In the 16th IPL season, Jos Buttler as well as Dhruv Jurel played together for Rajasthan Royals. Dhruv wears the gloves Butler gave him during the IPL whenever he is behind the stumps for India A. He is also wearing the same gloves today against Pakistan A during the Emerging Asia Cup. Through Twitter, Rajasthan Royals informed their supporters of this. Dhruv Jurel is using gloves that Jos Buttler gave him while keeping wickets for India A, according to a tweet from Rajasthan Royals.
The gesture emphasised the respect and affection that cricketers around the world have for one another as well as the brotherhood between players from various nations.
Jurel’s rise to fame!
Jurel has previously demonstrated his talent on a large scale by playing 13 games with the Royals during the prestigious league. He has scored 152 runs with an excellent strike rate of 172.73, comprising 11 fours and 9 sixes.
Jurel highlighted his respect for the traditional rivalry between India and Pakistan and the sense of anticipation it inspires in both players and spectators alike prior to the match versus Pakistan A. He acknowledged the fierce rivalry between the two countries and emphasised the importance of winning such contests.
Dhruv Jurel spoke to Star sports and said that, “India-Pakistan has always been a rivalry like it gives a different level of thrill. If anyone plays a good game in these matches, it looks like a big achievement for them because it’s the India- Pakistan match.”
Cricket fans all over the world are currently enthralled by the Emerging Asia Cup 2023 due to its fierce matches and exhilarating performances. Teams from various countries came together for this 10-day competition in Sri Lanka to contend for the coveted trophy. The match between India A versus Pakistan A, which is currently taking place in the historical R.Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, and it is one of the most eagerly anticipated games. Both the teams have qualified for the play-offs but would be vying for the top spot of the group ahead of the semi-finals contests later this week.
