
Madhya Pradesh spinner Saransh Jain has earned his maiden India call-up after 10 years in domestic cricket. The 30-year-old, who has taken over 350 first-class wickets, said he was inside a temple…
Madhya Pradesh spinner Saransh Jain has earned his maiden India call-up after 10 years in domestic cricket. The 30-year-old, who has taken over 350 first-class wickets, said he was inside a temple when he got the news. 'When I got the call, I was in temple,' Jain revealed, adding that he had almost given up hope of representing the country.
Jain's long wait is a reminder that Indian cricket's conveyor belt runs on patience, not hype. The viral narrative often celebrates overnight stars, but the real story is the decade of unnoticed runs and wickets behind this moment. The real test for the selectors will be whether they give him a game when the next high-profile name underperforms. Will persistence still matter when the next IPL sensation emerges?
Source: zeenews.india.com
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