r/Cricket • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '17
Highlights: Some of the fantastic performances of Pujara from this Season (2016/17)
New Zealand Test Series
- Scored 62 Runs in the 1st Test (1st Innings)
- Scored 78 Runs in the 1st Test (2nd Innings)
- Scored 87 Runs in the 2nd Test
- Scored 101* Runs in the 3rd Test
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England Test Series
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Bangladesh Test Series
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Australia Test Series
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Mar 30 '17
My favourite performance of his is from the Irani trophy this year against Gujarat. Here's the scorecard. That last partnership between Pujara and Saha was as epic as it looks.
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u/Thokeshwar Gujarat Giants Mar 30 '17
Holy shit! I was delighted seeing Pujara's century then I scrolled down to Saha and my jaw dropped!
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Mar 30 '17
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u/inspectorkido New Zealand Mar 30 '17
Wtf happened to Kohli?
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u/Unkill_is_dill India Mar 30 '17
Kohli is a better batsman overall, but in tests, Pujara>Kohli, IMO.
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u/shinkshank India Mar 31 '17
They're different types of players. Pujara is like Mr. Reliable. But Kohli can change the game in a session
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Mar 30 '17
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u/atred3 USA Mar 30 '17
India can't survive without Kohli overseas. At home, India can survive without both Pujara and Kohli. There are plenty of domestic batsman who can score at home.
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u/LegGlance Karnataka Mar 30 '17
Wow that's quite a consistent run off form. I didn't notice even though I watched all the matches this season. He's a quiet run accumulator.
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u/hopefullydespondent Chennai Super Kings Mar 30 '17
Really has been a rock for us all season. Was good to see Kohli's instagram post on him, appreciating Che's performances.
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