El joven equipo indio, sin la mayoría de sus jugadores ganadores de la Copa del Mundo T20, se reunió en Mumbai el lunes por la noche y se preparó para partir desde el Aeropuerto Internacional Chhatrapati Shivaji bajo el liderazgo de Shubman Gill.
Prior to departing with the Indian team for their tour of Zimbabwe, batter Riyan Parag misplaced both his passport and two phones. The all-rounder from Assam claimed it was due to excitement, but he recovered each one in time to board the flight to Harare with the rest of the Indian team.
Riyan Parag’s excited state invites trouble
“So excited that I’ve forgotten my passport. I’ve forgotten my phone. I’ve not forgotten, I’ve misplaced them. But I have it now,” Parag, who has earned his maiden India call-up, said in a video posted by BCCI.
The youthful Indian team, without the majority of its T20 World Cup-winning players, gathered in Mumbai on Monday evening and prepared to leave from the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport under the leadership of Shubman Gill. After a hiatus, Gill—a traveling reserve for the T20 World Cup team—arrived in Harare from New York.
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Parag’s dream coming true
In a video released by BCCI, Parag, who will be playing for India in the series, stated that he had always wanted to travel like with the national side.
“The feel of donning India jersey, travelling with the side is different. Coming from Assam, I had this dream of playing for India. Really happy. There will be a special connection for Zimbabwe when I play my first match,” Parag said.
Parag had a terrific IPL 2024, scoring 573 runs for Rajasthan Royals in 15 matches at an average of 52 scored at a strike rate of 149.22.
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