Cricket Viral Video: Cheteshwar Pujara, known for his determination and unwavering defense in Test cricket, has evolved from a fearless white-ball batsman to the player he is today. Pujara made his first-class debut at the young age of 17 and was part of India’s 2006 U19 World Cup team, where he made a lasting impression.
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Cheteshwar Pujara hits a blistering hundred
He was the highest run-scorer in the tournament, amassing 349 runs with a stunning average of 116.33, including a remarkable 129-run innings in the semi-final against England that resulted in a victory for India. His successful List A career and versatility as a batsman have made Pujara a valuable asset to the Indian cricket team.
Cheteshwar Pujara’s innings in the 2006 U19 World Cup semi-final match against England is considered an outstanding performance. Pujara, who at the time was known for his free-flowing white-ball style, showcased his ability to accumulate runs in a dominant fashion. Despite facing early spin from Moeen Ali and benefiting from a dropped chance, Pujara compiled 129 not out off 146 balls to lead India to a winning total of 292.
He formed a 112-run partnership with Rohit Sharma, reaching his first 100 runs in 135 deliveries and adding the next 29 runs in just 11 balls. Pujara finished the tournament as the highest run-scorer, 11 runs ahead of Eoin Morgan of Ireland, and was awarded the Player of the Tournament title. Today, Pujara’s style of play is known for his determination and tenacity in Test cricket, relying on defense instead of attack.
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Meanwhile, the English team didn’t fare well and swiftly collapsed to 58 all out, with only Graeme Welch reaching double figures.
After this, during the 2006 U19 World Cup final, India faced defeat after a brilliant spell from Anwar Ali reduced the team to 9-6 and 23-7. Despite Piyush Chawla’s valiant effort of making an unbeaten 25 runs with the bat, India lost the game by 38 runs. The game was dominated by the ball, with Piyush Chawla taking 4-8 to dismiss Pakistan, led by future captain Sarfaraz Ahmed, for a total of 109 runs.
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