Cheteshwar Pujara performed an enormous position in India drawing the third Test match in Sydney towards Australia. And he was not alone. There was a sure gentleman referred to as Hanuma Vihari who stood alongside him to avoid wasting the sport for India. Although that excellent efficiency made certain that Pujara bought the accolade he deserves as bought picked by Chennai Superkings in IPL auctions, Vihari was not that fortunate.
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“I’m really pleased that what I’ve done for the Indian team is noticed and I got results for that. I was told when I was picked, all the franchises clapped in the auction room. I feel that when you are doing something for the Indian team, people love it, they know the value I bring in. Not just the franchises, almost all my India team-mates were really happy for me. Last few years I’m the only one who has been missing out on playing in the IPL from the Indian team,” he added.
Pujara has been cautious up to now and a bit reluctant in altering his recreation for the shortest format apprehensive that it could have an effect on his batting in Test cricket – the place he’s considered the New Wall of India and one of many most interesting in India’s historical past. However, he mentioned these inhibitions have gone away with expertise and maturity.
“Absolutely. It all comes with experience. When I was playing the T20 format in the past, I had a little bit of a worry that what if my Test cricket gets spoiled? Then there will be some technical error once the IPL gets over. But now I am over that. What I realised over a period of time is my natural game, my strengths, will never go away.”
Pujara was grateful to Rahul Dravid for his recommendation. The unique Wall of India advised Pujara that his pure recreation and core won’t change even when he tried to experiment enjoying totally different pictures in T20 cricket.
