Cricketer wanted to become a wrestler, gave a heart to the girl who came to take autographs, the streets have a round, then married

New Delhi. Sunil Gavaskar is a big name for Indian cricket. The former captain of Team India gave the team a memorable victory in many matches with his brilliant batting. Gavaskar, who touches the first 10,000 thousand runs in Test cricket, knows the world for his cricket record. Little Master made many records in his cricket career which is still unwavering. Gavaskar’s love story is no less than a Bollywood film. He gave his heart to the girl who came to take autograph. At that time, the girl came to see the match at the stadium. Gavaskar Marshleen was stuck on him on seeing Mehrotra. He kept circling the streets of Kanpur for several days for that girl. Later both of them got married.

Marshleen Mehrotra is a resident of Kanpur. His father was a leather businessman there. Marshleen and Sunil Gavaskar first met at the stadium in 1973. At that time Marshleen was studying graduation at the prestigious Lady Shri Ram College in Delhi. Gavaskar students were standing in the gallery during the lunch break in the match. When Marshleen saw Gavaskar so close, she went to her for autograph. Marshleen went to the stadium to watch the match in Delhi with her friends. It is said that Gavaskar gave his heart to Marshleen along with giving autographs. At that time, Marshleen did not know that Gavaskar started liking him in his heart.

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After seeing Marshleen at the stadium, Gavaskar found out about him. According to media reports, Sunil Gavaskar went to Kanpur after seeing Marshleen. Many newspapers had printed that Sunil Gavaskar used to go to Kanpur to meet his girlfriend and stay at his friend Ajay Gupta’s house. He also put a circle in the streets of Marshleen. In an interview in 1974, Gavaskar’s friend Ajay Gupta told how Gavaskar told him about himself and Marshleen’s relationship and asked him to arrange tickets for Marshleen’s family for the match to be held in Kanpur. Gavaskar wanted to become a wrestler, not a cricketer, but later he was very inspired by his maternal uncle Madhav Mantra’s Indian team jersey and cricket became his passion.