Cheteshwar Pujara reveals what destroyed his career with a white ball

Cheteshwar pujaraKnown as one of the best test doughs of his generation, he opened on the challenges to be labeled exclusively as a “test cricket expert”. Cheteshwar Pujara said he was always a priority and enjoyed playing the test cricken, but revealed that this mark could be limiting.

Pujara built her name with pure determination and classic technique. Rapid number 3 for India, showed great patience and toughness many times in white people, including during the 2018-19 test series in Australiawhere he faced over 1200 balls.

Cheteshwar Pujara Demolish Missing the chances of a white ball because of the “Test Specialist” tag

Even Saurashtra dough boldly hit bodily blows at Gabbi 2021 to help India to win a historic test match and a Border-Gavascar trophy in Australia.

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Before his heroes, he was discarded in 2014 and 2016 because of too much slow achievement, but bounced with big appearances at home and at home.

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However, Pujari’s journey was never easy. Even with an impressive list of 57, including solid driving in England, a veteran Indian dough never got the opportunity in the T20I crisis. He quietly wore a “Test specialist” mark and worked hard to earn acknowledgment in the Christian world.

Cheteshwar Pujara says it is marked with a test expert that it is not a blessing

Now Pujara has finally admitted that only as a test expert is reduced by a crunch capability with a white ball, despite its potential to be carried out in format. He bravely admitted that the label was negative for him, because he did not get many opportunities in the white ball format.

Cheteshwar Pujara India said today, “Well, I’ve always enjoyed playing a test format. But if you’re just marked as a test player, it’s not always a real sticker for someone who has the potential to play other formats. I enjoy the test crice – that has always been my priority.”

Pujara added: “And yes, marking in this way means that people admit that you are talented enough to play the purest form. But at the same time, it can be limiting and perceived in a negative way. Because once you are marked as a test player, you don’t get many opportunities with a white ball.”

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Cheteshwar Pujara promises to continue to fight

Meanwhile, Cheteshwar Pujar emphasized that his passion for the crice still goes strong. The mid -row dough emphasized that he was fully dedicated to the game, remained in shape and focused, whether to play at the home level or the goal to return to the top.

Pujara signed himself, saying, “Yes, absolutely. As long as I play cricket, it doesn’t matter what level I am. I love the game and work hard to maintain my rhythm, fitness and connection with sports. So whenever the opportunity appears – either at the home level or at the highest level – I will be ready.”

Significantly, Pujara only played 5ds for India and scored only 51 rides. However, he represented India in 103 tests of matches and scored more than 7,100 rides with the help of 19 hundred and 35 fifties. He collected races in a domestic crisis, but still neglects him for a tour in England.