Hanuma Vihari, who was the hero of the Sydney Test on India’s tour of Australia (2020-21), once again showed the world that he is mentally and physically strong while playing with a broken wrist. Hanuma Vihari could not save his team from defeat in the quarter-finals against Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy. Madhya Pradesh defeated Andhra Pradesh to enter the semi-finals of the tournament.

After the match, Vihari revealed that he was given a warning by the physio and said that he had put his entire career at stake while playing for Andhra in the quarter-finals.

Vihari said on Geo Cinema, “When I said that I want to bat, the physio told me 10 times that if the ball hits my hand while batting, my career could be over. I told the physio that there is no problem if I don’t play cricket after this match. But I didn’t do anything for Andhra in this match, so it will remain in my heart forever.

Terrorist attack near the stadium in Pakistan’s Quetta, Babar Azam and Shahid Afridi dressing up while playing the match

In the match against Madhya Pradesh, captain Hanuma Vihari came down to play with a broken wrist twice and also hit a boundary with his left hand.

He said, “I was very upset because it was a quarterfinal match and an important match for Andhra and I was not able to bat. I thought that even if I add 10-15 runs for the last wicket, it will be beneficial for the team and I took that decision. If you have to do this for the team, then you get courage.