Pujara played 103 matches in Test cricket and scored 7195 runs. His bat scored 19 centuries and 34 half -centuries. These runs, scored at an average of around 43, testify to their patience, technology and dedication. However, he was running out of Team India for the last two years.

During this, the young players got a chance and the team caught a new direction. Pujara clearly said that now is the right time for him to move forward and leave the place for new players.

Announcing his retirement, he said, “I have always given everything to cricket. It has been a matter of respect for me to be a part of the Indian Test team. Now when I look back, I do not regret it. I do not regret it. It is just satisfaction that whatever I played, played with full heart.”

Cheteshwar Pujara’s cricket career may have been great, but he never ignored studies. He gave J.J. He earned a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) degree from Kundalia College. Completing studies even amidst the busyness of cricket is a proof of his hard work and discipline.

Pujara was always known for his patience and long innings. In this era of fast cricket, when batsmen are busy batting for T20 style, Pujara maintained the importance of classic Test cricket.

His batting was not only technic but also a mental challenge for the opposing bowlers. Their most memorable innings include innings played against Australia and England, where they took the team out of the difficult situation.