T Natarajan, Left-arm Pacer, Announces The Establishment Of “natarajan Cricket Ground” In His Village

T Natarajan, left-arm pacer, announces the establishment of “Natarajan Cricket Ground” in his village

Salem, Dec 15 : Left-arm pacer Thangarasu Natarajan, who made his India debut across all formats in the tour of Australia last year, has announced the setting up of a new cricket ground in his village with all facilities.He also revealed the name of the ground, which will be the ‘Natarajan Cricket Ground’.

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“Happy to Announce that am setting up a new cricket ground with all the facilities in my village, Will be named as NATARAJAN CRICKET GROUND (NCG) #DreamsDoComeTrue Last year December I Made my debut for India, This year (December) am setting up a cricket ground #ThankGod,” wrote Natarajan on his Twitter account on Wednesday.Hailing from Chinnappampatti, a village near Salem in Tamil Nadu, Natarajan’s rise to cricketing fame from a very humble background was one of the heartwarming cricketing stories of 2020.

Last year, Natarajan made his ODI debut followed by first T20I and capped it off with a Test debut at the Gabba.Natarajan was initially selected as a net bowler for the Australia tour after impressing with his ability to bowl yorkers in IPL 2020 in the UAE, picking 16 wickets in 16 matches at an economy rate of 8.02.After that, Natarajan played the fifth T20I against England in Ahmedabad before playing two matches for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2021.But after that, Natarajan underwent a knee surgery, which kept him out of action for long.He tried to make a comeback in the second phase of IPL 2021 but a COVID-19 positive report meant he couldn’t participate in any match.

Overall, the 30-year-old has played for India in a Test, two ODIs and four T20Is, with 13 wickets across all formats.Natarajan played in a handful of matches for Tamil Nadu’s victorious campaign in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, picking six wickets in five matches, including the final against Karnataka.

But knee troubles meant that Natarajan didn’t feature in the quarter-final as well as the semi-final of the tournament.The trouble in the knee forced him to miss the recent group stage of Vijay Hazare Trophy.
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Left-arm pacer T Natarajan announces setting up of ‘Natarajan Cricket Ground’ in his village

Natarajan wrote on Wednesday that he was happy to announce the establishment of a new cricket field with all facilities in his village.
Natarajan, who hails from Chinnappampatti in Tamil Nadu’s Salem district, rose to international cricket stardom from humble beginnings.Natarajan’s ODI debut was followed by his first T20I, and Natarajan also made his Test debut at Gabba.After impressing in IPL 2020, Natarajan was selected to be a net bowler on the Australia tour.He picked 16 wickets from 16 matches and an economy rate 8.02.

Natarajan then played in the fifth T20I in Ahmedabad against England, before playing in two matches in IPL 2021 for Sunrisers Hyderabad.After that Natarajan had to have knee surgery.

This kept him from playing for a long time.However, he was unable to play in any matches due to a positive COVID-19 report.

The 30-year-old played in three Tests for India, as well as two ODIs.He also took 13 wickets in all formats.

Natarajan was a part of Tamil Nadu’s victory in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.He took six wickets in five matches including the final match against Karnataka.

Natarajan was unable to play in the semi-final due to knee problems.He was unable to participate in the Vijay Hazare Trophy’s recent group stage due to injury to his knee.

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