The youngest member of the Indian cricket team, Dhruv Jurel, has showcased impressive leadership skills, even defeating teams of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Wondering in what game and where? The Indian team management devised an innovative training session, dividing Team India into three groups. Group B, captained by Dhruv Jurel, emerged victorious in the exercise, earning a reward of $300 for their efforts.
Dhruv Jurel & Co. earns 300 dollor
The three groups were captained by the young brigade of the team: Dhruv Jurel, Sarfaraz Khan, and Mohammed Siraj, in a fielding competition held as part of the training ahead of the India vs. Australia 4th Test, the Boxing Day Test.
Two of the best fielders in the Indian cricket team, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, were defeated by Jurel’s team, which is a healthy sign for Indian cricket as the future seems to be in the right hands.
India vs Australia 4th Test
India are gearing up for the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Stadium, starting on December 26. The team is under pressure to secure a win after the third match was washed out and ended in a draw. A victory in the upcoming game will bring them closer to qualifying for the WTC final.
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