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Regret my act of dissent at the MCG in 1981: Sunil Gavaskar

Almost three decades after the infamous walkout incident in the Melbourne cricket Test which generated huge controversy, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar on Saturday regretted his act of dissent and said that it was a big mistake on his part

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Livid: Sunil Gavaskar walks off alongwith fellow opener Chetan Chauhan (left) after the India captain was given out lbw to Australiau00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s Dennis Lillee for 70 at Melbourne on February 10, 1981

Livid: Sunil Gavaskar walks off alongwith fellow opener Chetan Chauhan (left) after the India captain was given out lbw to Australiau00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s Dennis Lillee for 70 at Melbourne on February 10, 1981

Melbourne: Almost three decades after the infamous walkout incident in the Melbourne cricket Test which generated huge controversy, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar on Saturday regretted his act of dissent and said that it was a big mistake on his part.

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar
Livid: Sunil Gavaskar walks off alongwith fellow opener Chetan Chauhan (left) after the India captain was given out lbw to Australia’s Dennis Lillee for 70 at Melbourne on February 10, 1981

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