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‘Hope You Are Ready With Your Mic’: Jemimah Invites Gavaskar For Sing-along After Latter’s Promise
Before India’s World Cup final clash against South Africa, Gavaskar, during a conversation with India Today, had said that he would sing a song alongside Jemimah, with the batter jamming on the guitar, if India won the championship title.
"If India win the World Cup, she and I—if she's okay with it-will sing a song together. She'll have her guitar, and I'll sing along," Gavaskar had said.
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