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Sunil Gavaskar reveals: How Chetan Chauhan was dropped in 1981

Batting legend writes in mid-day about how the selectors and not him, played a role in ignoring the late opening batsman for the 1981-82 series against England

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Sunil Gavaskar is caught by Rodney Marsh off pacer Rodney Hogg for 10 in the second innings of the opening Test against Australia at the SCG on January 4, 1981. The then India captain managed only 118 runs in six innings during the series. Pic/Getty Image

Sunil Gavaskar is caught by Rodney Marsh off pacer Rodney Hogg for 10 in the second innings of the opening Test against Australia at the SCG on January 4, 1981. The then India captain managed only 118 runs in six innings during the series. Pic/Getty Image

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has indicated that his former opening partner Chetan Chauhan who passed away due to COVID-19 recently, was under the impression that he didn-t support him enough to avoid the axe in 1981-82."

Chauhan, who scored a more-than-useful 85 against Australia at Melbourne, where India squared the 1980-81 series, was dropped after just one series in New Zealand. In the second Test at Adelaide, Chauhan missed a century by three runs.

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