, then we should show faith in them, added Gavaskar.
Rahane&nbsp;and Pujara&nbsp;ended a long patch of dry run with the bat and stitched a 111-run stand when India needed it the most.

After an under the pump pair of&nbsp;Pujara and Rahane&nbsp;scored a half-century each in the 2nd innings of the 2nd Test vs South Africa, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;said that they came good on the trust shown in them

After an under the pump pair of Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane&nbsp;scored a half-century each in the 2nd innings of the 2nd Test vs South Africa, Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;said that they came good on the trust shown in them.
During a chat with Star Sports, the former India skipper said that the team has backed them because of the experience and what they have done in the past. 'Sometimes we can be a little bit hard on some of our senior players because you have these exciting young players waiting in the wings and we all want to see them get a bit of exposure. But as long as these senior players are playing well and not getting out badly, then we should show faith in them, added Gavaskar.
Rahane&nbsp;and Pujara&nbsp;ended a long patch of dry run with the bat and stitched a 111-run stand when India needed it the most.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA: Why coach Rahul Dravid is unhappy with Rishabh Pant &amp; other batters after the big loss" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-why-coach-rahul-dravid-is-unhappy-with-rishabh-pant-other-batters-after-the-big-loss-1641528881158" target="_blank">IND vs SA: Why coach Rahul Dravid is unhappy with Rishabh Pant &amp; other batters after the big loss</a>

After Azharuddin said that Kohli's timing of the break substantiates speculation about a rift between him & Rohit, Gavaskar has questioned the authenticity of the rumour

Is there anything simmering at all?: Gavaskar on rumoured Virat-Rohit rift

After Mohammad Azharuddin said that Virat Kohli's timing of the break substantiates speculation about a rift between him and Rohit Sharma, Sunil Gavaskar has questioned the authenticity of the rumour.

After Mohammad Azharuddin&nbsp;said that Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;timing of the break&nbsp;substantiates speculation about a rift between him and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma,&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has questioned the authenticity of the rumour.
'Is there anything simmering at all?' asked the former India captain during a chat with India Today. He added that unless both the players come out with something, we should not jump to conclusions. Gavaskar&nbsp;added that&nbsp;if Azharuddin has got some inside information about what has happened then he should be coming out and telling us what happened. 'Till then, I will give the benefit of the doubt to both the players. I don't think it is fair at all for any one of us, without having exact information, to be pointing fingers at either of them' he further added.
Meanwhile, a senior BCCI&nbsp;official told PTI&nbsp;that&nbsp;Kohli hasn't sent any formal request to skip the ODI series in South Africa&nbsp;to either BCCI president Sourav Ganguly or secretary Jay Shah as of now.

After Mohammad Azharuddin&nbsp;said that Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;timing of the break&nbsp;substantiates speculation about a rift between him and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma,&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has questioned the authenticity of the rumour.

After Mohammad Azharuddin&nbsp;said that Virat&nbsp;Kohli's&nbsp;timing of the break&nbsp;substantiates speculation about a rift between him and Rohit&nbsp;Sharma,&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;has questioned the authenticity of the rumour.
'Is there anything simmering at all? ' asked the former India captain during a chat with India Today. He added that unless both the players come out with something, we should not jump to conclusions. Gavaskar&nbsp;added that&nbsp;if Azharuddin has got some inside information about what has happened then he should be coming out and telling us what happened. 'Till then, I will give the benefit of the doubt to both the players. I don't think it is fair at all for any one of us, without having exact information, to be pointing fingers at either of them' he further added.
Meanwhile, a senior BCCI&nbsp;official told PTI&nbsp;that&nbsp;Kohli hasn't sent any formal request to skip the ODI series in South Africa&nbsp;to either BCCI president Sourav Ganguly or secretary Jay Shah as of now.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="India tour of South Africa: Virat Kohli &amp; Rohit Sharma not to play together for now?" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-tour-of-south-africa-virat-kohli-rohit-sharma-not-to-play-together-for-now-1639459497602" target="_blank">India tour of South Africa: Virat Kohli &amp; Rohit Sharma not to play together for now?</a>

As Virat&nbsp;Kohli will be stepping down as the T20 captain after the World T20, former India skipper Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants KL Rahul to be groomed as the future India captain.
During a chat with Sports Tak, Gavaskar&nbsp;said that it's important to look ahead and if India is looking to groom a new captain, then KL Rahul can be looked at. Rahul has shown very impressive leadership qualities in the IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;hasn&rsquo;t let the burden of captaincy affect his batting. So, he can be made the vice-captain, added Gavaskar.&nbsp;
Rohit&nbsp;Sharma is currently the white-ball vice captain&nbsp;and is most likely to take up the leadership role when India take on New Zealand in a home series in November that will feature 3 T20I and 2 Tests.
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Sunil Gavaskar wants KL Rahul to be groomed as future India captain

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;feels that KL Rahul has shown&nbsp;very impressive leadership qualities in the IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;hasn&rsquo;t let the burden of captaincy affect his batting. So, he&nbsp;can be made the vice-captain

As Virat&nbsp;Kohli will be stepping down as the T20 captain after the World T20, former India skipper Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants KL Rahul to be groomed as the future India captain.
During a chat with Sports Tak, Gavaskar&nbsp;said that it's important to look ahead and if India is looking to groom a new captain, then KL Rahul can be looked at. Rahul has shown very impressive leadership qualities in the IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;hasn&rsquo;t let the burden of captaincy affect his batting. So, he can be made the vice-captain, added Gavaskar.&nbsp;
Rohit&nbsp;Sharma is currently the white-ball vice captain&nbsp;and is most likely to take up the leadership role when India take on New Zealand in a home series in November that will feature 3 T20I and 2 Tests.

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<li>KL Rahul has impressed in the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;&amp; captaincy hasn't affected his batting: Gavaskar</li>
<li>Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants KL Rahul&nbsp;to be appointed as the vice-captain</li>
</ul>

As Virat&nbsp;Kohli will be stepping down as the T20 captain after the World T20, former India skipper Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants KL Rahul to be groomed as the future India captain.
During a chat with Sports Tak, Gavaskar&nbsp;said that it's important to look ahead and if India is looking to groom a new captain, then KL Rahul can be looked at. Rahul has shown very impressive leadership qualities in the IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;hasn&rsquo;t let the burden of captaincy affect his batting. So, he can be made the vice-captain, added Gavaskar.&nbsp;
Rohit&nbsp;Sharma is currently the white-ball vice captain&nbsp;and is most likely to take up the leadership role when India take on New Zealand in a home series in November that will feature 3 T20I and 2 Tests.
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 Anushka responds after Gavaskar's personal jibe

Netizens&nbsp;slam&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;after he&nbsp;dragged in Anushka&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;while&nbsp;taunting&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;Kohli!

Netizens slam Gavaskar for his sexist remark 

Anushka&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;has a strong-worded response&nbsp;to Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar's 'distasteful message'. The actress dragged in a controversy by Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;while he was taking a dig at&nbsp;RCB&nbsp;skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;for his poor performance against Kings XI Punjab on Thursday evening.&nbsp; In her Instagram&nbsp;story, Anushka asked the legendary&nbsp;cricketer&nbsp;to explain as to why did he think of making such a sweeping statement on a wife accusing her of her husband's game. Blasting Gavaskar&nbsp;over his choice of words, She&nbsp;further asked that if his words were only relevant when Gavaskar&nbsp;would use her name.&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;who is being slammed the sexist comment said that Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has only trained against Anushka's&nbsp;bowling during&nbsp;the&nbsp;lockdown. The furious fans have urged BCCI&nbsp;to drop Gavaskar&nbsp;from the IPL&nbsp;commentary&nbsp;duties.

When you talk of Dhoni, it's whole India: Gavaskar

Tendulkar&nbsp;has Mumbai and Kolkata&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has Delhi and Bengaluru, Dhoni&nbsp;has whole India, feels Gavaskar

Calling Dhoni the most popular cricketer in India, cricketing legend&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;lauded Mahi's&nbsp;captaincy skills, after the CSK&nbsp;skipper yet again proved his capabilities, guiding&nbsp;his team to a 5-wicket victory against the&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians on Saturday.
Comparing him to the likes of Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;and Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar, Gavaskar&nbsp;said Tendulkar&nbsp;has Mumbai and Kolkata,&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;has Delhi and Bengaluru, but when one talks&nbsp;of Dhoni&nbsp;it's whole India.
The 71-year-old said&nbsp;Dhoni's&nbsp;results show that he is&nbsp;India's best captain&nbsp;so far. The former wicketkeeper who returned to competitive cricket after a 437-day hiatus has won all limited-overs&nbsp;titles, taking India to the No. 1 spot in Tests, and won 3 titles for CSK.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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