HYDERABAD: Former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin on Friday posted social websites a collection of images of him riding a older but apparently well-maintained scooter, that someone introduced in”recognition of my gift”.
“Fond memories of the first career days once I got this scooter because a outcome of my own talent.
It was a terrific luxury in comparison with walking on some fortunate times biking for kilometers to get to the practise scene in the early hours,” tweeted that the trendy right-handed batsman, who played with 99 Tests, captaining India at 47 of these games.
Fond memories of the first career days once I got this scooter since a outcome of my own talent.
It turned out to be a excellent lux…
https://t.co/380Xo9ZUoU— Mohammed Azharuddin (@azharflicks) 1622799837000His title, Azar, is painted onto the headlight of this green-painted scooter while the upholstery and the chair covers signify he proceeds to thoroughly keep his precious possession of his early days as a cricketer.
Lately, Azharuddin had submitted photos of their bat with that he left a world record three successive generations in his first three Tests of his livelihood.
“With this particular bat, I left a world list of 3 successive hundreds in my initial few evaluations against England from 84-85.
In a year I scored over 800 runs for this bat, selected by my own grandfather.
#FondMemories,” Azharuddin had tweeted May 21.
With this particular bat, I left a complete record of 3 successive hundreds in my initial few tests against England at 84-85…
https://t.co/zgGdyvzz2b— Mohammed Azharuddin (@azharflicks) 1621681712000Azharuddin created his debut in the third Test against England at December 1984 at Kolkata.
He believed 110 in his first Test and followed up with 105 from the first Test at Chennai.
Then he scored 122 from the fifth Test at Kanpur.