Clarity on Akshar Name: 1. First what is the etymology? A+ khshara means meaning the undefeatable or indestructible. 2. In Gujrat where Akshar comes from, “Ksha” is generally pronounced as “Ksa”. So the name is often pronounced as “Aksar”. 3. So, when the kid pronounced his name to some official that his name is Aksar, he wrote it down as AXAR. That is how his name came.
It is coaches like Jwala Singh who work day and night for others who are the silent heroes of the Indian cricket system. Beyond all BCCI money, it is sincere people who have real eye for talent and give their life to improve others
When Rahul Dravid became the first Indian to deliver the Bradman Oration in 2011 or 14, he mentions how Zaheer Khan hadn't touched a ball till he became 19, Munaf Patel, RP Singh. We all know Dhoni who was a train ticket examiner. There is already a Bollywood movie on it.
I am only interested in Under 19 players. I want to see TALL spinner with lower center of gravity like chimpanze with big palm and long fingers. No tricks needed . Just bowl straight. Ball bounces and deviate in every angle because batsman cant see because of the palm. EVery ball will become grenade.
That's what a good first class bowler is right? You can do well when the conditions favour you, but he isn't elite quality like the ausssie trio or the Indian trio
@@uditshivaram6538 starc and Cummins don't do anything in test cricket in India dude... Starc avg 54 in India and Cummins avg 33 in India ...Cummins takes 11 wicket in 25 matches in India....to faltu bkwas bnd kro...Mukesh ka first match h vo bhi against bazball pad gya .....don't judge on stupid basis...Cummins ,starc ne India me test me kuch ni ukhada h.. and hazelwood 30 match 9 wickets in India...and they are experienced bowler..Mukesh ka international experience ni h..so judge krna bnd kro..bhut jaldi judge krne lgte ho
On the Axar spelling, it could be a Gujarati thing. I had a friend called Apeksh Dave, also from Gujarat. He'd spell it Apex, because it's cooler but also because that's closer to the Gujarati pronunciation.
