Sunil gavaskar autobiography names

Sunny Days : Sunil Gavaskar's own story- Gavaskar has written about his humble beginning, encouragement towards cricket by his parents and his uncle Madhav Mantri who played test cricket for India as a wicket keeper and batsman. When as a young boy , he desired that an Indian cricket cap be given to him as a gift, he was informed that the Indian Cap has to be earned. Watching cricket as a child and then playing cricket in school, college, university, club, State, Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy, with minimum facilities, he developed as a cricketer on his merit. About being selected to play international cricket, he has written about West Indies tour, where the west Indians play to win by hook or crook- umpires favouring the home team and not raising their finger on LBW or caught behind or run out, bowling bouncers to bowlers, proper medical aid not available to players. England tour the time between two matches was short and players could not rest nor practice at the nets before a new match started. In New Zealand and Sri Lanka tour, he has complained about the umpiring aberrations which demoralize the team effort. He has written about Bombay cricket season, Bombay players and the reason why players rise to international

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