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CHTSHWAR APPRANTA, one of the most reliable test baptism in modern times, has announced its removal of all Indian cricket forms. In an emotional Sunday statement (August 24), Rajkot’s veteran said that representing India, who carried the national sweater and singing the anthem, was experienced “beyond words.”
He went up, 36, played for the last time in India in the final of the 2023 World Test Championship against Australia in the Oval. It represented the country in 103 tests, scoring 7,195 runs to an average of 43.60, including 19 centuries and 35 years. It was the starting point of India at number 3 for more than a decade and built its reputation in the grain, calm and immense concentration in the fold.
CHTSHWAR APPROACHED THE REMOVATION OF ALL INDI CRICKET FORMS
In his statement, climb reflected on his journey:
“As a child from the small town of Rajkot, together with my parents, I set out to point to the stars; and I dreamed of being part of the Indian Cricket team. Little did I know that then this game would give me so much: opportunities, experiences, purpose, love and especially an opportunity to represent my state and this great nation.”
“Bring the Indian sweater, sing the anthem and try my best every time I stepped on the pitch; it is impossible to put into words what I really meant. But, as they say, all good things must end and with a huge thank you have decided to remove -in all the forms of Indian Cricket.”
He thanked the BCCI, at the Saurashtra Cricket Association, for their coaches, teammates, sponsors and, above all, to his family, accrediting their sacrifices as a founding of his career.
A test test
The greatest legacy of climb is in the test cricket, where his technique and temperament made him the spine of India’s shake. He played to define entries both at home and abroad, often crushing opposition attacks on submission. His most memorable performance took place during the historic trophy of the 2018-19 Indian Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia, where he accumulated 521 runs with an average of 74,42, with more than 1,200 deliveries. His heroic challenge and the Marathon robe earned him the player’s player’s prize and found his place as one of the best test specialists in India.
