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WATCH: Hanuma Vihari bats with a broken wrist, plays one-handed shots during Ranji Trophy | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: It was deja vu of sorts on Wednesday to see Indian cricketer Hanuma Vihari bat on Day 2 of Andhra Pradesh’s Ranji Trophy quarter-final match against Madhya Pradesh in Indore. Fans were reminded of his Sydney Cricket Ground (CSG) heroics on India’s last tour of Australia, where he batted with a strapped hamstring, along with R Ashwin, who was battling a back strain to deny Australia a win and the series lead.
Vihari, who sustained a broken wrist after being hit by a short delivery by pacer Avesh Khan, retired hurt on 16 in Andhra’s first innings. When Andhra lost 9 of their batters, Vihari once again came out to bat. He batted left-handed and played some one-handed shots.
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Vihari scored 27 runs but his courage and never say die attitude were applauded by one and all, especially on social media.

During the Sydney Test in 2021, Vihari batted with a torn hamstring, which was later diagnosed to be a grade two tear, and helped India salvage an improbable draw in the face of imminent defeat. Vihari and Ashwin put on a match saving 62 run stand, facing a cumulative 289 deliveries between them to stave off the fiery Aussie pace battery, which had the likes of Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazelwood and Pat Cummins.

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