Sunny's believe-it-or-not moment: Dropped as captain after beating WI
Updated On: 29 June, 2020 11:10 AM IST | Mumbai | A correspondent
He also revealed how he convinced the selectors to retain Bishan Singh Bedi for three Tests against the Windies when they wanted to drop him after he led India on the unsuccessful tour of Pakistan in 1978

Slip fielder Graham Gooch and teammate Geoff Miller watch Sunil Gavaskar execute a square drive on the 1979 tour of England for which he was replaced as captain despite winning the 1978-79 series against West Indies in India. Pic/ Getty Images
Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has put into focus an incredible part of his accomplished career for India in which he was replaced as captain by S Venkataraghavan in 1979 despite winning a home series against the West Indies in the 1978-78 season.
While writing about how he regretted not being able to convince the national selectors to include Padmakar Shivalkar and the late Rajinder Goel (the domestic giant passed away recently) in the Indian team, he also dwelled on how the selectors dropped him as captain.


