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‘Dilip fought to pick me as 17th player’ Sanjay Manjrekar

Sanjay Manjrekar, India’s top-scorer on 1988-98 tour to WI, reveals how skipper Vengsarkar batted for him in a tough selection meeting

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Sanjay Manjrekar; (right) Dilip Vengsarkar during the book launch at MCA-BKC Club on Wednesday. Pics/Shadab Khan

Sanjay Manjrekar; (right) Dilip Vengsarkar during the book launch at MCA-BKC Club on Wednesday. Pics/Shadab Khan

Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar has credited ex-India captain Dilip Vengsarkar for fighting with the selectors to pick him in India’s squad for the 1988-89 West Indies tour.

At the launch of the book A Legend with Difference, written by Vengsarkar’s King George High School teammate Sanjay Satam, at the MCA-BKC academy on Wednesday, Manjrekar, who was India’s top-scorer in that series with 200 runs, revealed that he was the squad’s 17th player.

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