At the point when you discuss somebody having lived in the shadow of the other individual all through his profession, individuals will in general by and large consider Rahul Dravid, who notwithstanding performing so well for India with the bat had consistently been appraised close to the virtuoso of Sachin Tendulkar.&nbsp;

In any case, things were not the equivalent with a man from Tamil Nadu who made his introduction for the Indian group late in 2004 as a wicket manager batsman, just to clear the spot in the next year for M.S.Dhoni.&nbsp;

Dinesh Karthik was first chosen for the Indian group nine years prior, as a wicket-keeper. He is a gifted right-handed batsman. He is a player who can moor the innings and raise the stakes when required. In spite of the fact that he made his debut in 2004, he has played 94 ODIs till now.&nbsp;

In the limited opportunities he has had for India; Dinesh Karthik averages 25.0 in 42 Test innings, 30.21 in 79 ODI innings, and 33.25 in 26 T20 internationals.

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Nonetheless, there are a few moments in his vocation which has endured in the minds of the Indian cricket fans. Here is one glance at such recollection:

There was silence all throughput as Manish Pandey holed out too long-on. Clearly, this was the game, that's what most of the Indian fans thought that night. The following batsman took his bat: smash, a six-over long-on. Boom, a four over long-on, and another six over square leg.

18 March 2018, Colombo, Nidahas Trophy final against Bangladesh characterised Dinesh Karthik's vocation. A kid who came to global cricket as wonder was in a circumstance where his team required him to accomplish something which would make an effect for the years to come. Team India required 34 runs off the last 12 balls.

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He made his way to 16 off three balls while at the other end his partner Vijay Shankar had crawled his way to a painstaking 12 off 15. He smashed the last ball for four and ended the over with 22 off 6.

Vijay Shankar scored just one run off the first two balls in the last over. Another single at the moment meant nine runs were required from the last three balls. He slices it past the third man; it's a four. Five from 2 now, the match is almost evenly poised.

Next ball, a wicket: India's expectations have broken. Five needed off one, presently the core of each Indian fan is pounding; the pressing factor is on the man in the middle. And, six! The batsman roars the ball into the stands, and the group goes wild. &nbsp;

Keeping his body head still, Dinesh Karthik pounded an endeavored wide-yorker from Soumya Sarkar over the covers for a greatest, sending the group and the Indian changing area into incongruity. This innings, 29 off eight, would wind up characterizing Dinesh Karthik's profession.

Considering the context of the game and the pressure he was under, Dinesh Karthik delivered a memorable knock. A knock that will be remembered by every Indian Cricket Team fan.

Dinesh Karthik's career has been brimming with good and bad times yet the will to continue is something that makes him a standout. At whatever point you want to surrender, think about Dinesh Karthik.

Wishing you a very Happy Birthday Dinesh Karthik. May you continue to win matches for your team.&nbsp;

At the point when you discuss somebody having lived in the shadow of the other individual all through his profession, individuals will in general by and large consider Rahul Dravid, who notwithstanding performing so well for India with the bat had consistently been appraised close to the virtuoso of Sachin Tendulkar.

At the point when you discuss somebody having lived in the shadow of the other individual all through his profession, individuals will in general by and large consider Rahul Dravid, who notwithstanding performing so well for India with the bat had consistently been appraised close to the virtuoso of Sachin Tendulkar. In any case, things were not the equivalent with a man from Tamil Nadu who made his introduction for the Indian group late in 2004 as a wicket manager batsman, just to clear the spot in the next year for M.S.Dhoni. Dinesh Karthik was first chosen for the Indian group nine years prior, as a wicket-keeper. He is a gifted right-handed batsman. He is a player who can moor the innings and raise the stakes when required. In spite of the fact that he made his debut in 2004, he has played 94 ODIs till now. In the limited opportunities he has had for India; Dinesh Karthik averages 25.0 in 42 Test innings, 30.21 in 79 ODI innings, and 33.25 in 26 T20 internationals. ALSO READ: Cricket: Players to watch out for in England vs New Zealand Test series Nonetheless, there are a few moments in his vocation which has endured in the minds of the Indian cricket fans. Here is one glance at such recollection: There was silence all throughput as Manish Pandey holed out too long-on. Clearly, this was the game, that's what most of the Indian fans thought that night. The following batsman took his bat: smash, a six-over long-on. Boom, a four over long-on, and another six over square leg. 18 March 2018, Colombo, Nidahas Trophy final against Bangladesh characterised Dinesh Karthik's vocation. A kid who came to global cricket as wonder was in a circumstance where his team required him to accomplish something which would make an effect for the years to come. Team India required 34 runs off the last 12 balls. ALSO READ:Cricket: Players' families allowed for UK tour, BCCI office-bearers to skip WTC final due to quarantine rules He made his way to 16 off three balls while at the other end his partner Vijay Shankar had crawled his way to a painstaking 12 off 15. He smashed the last ball for four and ended the over with 22 off 6. Vijay Shankar scored just one run off the first two balls in the last over. Another single at the moment meant nine runs were required from the last three balls. He slices it past the third man; it's a four. Five from 2 now, the match is almost evenly poised. Next ball, a wicket: India's expectations have broken. Five needed off one, presently the core of each Indian fan is pounding; the pressing factor is on the man in the middle. And, six! The batsman roars the ball into the stands, and the group goes wild. Keeping his body head still, Dinesh Karthik pounded an endeavored wide-yorker from Soumya Sarkar over the covers for a greatest, sending the group and the Indian changing area into incongruity. This innings, 29 off eight, would wind up characterizing Dinesh Karthik's profession. Considering the context of the game and the pressure he was under, Dinesh Karthik delivered a memorable knock. A knock that will be remembered by every Indian Cricket Team fan. Dinesh Karthik's career has been brimming with good and bad times yet the will to continue is something that makes him a standout. At whatever point you want to surrender, think about Dinesh Karthik. Wishing you a very Happy Birthday Dinesh Karthik. May you continue to win matches for your team.

Happy birthday, Dinesh Karthik  - the 'war-horse' of Indian cricket

Since India’s semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the ICC World Cup 2019, Dinesh Karthik has found himself out the Indian side after failing to impress in the couple of games he got under his belt in the quadrennial event in England and Wales. Due to his outings in the 50-over circuit, Karthik found himself dropped from the T20I side as well but the veteran wicketkeeper-batsman reckons he stands a good chance to make a comeback to the Indian T20I side despite finding himself way down in the pecking order.&nbsp;

Since being dropped from the national side, Karthik has been scoring a decent amount of runs in the domestic circuit for Tamil Nadu and was crucial for the state side’s run in the previous season of Indian domestic cricket.&nbsp;

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“My record in T20s has been good. A big tournament like the World Cup did not go exactly as per the plan. I could understand the one-day bit (being dropped from ODIs) but even now I would like to think that I stand a good chance in returning to the T20 side. I have done well even in the recent domestic games that I have played. I have no reason to doubt myself [that I can’t make another comeback],” Karthik told PTI.

Karthik, who is also the captain of Kolkata Knight Riders, could have staked a claim in the national side with his performance in the IPL 2020 but the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the BCCI to suspend the tournament till further notice.&nbsp;

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There are many fans and experts who feel Karthik was dropped by the MSK Prasad-led selection committee unfairly after a couple of blips in the World Cup and want to see the Tamil Nadu batsman back in the reckoning for the T20 World Cup.&nbsp; 
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Since India’s semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the ICC World Cup 2019, Dinesh Karthik has found himself out the Indian side after failing to impress in the couple of games he got under his belt in the quadrennial event in England and Wales.

Since India’s semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the ICC World Cup 2019, Dinesh Karthik has found himself out the Indian side after failing to impress in the couple of games he got under his belt in the quadrennial event in England and Wales. Due to his outings in the 50-over circuit, Karthik found himself dropped from the T20I side as well but the veteran wicketkeeper-batsman reckons he stands a good chance to make a comeback to the Indian T20I side despite finding himself way down in the pecking order. Since being dropped from the national side, Karthik has been scoring a decent amount of runs in the domestic circuit for Tamil Nadu and was crucial for the state side’s run in the previous season of Indian domestic cricket. ALSO READ: RCB coach Simon Katich open to IPL 2020 outside India, says 'it’s one of many scenarios that’s being discussed' “My record in T20s has been good. A big tournament like the World Cup did not go exactly as per the plan. I could understand the one-day bit (being dropped from ODIs) but even now I would like to think that I stand a good chance in returning to the T20 side. I have done well even in the recent domestic games that I have played. I have no reason to doubt myself [that I can’t make another comeback],” Karthik told PTI. Karthik, who is also the captain of Kolkata Knight Riders, could have staked a claim in the national side with his performance in the IPL 2020 but the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the BCCI to suspend the tournament till further notice. ALSO READ: Humour most important in getting through difficult situations, says James Neesham There are many fans and experts who feel Karthik was dropped by the MSK Prasad-led selection committee unfairly after a couple of blips in the World Cup and want to see the Tamil Nadu batsman back in the reckoning for the T20 World Cup.

'My record in T20s has been good' - Dinesh Karthik confident of playing in ICC T20 World Cup

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Happy birthday, Dinesh Karthik - the 'war-horse' of Indian cricket

'My record in T20s has been good' - Dinesh Karthik confident of playing in ICC T20 World Cup