8 Things you missed | From Pujara's secret water bottle to Virat Kohli giving catch practice to the umpire
no image
54
Apart from Prithvi Shaw's century, we are sure that you missed at least 8 things that happened in the match today. As the first Day in Rajkot was pretty one sided, there is a chance that you might've been bored and switched off your phones and TV. Don't worry we have got it here for you.
Achievement Unlocked!
Prithvi Shaw became the youngest player to score a 50 and a 100 on his Test debut. What a career this guy is going to have!
The Pujara way!
Cheteshwar Pujara found a new way to beat the heat. He brought a small water bottle along with him which slips into the pocket nicely. Smart!
Beating Rajkot's heat, Pujara's way 🆒😎
— BCCI (@BCCI)
Phew! That was close!
Prithvi Shaw's timely call saved Cheteshwar Pujara from getting out yet from yet another run-out. The reaction from the dressing room was priceless!
Shaw's favourite Hunting ground!
Did you know Prithvi Shaw scored a ton in his debut Ranji match and it was also in Rajkot!
Mission: Save Test cricket!
Great initiative by BCCI! They have reserved 10% of the seats for school children! Hope these kids got inspired by what Prithvi Shaw did today!
©BCCICameron Bancroft, was that you?
A new ball was taken in the 84th over but by the end of the over, there was a huge part of the ball which was shaved off and had to be replaced. You know who is capable of doing it!
Too hot to handle!
After the ball was changed, Roston Chase couldn't grip the ball and we saw something rare happen!
Catch practice for the Umpire!
Virat Kohli was seen giving catch practice for the umpire just before the beginning of the 3rd session!
read previousIND vs SL | Twitter Reacts as India secure thrilling Super over win over Sri lannka in last Super Fours game
India beat Sri Lanka in a thrilling super over battle at Dubai on Friday. Pathum Nissanka's incredible century goes in vain and India kept their nerve in the tight fixture and continued their unbeaten streak ahead of the highly anticipated final game against Pakistan on September 28.No communication from anyone after I was dropped from the team, reveals Murali Vijayread next
Murali Vijay has stated that he was not contacted by the Chief Selector or any other of the selectors after he was dropped for poor performance in first two Test matches against England. Last month, Karun Nair also had similar concerns when he was not picked for Test series against West Indies.
Comments
Leave a comment0 Comments