Sunil Gavaskar: 
The former Indian former is the real little master of Indian cricket. He received 86 percent vote for this slot. He played the game with pride as he had a supreme technique and temperament. Playing without a helmet against the fast bowler of West Indies was the most frightening job in the 1970s and 1980s, but Gavaskar did it.
He scored more than 10 thousand runs and has 34 hundred, the then most number of hundreds. Gavaskar’s batting average was more than 51. But in the debut series against West Indies, he scored hundred and double hundred to know the world his class.