Krishnamachari srikkanth biography of martin

  • Krishnamachari Srikkanth, fondly called Cheeka, was a stylish and aggressive Indian opener of the 80s.
  • He is the original Mad Max of Indian Cricket, and is looking to infuse a bit of his famous dash among Team Hyderabad members in the sixth.
  • Here's Kris Srikkanth giving it some at the top of the order.

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    Krishnamachari Srikkanth - The Aggressive Indian Opener

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    Krishnamachari Srikkanth, fondly called Cheeka, was a stylish and aggressive Indian opener of the 80s. Former Indian skipper, record holder on several counts, member of the 83 World Cup Winning Indian team, ambassador for T20 team Chennai Super Kings and later Sunrisers Hyderabad, and a familiar face on television entertaining audiences with his fun commentary on cricket — that's him in a nutshell. Know more of him and his game in this crisp presentation.

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    Hyderabad is lucky for me: Krishnamachari Srikkanth

    He is the original Mad Max of Indian Cricket, and is looking to infuse a bit of his famous dash among Team Hyderabad members in the sixth edition of the upcoming T20 cricket league.
    He admits that sometimes he still feels the itch of getting on to the field and play a game of T20 cricket. But for now, Krishnamachari Srikkanth is happy infusing some of his famous aggressive cricketing style into the team."My game was perhaps ideally suited for this slam-bang style of cricket. But I am really happy to be mentoring the Hyderabad grupp. The boys are very enthusiastic and eager to do well and I'm looking to resehandling on my experience — as a former player, captain and chairman of selector — to help motivate them to perform to the best of their abilities," shares Srikkanth.
    Along with co-mentor VVS Laxman, coach Tom Moodyand bowling coach Waqar Younis, they make a star-studded support personal. "We are all looking to devise s

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    Former India captain and opener Krishnamachari Srikkanth feels that it is the temperament of India vice-captain Rohit Sharma that lets the batsman score big.

    Rohit Sharma is currently in the form of his life. On Saturday, the 32-year-old became the only batsman to hit five centuries in a single World Cup edition. Rohit has so far amassed 647 runs in eight innings in the tournament.

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    Riding on Hitman’s brilliance, India finished as table-toppers and will meet 2015 finalists and fourth-placed New Zealand on Tuesday (9 July) at Old Trafford in Manchester.

    “India’s openers are flying right now and in Rohit Sharma they have someone who has it all. With three centuries in a row, five in total in this World Cup, he is in incredible form,” Srikkanth wrote in his column for the International Cricket Council (ICC).

    “The opposition knows that you either get him out before he gets to 10, or the next pit stop is probably 100. In the last three year

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