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Chetshwar climbed, the Indian wall in the test cricket for more than a decade, announced its removal of all Cricket forms on Sunday, August 24. Chetshwar climb was one of the hardest and most reliable players of his era in the longest format of the game.
Despite his unmatched contribution, India’s warrior silence did not get a farewell party that many felt to deserve, and led to a strong reaction from the former Cricters, including the ex-Bat-Wicketkeeper and the commentator Dinesh Karthik.
Cheeshwar climbed is retired without farewell, Dinesh Karthik has the goal of Gautam Gambhir
While the fans paid tribute to his marathon, which saved India countless times, former cricketers and crickets experts have been discussing how the right hand beating ability to beat for hours helped their teammates in harsh conditions both at home and outside.
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The patience and resilience of the Saurashtra cricket in Australia forced world-class fast-class bowls, creating opportunities for India Florissin’s stroke manufacturers, and was evident during the historic border-Gavaskar trophies of the team during 2018-19 and 2020-2021.
When reacting to the retirement of Chetshwar he went up, Dinesh Karthik indirectly struck India’s leading coach Gautam Gambhir in the way Chetshwar was treated. The commentator has insisted that Gambhir had taken the great work of climbing and hard work.
Dinesh Karthik Slams indirectly Gautam Gambhir to take it up
Dinesh Karthik told Cricbuzz: “Many people have sometimes gave up.”
In the meantime, the greatness of going up to Australia was not just races, but also time and patience. It faced more than 2,100 balls in 15 tickets in two tours in Australia in 2018-19 and 2020-21, forcing the bowls to long spells and worked in favor of India.
And even the well -known emitter Harsha Bhogle admitted that the ability to rise to play over time has helped the average order to bloom in Australia.
Harsha Bhogle greets Chetshwar’s greatness raised
Bhogle told Karthik in Cricbuzz, “Absolutely, no doubt. There’s this story, I think Tim Paine says,” Don’t you get bored? “What he was doing was getting the fast diaper to return to a quarter, fifth or sixth spell. And I think if you see, like all entries, the progression is very interesting.”
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He added: “Going up 2186 balls in 15 tickets on the last tour. Can you imagine? We are seeing in this age where the games end in three or four days that the playing time makes such a big difference. And I would like to see a little more than this play time. And climb it magnificently.”
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On the other hand, announcing his retirement from the game, Ralara published, X: “Bring the Indian sweater, sing the anthem and try the best possible every time I stepped on the field; it is impossible to put in words what it really meant.”
Carrying the Indian sweater, singing the anthem and trying my best every time I stepped on the field: it is impossible to put into words what I really meant. But, as they say, all good things have to end and, with a huge thanks, I decided to retire -in all the forms of … pic.twitter.com/p8yod5tfyt
– Chetshwar raised (@cheshwar1) August 24, 2025
In his career, climb represented India in 103 tests and 5 hatred, scoring 7195 runs and 51 runs, respectively. It has 19 centuries and 35 years in its name in Test Cricket.
