Cheteshwar Pujara (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary)
Former Indian Captain Anil Kumble and several other cricket personalities paid tribute to Cheteshwar to Pujar, who announced his retirement from all forms of Indian cricket on Sunday. Pujara (37) closed his career after playing 103 tests, where he accumulated 7 195 runs on average 43.60, of which the 19th century and 35 1950s. Pujara last represented India in the final of the World Championship in 2023 against Australia. In tests, he retires as the eighth highest Indian highest run. “Congratulations on a fantastic career! You were a great ambassador to this wonderful game @cheteshwar1. We all proud of all your success in cricket fields. He wrote Kumble on his x account.
Anil Kumble Tweet
Indian head coach Gautam Gambhir shared a powerful homage and wrote, “He stood tall when the storm raged, fought when hope disappeared. Congratulations I pay @cheteshwar1.”
Gautam Gambhir Tweet
Ajinkya Rahane, who has created many partnerships with the loan, also wrote: “Congratulations we go to a wonderful career. He loved every moment of playing with you and always appreciate our special test victory.
Ajinkya Rahane Tweet
Indian Captain T20i Suryakumar Yadav published a short message on Instagram and said, “I am happy to retire Bhai,” while the former Indian spinner Ravican Ashwin wrote, “He did well. Happy retire.” “Congratulations on the wonderful @cheteshwar1 test career. Your gravel, determination and hard work was inspiring and you can be very proud of what you have achieved. All the best for the unforgettable second shift,” Viender Sehwag said.
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Yuvraj Singh also gave up respect: “Someone who always gave his mind, body and soul for Earth! Many congratulations to an excellent career Put! We’ll see you on the other side!”
Yuvraj Singh Tweet
Pragyan Ojha added: “When you enter this new chapter of life, we celebrate not only your retirement, but also a remarkable path you have experienced. Your posts will be remembered with respect and your kindness.” Wriddhiman Saha, who shared a loan dressing room for years, wrote: “I watched your patience from a nearby and fought in the hardest moments. Proud to share fields and dressing room with you.” Wasim Jaffer summarized it perfectly: “The first of your name, the last of its kind. Make a bow for a star career @cheteshwar1. You should be mighty proud of what you achieved to put on an Indian cap.”
