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Will be remembered for BGT heroics.

Such a shame that he failed in 3 of SENA nations. Otherwise his stature would be much higher.

Still served us well. :wp120:

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11 hours ago, raki05 said:

How come smith and root avging so much. Its alll bs their avg 3 reflect what they were.

They don't get those kind of pitches at home like Indians got.

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11 minutes ago, rkt.india said:

They don't get those kind of pitches at home like Indians got.

Pre Bazball pitches, post 2019 Aus pitches have been tough. 

 

They are simply better than our guys. 

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On 8/24/2025 at 3:32 AM, Lord said:

Cheteshwar Pujara retires from international cricket 

I wouuld open the title with - "Pujara becomes Gujara, finally"

 

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One of my fav Test cricketer after the Fab4 (Sachin, Dravid, Laxman, Sehwag that is) , saved India a lot of blushes.  The OG strokeless wonder. 

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2 hours ago, Gollum said:

Pre Bazball pitches, post 2019 Aus pitches have been tough. 

 

They are simply better than our guys. 

 

Root averaged in 20s and 30s in Aus tours.

 

Root and Smith are better for sure.

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15 hours ago, Trichromatic said:

 

Pujara was always scoring in Ranjis.

 

Ultimately home games, weak opponents are where players score bulk of their international runs. If those are dried up, then there is very little opportunity to get to top form.

 

Runs are runs whether intl or domestic. Weak team bowlers are same like Ranjis. They can get in form there.

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1 hour ago, zen said:

Just makes it official as he had already left the ground sometime ago. 
 

The hero of a 100 adventures :hatsoff:

I think Hardik rubbed you the wrong way during that GT-MI swap. And Pujara officially done. 

 

Who are the Indian players you will keep an eye on among the younger bunch? Guys you think who could take Indian cricket to the next level. 

 

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2 hours ago, Gollum said:

I think Hardik rubbed you the wrong way during that GT-MI swap. And Pujara officially done. 

 

Who are the Indian players you will keep an eye on among the younger bunch? Guys you think who could take Indian cricket to the next level. 

 


We have so many good players so whoever does well will support those guys. 
 

I think the dynamics in cricket is changing (including all year around cricket over multiple formats) so unless someone becomes a “superstar”, we will see a lot of players being rotated. 
 

We could be moving to an era where how the team performs becomes the key versus who plays. India had that concept where a player mattered the most (at times even seen as the game itself) but that line of thinking will change as we get more and more talented players. 
 

Yes, BCCI will do its best to create superstars to drive the fan following but fans will become more open. 

 

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21 hours ago, Vilander said:

Will forever remember how he and pant ground Australia into the dirt in the series win down under. Epic 4th test. Unforgettable..

 

Gill's performance is forgotten in that innings. Was hitting the bowlers all around when Pujara was getting hit, That set the platform for Pant

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Had his limitations but he was great servant of Indian cricket.

 

Victim of poor pitches at home  and frequent  away tours where they played in bowler friendly wickets.

 

 

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7 hours ago, putrevus said:

Had his limitations but he was great servant of Indian cricket.

 

Victim of poor pitches at home  and frequent  away tours where they played in bowler friendly wickets.

 

 

i know what you did here

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