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VB's first India captain Vengsarkar hails departed player's passion

Chandrasekhar came good in his third ODI when he scored his first half century for India against New Zealand at Indore where Vengsarkar's team won by 53 runs

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Chennai Super Kings official VB Chandrasekhar (right) with KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan during the 2008 edition of the Indian Premier League. Pic/mid-day archives

Chennai Super Kings official VB Chandrasekhar (right) with KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan during the 2008 edition of the Indian Premier League. Pic/mid-day archives

Dilip Vengsarkar, who was VB Chandrasekhar's first India captain called the departed cricketer and national selector, "a sound opening batsman with good technique." Chandrasekhar passed away in Chennai on Thursday, a week away from his 58th birthday.

"VB was in the plans for the team of the 1990s and played only one-day cricket. He contributed greatly to Tamil Nadu cricket and his passion for cricket came shining through with his commentary. It's a big loss for cricket in Chennai," added Vengsarkar.

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