Standing in front of his beautiful portrait done by artist Vishal Joshi on the club’s wall, Gavaskar said: “My grandson and granddaughter know me as a TV commentator. They don’t know anything about my cricket career. When they come here, they will realise that their grandfather played a little bit of cricket. I am honoured...very happy to be here. Don’t know how to thank you’ll enough.”

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Game of uncertainties

Gavaskar also shared a harsh reality of the game, citing the example of Sir Don Bradman. “Nobody is a master in this game. If one thinks he will score a century after scoring one today, I can tell you it may not happen that way. It is a funny game...full of uncertainties. We all remember the great Sir Donald Bradman. He scored a zero in his last Test inning. Otherwise, his average would have been 100. He finished with 99.94,” said Gavaskar.