Sarfaraz Khan
The game of the first day of the third match of the 5-match Test series being played between India and England at Rajkot ground can be said to be in the name of the Indian team. At the end of the day, Team India had scored 326 runs at the loss of 5 wickets in its first innings. In the third Test, Sarfaraz Khan, who was part of the playing 11 of the Indian Test team, saw an inning of 62 runs, although he got run out and returned to the pavilion just before the end of the day’s play. Now Sarfaraz Khan has given the first statement regarding this, in which he called it a part of the game.
this happens in sports
Sarfaraz Khan, in the press conference after the end of the first day of Rajkot Test match, said about his run out that it is a part of the game. Such moments are seen many times in cricket. Sometimes you get run out and sometimes you get runs. I spoke to Jadeja during lunch and told him to keep talking to me while playing. I like to talk while playing. I told him to keep talking to me while I was playing when I went out to bat. He kept talking and supported me a lot while batting.
I was nervous on the first few balls
On the first day of the Rajkot Test match, a partnership of 204 runs was seen for the fourth wicket between Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja. During this, Sarfaraz Khan had to wait for almost 4 hours for his batting. Regarding this, Sarfaraz said that after coming on the crease, I was nervous on the first few balls but I have practiced so much and worked hard that everything went well. Regarding his father’s presence on the field, he further said that it was my father’s dream to play for India but unfortunately due to some reasons it could not happen. They worked hard on me and are now doing the same to my brother. This is the biggest moment of my life. Runs and performance were not on my mind as much as I was happy playing for India in front of my father.
(PTI INPUTS)
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