Cheeshwar Pujara on retirement on retirement

The India National Cricket Team tested Great Cheeshwar Pujara, the tremendous detection of its retirement from all forms of the cricket game.

Chesshwar Pujara said he is considering playing the next season of Trephy Trophy, but he decided against him at the last minute to give his place to the younger player.

From about a week I thought this is the right time – Cheeshwar Pujara

On Sunday, August 24, Citchwar Boujara announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, which put an end to his professional life.

He played 103 test matches for India and won the “Wall” title for his specified matches in No. 3. Bugara scored 7195 running the cricket test at a good rate of 43.60. He also played five Odis, but he did not achieve much success.

Meanwhile, Bugara revealed that he started thinking about his recent retirement and I think it was the right time to stay away from playing the cricket.

“Look, I didn’t think much about it earlier. About a week ago I thought this is a time. So when I made this decision, it is a proud moment for me and my entire family.

“On this day, I would like to thank all my teammates, a coach and all the support staff who worked with them, because this is a proud moment for me. The Indian team represents, from childhood, when I was young, it was always a dream to play with India. When this dream was completed, and for many years, this journey continued, we created a lot of memories, so, there are many memories in my career yet,”

This was my personal call – Cheeshwar Pujara

Bugara explained that he was not forced to retire, and his personal decision was to say goodbye to the professional Cricket to make way for younger talents.

“This was my personal call and decided that this is the time, especially when young players should get opportunities in the local cricket game. Earlier, I thought I will play in this Ranji season, but then I felt that if the young players got the opportunity, they will be ready soon.

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In fact today, a proud moment, a happy day – Cheeshwar Pujara

Chicwar Bogara also said he was very proud of his cricket achievements because he played with India for a very long time despite suffering major injuries early in his career.

“For me, this is a very unforgettable day, the journey with the Indian team, the matches and the series that we played, and the team’s shows, and they all mean a lot to me.

“In fact, today it is a proud moment, a happy day. I had the opportunity to play with India for many years. In my career, I was seriously injured in 2009 and 2011, to recover from it and still play for many years, I did not think that would happen.