'I'll Never Play For Andhra': Hanuma Vihari Face Expulsion From Captaincy After Bengal Player Enforces Political Power
Hanuma Vihari shared a heartbreaking post on his Instagram account as the Indian cricketer face expulsion from captaincy for THIS reason. Read below.
Ranji Trophy 2024: Andhra captain Hanuma Vihari has shared a post on his official Instagram account, in which he has shared a heartbreaking message, stating the prevailing misusage of power and political influence, and the cricketer himself has become a victim of it, as he faces immense pressure from the state board for cricket of Andhra, after an altercation with a Bengal player, who has allegedly, used his political infulence to get rid of the Indian international.
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Hanuma Vihari's Career In A Nutshell
Hanuma Vihari has been a handy all-rounder and a vital commodity for India in Tests, as the Andhra captain made his way into the national side after a string of impressive performaces over the yearsin domestic circuit and even in Indian Premier League (IPL). The all-rounder, who made his Test debut for India against England at The Oval in 2018, has played 16 Tests, and has notched up 839 runs, at an average of 33.56, with 5 fifties and solitary hundred to his name.
The 30-year old made his IPL debut in 2013, with Sunrisers Hyderabad, who were themselves making their debut in IPL, after Deccan Chargers was discarded. The all-rounder played 3 season of IPL, 2 for Sunrisers Hyderabad, and his last season being the IPL 2019, with Delhi Capitals. He has notched up 284 runs in 23 innings, but has a dismal average of 14.2, alongside a sluggish strike rate of 88.47.
However, the number 3 batter for India in Tests (now out of favour) has been on a brilliant run from past couple of months, as he had a sensational Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2023, and had a good run in Ranji Trophy 2024, where his side Andhra bowed out to Madhya Pradesh in the quarter finals.
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