Cheteshwar Pujara's daughter Zumi woke up to see the victory against Australia on TV.
Cheteshwar single-handedly faced 25 to 27 per cent of the total balls of the Australian team: Pujara's father
India have won a historic match in the final of the Test series between India and Australia at the Gabba in Australia. Savaj Cheteshwar Pujara of Saurashtra was instrumental in this victory. Cheteshwar Pujara's daughter Zumi woke up after seeing the Australian team on TV on her home ground in Australia. Cheteshwar's father Arvindbhai Pujara said that Cheteshwar played a brilliant innings that will be remembered for a lifetime.
The ability of young players to fight: Arvindbhai Pujara
Father Arvindbhai Pujara said that India's victory under difficult circumstances is a historic achievement. Among them, Cheteshwar was needed and the moment he gave India the victory by batting, it was a very happy moment for us. This innings was a marvelous one that Cheteshwar will remember for a lifetime. If young players come to the team, we can say that they have the ability to fight.
Arvind Pujara spoke to the media.
In the past, players had to do part-time jobs, but in the
past, players did not get much compensation. Earlier cricket was called part time cricket. Players had to do part-time jobs along with cricket, while now when players play Ranji Trophy, IPL, players do not have financial tension, as they do not have to work for sustenance. This change is very important to me.
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It is a matter of pride for us that Cheteshwar bowled the most number of balls.
In the year 2018 and 19 when we won the series, Cheteshwar scored more than 500 runs. Cheteshwar did not face the ball so much in that series, but in this series, Cheteshwar alone has faced 25 to 27 per cent of the total balls of the Australian team. This is also a matter of pride for us. The Indian team has broken the record of 32 years at the Gabba Stadium along with the Test series.
It is a matter of pride for us that Cheteshwar bowled the most number of balls.
In the year 2018 and 19 when we won the series, Cheteshwar scored more than 500 runs. Cheteshwar did not face the ball so much in that series, but in this series, Cheteshwar alone has faced 25 to 27 per cent of the total balls of the Australian team. This is also a matter of pride for us. The Indian team has broken the record of 32 years at the Gabba Stadium along with the Test series.
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