Cheteshwar Pujara reveals a book about her life written by Pujar’s wife

As the cricket world is swallowed in excitement IPL 2025A calmer but deeply meaningful narrative, she appeared from the field. Indian veteran dough Cheteshwar pujaratogether with his wife Offers of bidsdiscovered a touching memoir called ‘The Wife’s Wife’s Diary: A very unusual memoir. ‘Scheduled to hit the shelves 29. April, Book – Published Harpercollins India and co -author s Namita Kala– I already hit the chord with fans and readers equally.

Cheteshwar Pujara announces a book about his life, the author of the wife of Pujar Pujar

Leaving the usual autobiography aimed at cricket, this memoir diverts the focus on the often unprecedented journey of spouses-emotional backbone background. Written by Puja’s voice, she has been entering her life since she married Cheteshwar 2013, exploring a transformation from a woman who is not familiar with a crypt to an unwavering fan of one of the most difficult Indian test cruskets.

From the navigation of the missed anniversaries due to foreign tour to understanding the heart on the arches and triumphs that come with a cried career, Puja paints the uni -filtered image of a woman behind the “wall”. It’s not just about statistics and matches-it’s about video calls on late nights, quiet prayers, household management and quietly cheering from far away.

The book offers rare insights into their marriage, where the cricket slowly became an integral part of the Puja world. She honestly writes about the teaching of a sports diet to support her husband’s vegetarian lifestyle, managing the pujara house as the only woman in the traditional family and the peaceful strength that is needed to serve the pressures that come as a life partner of the crislette.

In a touching video of the announcement that the couple shared on Instagram, Cheteshwar presented the project: “I’m really excited to share something close to our hearts,” While Puja, smiling, reminded him, reminded him, “It’s your journey, but I’m an author,” Calling himself an observer from the “end of a non -trainee”.

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Traveling from Rajkota to Global Stage

Although the memoir is largely a Pujana perspective, it complements the story of the rise of Cheteshwara – from playing in the narrow strips of Rajkot’s railway colony to the becoming of one of the most reliable Indian tests. After scoring more than 7,000 trial runs in 103 matches, including 19 centuries and three double centuries, Pujara earned the nickname “Wall 2.0” for his fold resistance.

Cheteshwar may not currently not part of the Indian play XI – The last appearance was the Final WTC 2023. – but he took on a new role during IPL 2025 as a hindi commentator and analyst of the crislette. His professional insights are well received, bringing a different dimension to his career after playing.

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