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Subhash Gupte was one of the torch bearers of art of leg spin in India. In his playing days, Subhash Gupte was hugely respected as a spinner of the highest order. Subhash Gupte made his debut against England at Eden Gardens in 1952. It took him quite a while to gain momentum in test cricket, for he started struggled for wickets initially, but once he did, there was not stopping him. One brilliant series followed another and Subhash Gupte soon became a match winner for India. Subhash Gupte met with lot of success in the bouncy wickets of West Indies. He was fondly called Fergie, after the West Indian leg spinner Wilfred Ferguson. Subhash Gupte played in 36 test matches and took 149 wickets at an average of 29.55. From his 115 first-class matches, he extracted 530 wickets at an average of 23.71. Subhash Gupte had a West Indian wife and he settled in Trinidad after his retirement. livescore.warofcricket.com gives information on Subhash Gupte and other Great Cricket Players |
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