Foreign cricketer becomes son of famous film director? Quit India will now play international matches for this country

Cricketer: There has never been a shortage of cricket talent in India. In such a situation, every young player has a dream to represent the Indian team at the international level. But only a handful of them get a chance to replace India. While there are some players who crave for their opportunity despite performing brilliantly.

There are some of these players who leave India and start playing for foreign teams. In this episode, the son of a famous film director has now decided to become a foreign cricketer and now. He will be seen representing not India but other foreign teams in the international match. So let us tell you in detail about this….

Famous film director’s son to play cricket from foreign team

In fact, the famous film director Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s son Agni Chopra made headlines in the Ranji Trophy 2023-24. Agni made a lot of headlines by scoring 4 centuries in her first 4 first class matches. But now this batsman has chosen Major League cricket of America, leaving Indian cricket. He will now be seen playing in Major League cricket of America.

Could score 4 runs in the first match

However, in the first match of MLC, he could only score 4 runs off 7 balls for Mumbai Indians New Hocker and his team has also lost. Explain that the BCCI does not allow an Indian player to play in foreign T20 Leagues. In such a situation, Indian cricketers have to choose one of foreign leagues or one of Indian cricket. And Agni chose foreign league

There was something like this in domestic cricket

Talking about the domestic cricket of Indian cricketer (Cricketer) Agni Chopra, he started his career from Mumbai. He then played the Ranji Trophy for Mizoram. He made a tremendous debut in first class cricket. Agni scored 1804 runs in 11 first -class matches at the Dhansu average of 94.94. During this, 5 half -centuries also came from his bat with 9 centuries. He is the first batsman to score four centuries in the first four first class matches.