RANCHI MISSES MS DHONI AS IT BECOMES INDIA'S 26TH TEST AVENEUE
Dhoni couldnt attend the test debut of his homeground in Ranchi
BY- PAKHI SHRIVASTAVA
An image of Mahendra Singh Dhoni playing drums and shaking legs had made a lasting impression here during the opening of the venue, but about four years later when the city becomes India's 26th Test centre, the mood is strikingly sombre
When Ranchi makes its Test debut in India's series-defining third cricket Test against Australia for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in two days time, the most famous son of city will be busy leading his state in the in the domestic one-dayers in Delhi.Having shed his 'whites' to prolong his career in shorter formats of the game in late 2014, the most famous son of the Ranchi is currently in New Delhi as his team play Vidarbha in the quarter finals of Vijay Hazare Trophy on Wednesday."It's all because of Dhoni that we're able to host our first Test match here.
His rise has put the city in international map. But at the moment, we want him to do well in New Delhi. At the same time, we hope Ranchi becomes lucky for Team India," Dhoni's childhood coach Keshav Banerjee told PTI.
An image of Mahendra Singh Dhoni playing drums and shaking legs had made a lasting impression here during the opening of the venue, but about four years later when the city becomes India's 26th Test centre, the mood is strikingly sombre
When Ranchi makes its Test debut in India's series-defining third cricket Test against Australia for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in two days time, the most famous son of city will be busy leading his state in the in the domestic one-dayers in Delhi.Having shed his 'whites' to prolong his career in shorter formats of the game in late 2014, the most famous son of the Ranchi is currently in New Delhi as his team play Vidarbha in the quarter finals of Vijay Hazare Trophy on Wednesday."It's all because of Dhoni that we're able to host our first Test match here.
His rise has put the city in international map. But at the moment, we want him to do well in New Delhi. At the same time, we hope Ranchi becomes lucky for Team India," Dhoni's childhood coach Keshav Banerjee told PTI.
His rise has put the city in international map. But at the moment, we want him to do well in New Delhi. At the same time, we hope Ranchi becomes lucky for Team India," Dhoni's childhood coach Keshav Banerjee told PTI.
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