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Every time India lost, Chappell would thrust players in front: Tendulkar

In his to-be-released autobiography 'Playing it My Way' batting legend Sachin Tendulkar reveals former India coach Greg Chappell was only ahead, leading the team when they won

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Indian cricket coach Greg Chappell (R) leads the applause for team captain Rahul Dravid at a ceremony to mark Dravid's 100th Test match on the first day of the third Test match between India and England/ Pic Getty Images

Indian cricket coach Greg Chappell (R) leads the applause for team captain Rahul Dravid at a ceremony to mark Dravid's 100th Test match on the first day of the third Test match between India and England/ Pic Getty Images

New Delhi: Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar is critical of former India coach Greg Chappell's propensity to hog limelight when the going was good but had the habit of leaving the players in the lurch when all went downhill.

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Man in the middle: Then India coach Greg Chappell at a media interaction during the 2007 World Cup in West Indies. Pic/Getty Images
Man in the middle: Then India coach Greg Chappell at a media interaction during the 2007 World Cup in West Indies. Pic/Getty Images 

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