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Sunny’s bash is not just cricket

Sunil Gavaskar hosted not only cricketers but also personalities across spheres at his annual bash last Sunday; impressive gathering included CT Patankar, 95, the oldest living Indian Test player

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Cricketers who represented Nirlon pose for a group picture at Sunil Gavaskar’s annual party on Sunday. Balvinder Singh Sandhu (extreme left), Ravi Shastri, Avadhoot Zarapkar, Girindra Vasudeo, Suresh Shastri, Anil Joshi (on bended knees), Sunil Gavaskar, Suru Nayak, Vijay Mohan Raj, and Karsan Ghavri (extreme right). PIC/CLAYTON MURZELLO

Cricketers who represented Nirlon pose for a group picture at Sunil Gavaskar’s annual party on Sunday. Balvinder Singh Sandhu (extreme left), Ravi Shastri, Avadhoot Zarapkar, Girindra Vasudeo, Suresh Shastri, Anil Joshi (on bended knees), Sunil Gavaskar, Suru Nayak, Vijay Mohan Raj, and Karsan Ghavri (extreme right). PIC/CLAYTON MURZELLO

Clayton MurzelloGood fortune is often taken for granted. This struck me as I made my way back home after witnessing yet another congregation of Mumbai cricket stalwarts at cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar’s annual get-together last Sunday.

The party area of Harish Thawani’s Indus Club was flush with household names in Mumbai cricket across generations; many from that lot going on serving Indian cricket well.

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