2011 World Cup: No regrets for missing out on a hundred, I regret not finishing the match - Gautam Gambhir

World Cup 2011 final: Former India opener Gautam Gambhir, who scored 97 runs in the final of World Cup 2011 vs Sri Lanka, has said that he doesn't regret missing out on a hundred but definitely regrets the missed opportunity to finish off the match for India.

Former India opener Gautam Gambhir, who scored 97 important runs in the final of World Cup 2011 versus Sri Lanka on April 2, 2011, has said that his only regret was not being able to finish off the match for his team and that missing out on a hundred was something he doesn't care much about. The 39-year-old added that it was his responsibility to finish off the match alongside MS Dhoni, the then India captain who smashed 79-ball 91 as India clinched the 50-over World Cup after 28 years. In an exclusive interview with Sports Today, the southpaw went on to add that he was scared of the thought of India not winning the cup while walking back to the pavilion. India were in need of 52 more runs off as many balls when Gambhir was castled in the 42nd over. Yuvraj Singh walked in after his departure and Suresh Raina was yet to come