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Former India opener Chauhan dies after COVID-19 complications – Sydney Morning Herald
Chetan Chauhan, who played for India from 1969 to 1981, partnered Sunil Gavaskar at the top of the order and was known for his patience and determination.
Former Indian Test opening batsman Chetan Chauhan, who had been diagnosed with COVID-19, has died from complications on Sunday at the age of 73.
Chauhan, who played for India from 1969 to 1981, partnered batting great Sunil Gavaskar at the top of the order where his patience and dogged determination helped the pair stitch together 10 century stands.
Chetan Chauhan hits a drive en route to making 42 in the fourth Test between India and Australia at the SCG in 1978. India won that match by an in…
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