PM Modi writes a heartfelt letter to Ashwin..!!
PM Modi writes a heartfelt letter to Ashwin..!!
Senior indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin recently announced his retirement from international cricket. He was participating in the Test series against australia and announced his retirement from international cricket at the end of the third Test match. In this situation, prime minister Modi has written a letter congratulating Ashwin. In it, he mentioned many important events in Ashwin's cricketing life and congratulated him. prime minister Narendra Modi's congratulatory letter on Ashwin's retirement - Your announcement of retirement from international cricket surprised fans in india and around the world. At a time when everyone was expecting many more off-breaks, you bowled a carrom ball. However, it must have been a tough decision for you too, especially considering that you have played a great game for India.
As you bid farewell to international cricket, jersey number 99 will be missed. cricket fans will miss the sense of anticipation that you had when you were in the crease to bowl. There was always a sense that you were weaving a net around the opposition. It could trap them at any moment. You have an uncanny ability to outplay batsmen with the age-old off-spin technique and many innovative variations on it. Each of your 765 international wickets across all formats is special. Holding the record for the most number of Test Player of the Series awards is a testament to the impact you have had on the team's success in Tests over the years.
As a young player, you took 5 wickets on your Test debut and were part of the team that won the 2011 ODI World Cup. You became a key member of the indian team when you guided the team to victory in the last over of the 2013 Champions Trophy. Later, you played a key role in the team as a senior player through many victories in all formats of the game. You have also won the ICC Player of the Year award, international recognition and global respect. You have demonstrated your all-round skills by scoring multiple centuries and taking five wickets in a single match. You have given our nation many memories by playing a brave innings while batting in Sydney in 2021.
People often remember some players for some of the amazing shots they played. But you are the player who will be remembered for not bowling a shot and a ball in the famous match (India vs pakistan match) in the 2022 t20 World Cup. The winning shot you hit then was a great joy. The way you left the previous ball unhit, turning it into a wide. It showed us your alert mind. Even in difficult moments, your integrity and dedication were paramount. We all remember the time you returned to the match to contribute to the team even though your mother was in the hospital and the time you played against south africa despite not being able to communicate with your family during the floods in Chennai.
Senior indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin recently announced his retirement from international cricket. He was participating in the Test series against australia and announced his retirement from international cricket at the end of the third Test match. In this situation, prime minister Modi has written a letter congratulating Ashwin. In it, he mentioned many important events in Ashwin's cricketing life and congratulated him. prime minister Narendra Modi's congratulatory letter on Ashwin's retirement - Your announcement of retirement from international cricket surprised fans in india and around the world. At a time when everyone was expecting many more off-breaks, you bowled a carrom ball. However, it must have been a tough decision for you too, especially considering that you have played a great game for India.
As you bid farewell to international cricket, jersey number 99 will be missed. cricket fans will miss the sense of anticipation that you had when you were in the crease to bowl. There was always a sense that you were weaving a net around the opposition. It could trap them at any moment. You have an uncanny ability to outplay batsmen with the age-old off-spin technique and many innovative variations on it. Each of your 765 international wickets across all formats is special. Holding the record for the most number of Test Player of the Series awards is a testament to the impact you have had on the team's success in Tests over the years.
As a young player, you took 5 wickets on your Test debut and were part of the team that won the 2011 ODI World Cup. You became a key member of the indian team when you guided the team to victory in the last over of the 2013 Champions Trophy. Later, you played a key role in the team as a senior player through many victories in all formats of the game. You have also won the ICC Player of the Year award, international recognition and global respect. You have demonstrated your all-round skills by scoring multiple centuries and taking five wickets in a single match. You have given our nation many memories by playing a brave innings while batting in Sydney in 2021.
People often remember some players for some of the amazing shots they played. But you are the player who will be remembered for not bowling a shot and a ball in the famous match (India vs pakistan match) in the 2022 t20 World Cup. The winning shot you hit then was a great joy. The way you left the previous ball unhit, turning it into a wide. It showed us your alert mind. Even in difficult moments, your integrity and dedication were paramount. We all remember the time you returned to the match to contribute to the team even though your mother was in the hospital and the time you played against south africa despite not being able to communicate with your family during the floods in Chennai.
Your flexibility and adaptability stand out. The way you have tailored your approach to the different formats of the game has been an asset to the team. I am amazed at how your education as an engineer has helped you in your subtle and detail-oriented approach. Many analysts and fellow players have praised your sharp cricketing brain. I am sure such knowledge will be useful for future generations. The intelligence and warmth you bring to your conversations have been appreciated by the fans. I hope you will continue to post 'Little Stories' about cricket, sports, and life in general.
You have made the country and your family proud as an ambassador of the game on and off the field. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate your parents, your wife Priti, and your daughters. Their sacrifice and support have been instrumental in your growth as a cricketer and as a person. I am sure that their sacrifice and support have been crucial in your growth as a cricketer and as a person. I hope you spend more time with them. I think you have been looking forward to it for all these years. Now you must find ways to continue contributing to the game you love so much. Once again, my heartfelt congratulations on your excellent contribution and best wishes for the future.