Those cricketers who are doctors (photo- Mohd Zakir / HT Via Getty Images)
National Doctor’s Day will be celebrated on 1 July. National Doctor’s Day is celebrated on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, the famous doctor of India and second CM of P. Bengal. Today we are going to tell you about those cricket players who do wonders inside the field, but outside the field they are no less than the Messiah for the common people. We are going to tell you about those players who are cricketers as well as doctors. One of these players has also played in IPL.
Daniel Harris
Daniel Joseph Harris is a former Australian cricketer to play a lot of cricket for South Australia, Adelaide Strikers, Melbourne Renegade and IPL team Deccan Chargers. Harris retired from professional cricket in 2014 and became a doctor. He had done MBBS while playing cricket. This player practices in South Australia.
Janet ronalds
Janet Ronalds is an Australian -origin cricketer who plays for the German national team. He scored 584 runs in 8 innings for the German team. In 2020, Janet became the first German player to score a century in T20 International. Janet started her physiotherapy career in Melbourne in 2008, then worked in England from 2011 to 2016. In 2018, she moved to Germany, where she made her debut for the German national team in 2019.
Anuradha Dodadabalpur
Anuradha Dodadaballapur of Indian origin is currently the captain of the German national team. He made his debut for Germany in 2022. Anuradha scored 315 runs in 22 innings and took 27 wickets. In 2020, she became the first female player to take four wickets from four consecutive balls. Anuradha completed his PhD in cardiovascular biology at Frankfurt and now she lives in Germany.
Stephanie Teresa Fronmeyer
England’s Stephanie Teresa Fronmeyer also made her debut for Germany in 2009 and became the first female captain of Germany. He captained for 8 years and scored 157 runs in 22 innings, as well as 12 wickets. Stephanie is also a famous gynecologist in Germany. She completed her medical degree in gynecology from Austria and now practices in Munich, Germany.
Veronica Waskese
Argentina captain Veronica Vaskes made his international debut against Peru in 2019. He scored 267 runs in 18 innings. Apart from being a cricketer, Veronica is also an anesthesiologist in Argentina. During the Kovid-19 epidemic, he worked at Fiorito Hospital in Buenos Aires.
