"Dear cricket, give me one more chance," Karun Nair posts emotional tweet after Ranji Trophy snub

Taking to Twitter, Karun Nair posted an emotional message in which he wrote, "Dear cricket, give me one more chance."

Arijit BaruaDecember 11, 2022 at 08:54 AM2 min read
"Dear cricket, give me one more chance," Karun Nair posts emotional tweet after Ranji Trophy snub
Taking to Twitter, Karun Nair posted an emotional message in which he wrote, "Dear cricket, give me one more chance."

Does the name Karun Nair ring a bell? Well, if you have followed Indian domestic cricket, the IPL, and even Test cricket, then you would know of this cricketer and his immense potential. Hailed as a future star once, Nair burst onto the international scene when he became only India's second triple-centurion after Virender Sehwag. He slammed an unbeaten 303 against England in a Test match in December 2016 in Chennai.

Nair was immediately the talk of the town but consecutive failures against Australia in March 2017 meant he lost his place in the Test squad and has not played for India since. He had earlier represented India in two ODIs against Zimbabwe in 2016.

Taking to Twitter, Karun Nair posted an emotional message in which he wrote, "Dear cricket, give me one more chance."

The tweet has gone viral with several cricket followers and fans writing inspirational messages for the cricketer.

While he opened up later on not being given any clarification by the team management on why he never got a chance to play for India again. Nair continued to be an integral part of the Karnataka team in domestic cricket.

But of late, his stocks have plummeted in domestic cricket as well after not finding a place in the state's squads for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy. Meanwhile, on Saturday he was overlooked for the season's first two Ranji Trophy matches as well.

Karun Nair has scored 5922 runs in 85 first-class matches at an average of close to 50. He is also a veteran of 76 IPL matches.

Arijit Barua

Arijit, a cricket fan, joined Sportz Point during its early days and has written more than 1000 articles for the website. Arijit is an engineering student and an avid cricket follower.

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