Cheteshwar Pujara Rohit Sharma memory : Cheteshwar Pujara is a batsman who has set the final sign of patience. India has repeatedly frustrated his opponent. His exhausting and long innings have a big role in winning many historic Test matches and series of India. Even in his childhood cricket, the attention and determination of worship was enough to bother the opponent’s head.
Former Indian Test captain Rohit Sharma, recently retired, recalled that when he was the first worshiper, it was a teenager, Hitman spoke of a experience. “I can still remember that our team meeting was the only thing in our team meeting – how to get out of OK. And if I can’t, maybe I will lose the match. ‘
Rohit added, “When I went to the field at the age of 5 and returned home in the evening, my face would change. He used to bat all day and we used to field in the sun for 2-3 days. ‘
‘Mom, what do I do?’
Rohit recalled that after fielding day after day against Puja, his mother became worried about his health. Rohit Sharma said, ‘My mother asked one day – when you get out of the house to play, you do not seem to see your face that will happen later! After 3-5 days, I came back and saw you. I used to say then – ‘Mma, what do I do? There is a batsman named Cheteshwar Pujara, he has been batting for three days! ‘ … This was our first impression about him. ‘
Currently Cheteshwar Pujara is still playing the Ranji Trophy for Saurashtra, though not international retirement – I still have the opportunity to return to the Test squad. Rohit Sharma, on the other hand, retired from Test cricket and handed over captains to Shubhman Gill and now only focus on the international ODI. This memoir has become a unique gift to the cricketers with the patience of the puja and the humor of Rohit.