‘Chetehwar Pujara protected Virat Kohli …. Shubman Gill does not want …’: The daring declaration of the legend of England
The former captain of the National Cricket Cricket team Nasser Husser Hussain praised the former drummer of the India national cricket team, Chetehwar Pujara, who recently announced his retirement.
Nasser Hussain said that Chetehwar Pujara was a good old -fashioned drummer No. 3, who has done an excellent job for the India national cricket team over the years and has protected average strikers like Virat Kohli.
Chetehwar Pujara ended his test career with 7,195 points
Sunday, August 24, the Test of India struck the great Chetehwar Pujara announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, and after that, he revealed that he was thinking of playing the next season of the Ranji trophy, but estimated that it was the right time to make room for younger players in the Saurashtra team.
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Pujara made his test in the Test for the National Cricket Team of India at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on October 9, 2010 against the national Australian cricket team.
From there, he played a total of 103 test games for the country and scored 7,195 points in his legendary career with an average of 43.60, with 19 centuries and 35 Cinquantaines.
The last of the test purists, Pujara, played most of his matches – 94 – at No. 3 and became the ideal successor to the legendary Rahul Dravid.
His latest appearance for Team India came to the final of the ICC 2023 world test championship, and after that, he did not abandon and made a version, marking regularly for Sarashtra and for Sussex, but he was not recalled.
Shubman Gill does not want to do it for India – Nasser Hussain
Speaking on the Sky Sports Youtube channel, Nasser Hussain congratulated Cheteshwar Pujara for having done the difficult job for India and stressed how New-Age Gill and Joe Root hesitate to fight at n ° 3 in the tests. He said:
“A real old school n ° 3. And he had to take over from one of the big n ° 3 of all time at Rahul Dravid. This is something that is a bit lacking in international cricket – n ° 3. Even in the side of England, Joe Root does not want to do it.
“In our time, your n ° 3 was your best player, whether VIV Richards, Ricky Ponting or Rahul Dravid. Not an easy -to -do position, but Pujara did it as well as anyone.”
He protected the average order, with Kohli in there – Nasser Hussain
In his post tribute to Cheteshwar Pujara, the legendary Virat Kohli had mentioned that he had made his work in No. 4. Make a statement in similar lines, Nasser Hussain said that Cheteshwar Pujara protected Kohli from the new ball. He said:
“Another of the old school strikers has disappeared. A bat for your life and on my dough corpse that played the ball late and produced big sleeves, especially in Australia. He was loved by Indian fans for having played like that. And he protected the middle order, with Kohli in it, the new ball.
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