In 1981, India scripted a memorable 138-run victory over England at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to take a 1-0 lead in the six-Test series.

The team sheet on both sides had legendary names like Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Ian Botham, Geoff Boycott, and more. There were no centurions in this Test but the match saw four five-wicket hauls and one of those went to Dilip Doshi when he almost singlehandedly took care of the English lineup which batted second.

In this episode of India's Greatest Cricketing Victories, Sportstar's Vijay Lokapally caught up with the veteran spinner about this match, his playing days, and how far the game has come in India since. Do listen in.

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E01 ft. CD Gopinath: bit.ly/CDGopinath
E02 ft. Farokh Engineer: bit.ly/FarokhEngineer
E03 ft. Karsan Ghavri: bit.ly/KarsanGhavri
E04 ft. Madan Lal: bit.ly/MadanLal
E05 ft. Yajurvinder Singh: bit.ly/YajurvinderSingh
E06 ft. Syed Kirmani: bit.ly/Syed_Kirmani
E07 ft. Shivlal Yadav: bit.ly/ShivlalYadav

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