Karsan Ghavri, the former left-arm seamer for India, shared a captivating anecdote from his time playing under Bedi's captaincy. In this particular incident, Ghavri, primarily known for his seam bowling, surprisingly claimed five wickets while bowling left-arm spin, leaving Bedi pleasantly surprised.
Karsan Ghavri, the former left-arm seamer for India, shared a captivating anecdote from his time playing under Bedi's captaincy. In this particular incident, Ghavri, primarily known for his seam bowling, surprisingly claimed five wickets while bowling left-arm spin, leaving Bedi pleasantly surprised.
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Karsan Ghavri, the former left-arm seamer for India, shared a captivating anecdote from his time playing under Bedi's captaincy. In this particular incident, Ghavri, primarily known for his seam bowling, surprisingly claimed five wickets while bowling left-arm spin, leaving Bedi pleasantly surprised. 
