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🚨 wait for angry Captain Kapil Dev’s interview in post match presentation ceremony. Says it’s a selfish inning by Sunil Gavaskar His painfully slow 91 vs Australia India needed acceleration , but he never shifted gears. Left Kapil Dev frustrated.

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