Goa, Aug. 24 -- India's one of the most dependable batters in whites, Cheteshwar Pujara, has retired from all forms of Indian cricket. At 37, Pujara bows out after a 13-year international career defined by grit, patience, and match-winning knocks in the longest format.
Pujara played 103 Tests, amassing 7,195 runs with 19 centuries, including memorable hundreds against Australia and England. His defining moment came in the 2018-19 series in Australia, where his 521 runs helped India clinch their first-ever Test series win Down Under.
Reflecting on his journey, Pujara wrote on social media, "As a little boy from Rajkot, I dreamt of representing India. This game has given me so much - opportunities, experiences, and above all, the honour o...
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