Watch: “Appropriate doppelganger!” – Dinesh Karthik reveals the double of Chetehwar Pujara | Cricket news

Former Indian cricket player and commentator Dinesh Karthik shared a light video on social networks featuring the Indian test drummer Chetehwar Pujara and his double Alex Noble, a BBC sports journalist, during the series of current tests between England and India. Karthik, which is part of the series broadcasting team, created a fun moment by introducing the two looks and capturing their reactions. The video, shared on the Karthik Instagram account, shows it by presenting both Pujara and noble while highlighting their striking resemblance despite different parts of the world. “What I’m going to show you right now is a cricket player and another person who looks so similar, of a completely different part of the globe. Let me show you all. It’s Chetehwar Pujara, an Indian cricket player, and a man who broadcast recently, and takes a look at this, it’s Alex Noble, “Karthik said in the video. The clip presents Karthik questioning the two individuals about their resemblance, which led to laughs among the people present. Noble, who works as a sports journalist at BBC Sport, was identified by Karthik as the appropriate “doppelganger” of Pujara. Pujara, who represented India in 103 test matches and scored 7,195 points at an average of 43.60, appeared for the last time for the national team in 2023 during the final of the WCI world championship against Australia at the oval.

Since then, Pujara has been absent from the national configuration, missing both the home series against New Zealand and the Border-Gavaskar 2024-25 trophy in Australia. He maintained his presence as a cricket by participating in the domestic cricket. In the Ranji 2024-25 trophy, Pujara represented Saurashtra and scored 402 points in seven matches, now an average of 40.20. Its performance included a double century. Currently, he contributes to the broadcast team covering the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy.