A 5-match Test series will be played between India and England. In this series, captain Rohit Sharma along with the youth brigade won the series 3-1 in the absence of senior players. The young player who has impressed the most in this series is 23-year-old wicketkeeper and young batsman Dhruv Jurel. He impressed the cricket fans and legends in the second Test of his career in Ranchi. He was the focal point of this Test match. In this context, many former experienced players have also started to give their feedback on Jurel. Former BCCI president and former Indian cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly’s name has also been included in this list. He expressed a great reaction to this right-hander.
Although Dada has retired from cricket, he does not hesitate to share his opinion and suggestions with the players from time to time. He seems very happy with the young players in the India vs England series. Above all, Dhruv Jurel’s batting technique won his heart. But he wasn’t afraid to attack Jurel.
Speaking to RevSportz, Dada said: “What a Test match, Dhruv Jurel played under pressure on a difficult wicket. He has a lot of talent and if he misses this opportunity it will be very difficult to make a comeback. MS Dhoni is a different kind of player. . Jurel has talent, there is no doubt about it. But it took 20 years for MS Dhoni to become MS Dhoni. In fact, it took 15 years for Dhoni to become Dhoni. So let Jurel play. Jurel has the talent to play. Jurel has the talent to play. “Has the ability to perform under pressure. It’s important to perform under pressure. That’s what you expect from a young player.”
Current commentator and legendary batsman of his time, Sunil Gavaskar, was so impressed with Jurel’s brilliant performance in the fourth Test that he even called Jurel the next Dhoni, to which Ganguly’s reaction seemed to be to disagree with him at all. Also disagree. Let us tell you that Jurel saved Team India from trouble in the Ranchi Test. He had scored 90 runs in the first innings. He returned undefeated with a game-winning hit in the second inning.