T Natarajan receives SUV, thanks Anand Mahindra with signed Gabba jersey in return

Indian cricketer T Natarajan, who impressed industrialist Anand Mahindra with his performance in Australia, received the promised Thar SUV on Thursday. Thanking the businessman and cricket lover for acknowledging his journey, Natarajan returned his signed Gabba Test jersey as a gesture.

Mahindra had said it wanted to gift the SUVs to Shardul Thakur, Mohammed Siraj, Shubman Gill, Navdeep Saini, Washington Sundar and Natarajan for their inspiring performances during India’s 2-1 series win.

“Six young men made their debut in the recent historical series #INDvAUS (Shardul’s first appearance was brief due to injury. They have made it possible for future generations of young people in India to dream and explore the impossible,” Mahindra said. in a Twitter post.

“His are true ‘Rise’ stories; overcoming overwhelming obstacles in the pursuit of excellence. They serve as inspiration in all areas of life. It is my great pleasure to present each of these newcomers with a brand new THAR SUV at my own expense, at no cost to the company. “

“The reason for this gift is to encourage young people to believe in themselves and ‘take the road less traveled.’ Bravo Mohammed, Shardul, Shubhman, Natarajan, Navdeep and Washington! Now I beg Mahindra Auto to prioritize their THARS, ”Mahindra had tweeted.

Upon receiving the SUV on Thursday, Natarajan shared photos and wrote a note that read: “Playing cricket for India is the greatest privilege of my life. My ascent has gone an unusual path. Along the way, the love and affection that I have received has overwhelmed me. The support and encouragement of wonderful people help me find ways to explore the impossible. “

“As I drive the beautiful Mahindra Thar home today, I feel immense gratitude to Shri @anandmahindra for recognizing my journey and for her appreciation. I am confident, sir, that given your love of cricket, you will find this Gabba Test signed jersey meaningful. “

T Natarjan, playing solo in his second test, picked up the important grounds of Marnus Labuschagne and Matthew Wade during the first inning of the Gabba Test. The rhythm attack was led by the old Mohammed Siraj of 3-Test. Shardul Thakur and Navdeep Saini were also playing in their second test, while Washington Sundar, a net pitcher, was making his debut.

India won the match by 3 wickets, writing history by winning the series and handing Australia their first loss at Brisbane Venue since 1988.

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