New Delhi: The legendary paste in India Sunil Gavaskar has taken a position against the growing threat of false quotes broadcast under its name on sports websites and social media platforms. In a shared video on his official Instagram handle, Gavaskar addressed the front problem, calling for the bad allocation of the comments he never made and urging fans to be careful.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“In the past few months, in my opinion, it has come to my opinion that many sports websites and individual accounts have assigned me comments and quotes that I have never made,” Gavaskar said in the video. “I ask everyone to check, check the facts and not believe everything they read, in particular some of these individual accounts and sports websites. May God bless you all. “Gavaskar, who is currently in England as part of the commentary team for the series of current tests between India and England, has not pointed out on specific platforms, but was visibly disturbed by the trend of the manufactured remarks that have been widely disseminated.
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The 75 -year -old statements arrive in the context of several alleged “quotes” which were allocated to him during the first test defeat of India in Headingley, in particular after the twin centuries of Rishabh Pant and bowling efforts of the Jasprit Bumrah marathon. Gavaskar’s real commentary during the match, including a humorous reversal of his famous Melbourne Jibe about Pant, was twisted by many platforms for engagement.