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With "Proudest Moment" Remark, Cheteshwar Pujara Makes Team India Intentions Clear

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Away from the Indian Test team, Cheteshwar Pujara continues to construct a mountain of runs in First-Class cricket, with the hope that the doors for the Indian team would once again open for him.

At the age of 36, it's difficult for any batter to make an international comeback, especially if the management is looking to give long rope to younger players.

But, the fire hasn't yet died in the heart of Pujara, with the player eager to relive the 'proudest moment' of his career, which is to represent his nation.

In an interview, Pujara spoke about the proud feeling if walking onto the pitch to represent the Indian national team. For the veteran Test batter, there's no better feeling. "My proudest moment was to represent the Indian team.

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