Ajinkya Rahane, Indian cricket veteran, has been granted a plot in Bandra by the Maharashtra government to build a sports facility. The plot was initially allocated to Sunil Gavaskar in 1988 but remained unused.

Former state housing minister Jitendra Awhad had in 2021 highlighted the non-utilisation of the plot by Sunil Gavaskar which has now been handed over to Ajinkya Rahane

The Maharashtra state cabinet has allocated a 2,000 sq m plot at Bandra reclamation to Ajinkya Rahane for developing a cricket academy. Initially given to Sunil Gavaskar in 1988, the land was returned in May 2022.

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Ajinkya Rahane has been allocated a 2,000 square-meter plot in Bandra to develop a sports facility and cricket academy, previously designated for Sunil Gavaskar. The Maharashtra cabinet approved the lease for thirty years to revitalize the unused site.

The Maharashtra cabinet on Monday approved the transfer of a 2,000 square meter land parcel in the upscale Bandra area of Mumbai on lease to ace batsman Ajinkya Rahane to develop a sports complex. The plot was originally allotted to cricketer Sunil Gavaskar in 1988 for setting up an indoor training academy but the cricketer could not utilise it

Maharashtra government on Monday (September 23) allotted Bandra plot unutilised by legend Sunil Gavaskar to fellow cricketer Ajinkya Rahane.

This plot, allotted to Sunil Gavaskar Cricket Foundation Trust, was returned to the state government by the cricket legend in May 2022.