DC vs RR LIVE: Chetan Sakariya DC debut- Young left-arm spinner Chetan Sakariya, who was roped by the Delhi Capitals franchise for Indian Premier League (IPL 2022) season is yet to play a game. He recently shared a motivational page from James Anderson’s autobiography named ‘Jimmy: MY Story’ to keep his hunger going on for the game. Follow Insidesport.IN for DC vs RR LIVE Updates and IPL 2022 LIVE Updates
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DC vs RR LIVE: Chetan Sakariya takes CUE from James Anderson as frustrating wait for Delhi Capitals debut continues in IPL 2022
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“This was not a fit of pique. Painful experience has taught me there is nothing worse than bowl-ing in the nets, without a game visible on the horizon, and I just wanted to get back into some competitive action. With the Ashes coming up six months down the line, I simply wanted to keep bowling and remain in good nick, and so joining that game in Birmingham straight from the flight back to Heathrow, as I subsequently did, offered me a chance to play alongside long-standing friends, be invigorated by a change of scenery, and submerge myself in cricket once more. It definitely helped,” read a page in Anderson’s book.
In his book, the England veteran mentioned of an incident where his request to return on the day of England winning the T20 World Cup final was turned down and instead he was asked to stay in the hotel to celebrate with the team. The 39-year-old explained that the toughest thing to do was to keep bowling in nets despite knowing he wouldn’t be on the side. Sakariya made a note of it certainly, and it will be interesting to see if he can find a place in the upcoming games for Delhi Capitals.
DC vs RR LIVE: Chetan Sakariya takes CUE from James Anderson as frustrating wait for Delhi Capitals debut continues in IPL 2022
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