Total Breakdown: Ashish Nehra broke down in tears when he broke the awful news about this important player and provided a heartbreaking update
Delhi was set to play Punjab in a Group A match of the 2014 Vijay Hazare Trophy on a cold winter’s morning in Nadaun, a small town in the Hamirpur district of Himachal Pradesh. Since it was the first time a list was made, it immediately attracted a large crowd. There was a match taking place in Nadaun, with five of India’s 2011 World Cup-winning players—Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh, Yuvraj Singh, and Ashish Nehra—as the main attractions.
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As anticipated, the Locals arrived well ahead of schedule.
Nehra looked like she was taking care of her sore ankle as she sat in the player’s room, thirty minutes before the game started. When the reporters asked about it, they were told that he was still a questionable starter because he had slipped during a fielding drill the previous evening. The volume quickly increased as Punjab chose to bat and Gambhir escorted his team onto the field. And then some, as Nehra left while holding a banana and wearing bandages on his ankle.
“He was adamant about playing. At the end of the innings, Delhi coach Vijay Dahiya said, “He told us that last evening a group of teenagers came up to him and wished that he gets a five-wicket haul.” By then, Nehra had performed admirably. Despite having nearly hobbled onto the field, he ended up with a score of 2/41, which included the wickets of Amitoze Singh and Mandeep Singh, helping Punjab score 182/6.
That’s Nehra in a nutshell: a fiercely committed individual with an unwavering approach. He has been doing just that for eighteen years, carrying a body so frail it would threaten to collapse every time Nehra tried to perform to the best of his abilities.
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When he initially made his television debut in 1999, Bangladeshi coach Chandika Hathurusingha was still coaching and Sachin Tendulkar had not yet established himself as the game’s top run scorer.
