Not Jasper Pumra or Mitchell Stark! Chesshwar Pujara chooses the most difficult archers ever

Previous Indian mixture Cheeshwar PujaraAnd, who announced his retirement on August 24, revealed the four archers who were considered the most difficult opponent in his career. Bugara Gaspart Pomara did not include in the list and chose two former South Africa Pistures with archers from England and Australia.

The 37 -year -old cricket player has ended his 13 -year -old journey. Pujara represented India in 108 internationals, including 103 tests. 7195 tests were recorded in the tests at a rate of 43.60 on average with 19 centuries. The right mixture played major roles in the series of tests in India in Australia in 2018-19 and 2020-21.

Chesshwar Pujara chooses the most difficult archers he faced in his career

In an interview with The Times of India, Chesshwar Pujara chose four players who challenged him more. The 37 -year -old is Del Stein, Morne MorkelJames Anderson, and Pat Kamens as the most difficult opponents he faced during his career.

“Over the course of my career, Del Stein, Morne Morkel, James Anderson, and Kamens were among the most challenging players I faced,” said Bogra.

Bugara struggled against high -quality rapid archers, especially from South Africa. He managed to register 882 in 17 tests at only 30.41 against South Africa. The mixture was 28.15 in 19 roles in the country.

Bojara fought against Del Stein and Morne Morkel, with an average of 30 and 19, respectively, and was rejected six times between the two. He also struggled against James Anderson. The previous 3 mixture was rejected by the British 12 times, at a rate of 21.80 on average.

It was an average of 39.51 in tests against England in general, but its average in English conditions was 29. Bugara was on average 22.50 against Bat Kamins and was rejected eight times by the Australian Rami.

There were many important things

Chesshwar Pujara also named five test roles of his career. The right mixture stated that it is estimated at 92 in the second roles against Australia In Bangaluru in the 2016-17 (BGT) Cup.

“There were many tasks, but there are a few.

“Then there are 123 in Adelaide in 2018, on the opening day of the series that we eventually won. Hundreds of double in India remain near me -206 not against England in Ahmed Abad (2012-13) and 204 against Australia in the Hyderabad season (2012-13).

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Bugara registered 145 in Sri Lanka In 2015, which helped India secure the victory of 117 orbit and liquidate the three-game match series. He also scored 123 in Adelaide during the opening match of 2018-19. The mixture was effective in India winning the 2-1 series.

Boujara included its double horns against England and Australia in India during the 2012-13 season in the number 3 and 4. It should be noted that both victories came within five months.

The Saurashtra 92 was also highlighted in the second roles against Australia in Bangaluru in 2017. He led India to settle the four-match series in 1-1. The men went blue to win the series by 1-1.

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