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“Good Shot Bhaiya” Acclaims Kid As Sanju Samson Enjoys Pickleball

Indian wicketkeeper batsman Sanju Samson was spotted enjoying his time off playing pickleball with UAE cricketer Chirag Suri. Their fun session as a pair gained attention on social media, which also showcased their skills outside of the cricket field. 

Samson and Suri participated in a friendly and fun pickleball game demonstrating great teamwork and sportsmanship. Suri shared the match on his official Instagram handle, highlighting the moment when Sanju Samson won a point followed by a celebration. This video didn’t take much time to attract significant online engagement, especially among the fans who are eagerly waiting to see the star athlete enjoying his leisure time.

The video did not only capture the great winning shot of Samson but also some hilarious moments as a kid in the background shouts, “Good shot bhaiya”. This comment was the highlight of the post and to add to it Samson responded in comments adding a lighthearted and friendly nature of the interaction. Their partnership on the pickleball court was a delight for the fans to watch.

Samson has had a challenging season, who last played competitive cricket during the T20I series against Sri Lanka in July, where he could get off the mark in both his appearances. Despite this setback and seeing his playful outing, one can say that he is optimistic and all set to make a return in the Ranji Trophy for the 2024-25 season commencing in October

Apart from his domestic commitments, there are signs that Samson may make a return to international cricket during the India vs Bangladesh series in the T20I format later this year. The competition for a place in the national squad is intense considering the retirement of Rohit and Virat, making his performance in the upcoming tournament crucial.

Samson’s display of pickleball skill states so much about his potential versatility as a total athlete, and no less, as indicative of what he’s drawn from a balanced life outside of the gruelling rigours of professional athletics. Fans responded well to the content, expressing their joy at watching sportsmen being involved in other sports outside their showcase events.

Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer Aim to Revive Test Careers in Buchi Babu Tournament

The Love For Red Cherry Has Always Been There – Suryakumar Yadav on working on Test Comeback

After showcasing an immense talent and skills in the T20 format, Suryakumar Yadav is actively working on regaining his position in the Indian test squad and has chosen to focus on the domestic tournaments to prepare himself and showcase his capabilities. He also highlights the importance of preparation and mindset and also sheds light on the challenges.

Suryakumar Yadav is very determined to make this comeback and has come up with a clear strategy for the same. He is currently focused on demonstrating his capabilities in red-ball cricket during the Buchi Babu tournament followed by the Duleep trophy. He believes this is a platform to impress the selectors and make his way back in the national side. 

In a recent statement, he says that selection of the team is out of his hands but his performance is well in his control. He also said “ Stay humbled if you do well or go back to the drawing board and start again if you don’t. “ This mindset of his reflects a mature approach dealing with the competition and the pressure of performing at the highest level and acknowledging the importance of performing when given a shot.

Suryakumar Yadav recognises the intense competition in the Indian cricket setup, as a lot of other players have excelled when given an opportunity. Yadav made his Indian debut in a test match but suffered an injury and couldn’t make the most of the opportunity. He respects the extra yards put in by his competitors and states that those who performed well deserve to maintain their spot in the team. 

He also highlights the unique demand of test cricket compared to the shorter formats. Test cricket being a multiday format requires a different mindset and preparation to excel in this format. Looking ahead, Yadav expresses his excitement for the upcoming test season, with around 10 matches lined up against teams like Bangladesh and New Zealand, followed by a much-anticipated series in Australia, after all we all remember the breach of Gabba. He believes he has what it takes to be in the test squad and is eager to prove it to the selectors through his performance in the domestic circuit.

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