Here's why Ranji Trophy winning-coach Chandrakant Pandit allowed only two-day leave to MP skipper Aditya Shrivastava for wedding

Here's why Ranji Trophy winning-coach Chandrakant Pandit allowed only two-day leave to MP skipper Aditya Shrivastava for wedding

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Tuesday, June 28, 2022, 01:39 PM IST
article-image
MP coach Chandrakant Pandit is lifted in the air by his players | Pic: BCCI

Veteran coach Chandrakant Pandit, who led Madhya Pradesh to their first-ever Ranji Trophy title win, gave an insight into the sacrifices the team made on their way to the historic victory.

The Aditya Shrivastava-led MP clinched the coveted trophy with a six-wicket win over Mumbai on the final day at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday.

Pandit revealed that he had given MP skipper Shrivastava just two days of leave for his marriage last year.

"To reach the top, one has to make sacrifices. When Aditya was getting married last year, he came to me and asked what should be a good time and I told him that I can only release him for festivities for a period of two days," Pandit was quoted as saying by PTI.

Shrivastava, too on a lighter note, said: "I got married last year but I haven't even taken a 10-day vacation with my wife."

RECENT STORIES

FPJ Exclusive: Pickleball Is A Long-Term Play, Says Kolkata Kings Owner Rohan Khemkar

FPJ Exclusive: Pickleball Is A Long-Term Play, Says Kolkata Kings Owner Rohan Khemkar

Pakistan U19 Team Gets 10 Million Each After Asia Cup Triumph Over India

Pakistan U19 Team Gets 10 Million Each After Asia Cup Triumph Over India

'Should Try Green And Maroon Too..': LSG Owner Sanjiv Goenka Impressed By IPL 2026 Recruit Josh...

'Should Try Green And Maroon Too..': LSG Owner Sanjiv Goenka Impressed By IPL 2026 Recruit Josh...

Video: Pakistan U19 Players Receive Grand Reception At Islamabad Airport After Asia Cup 2025 Win

Video: Pakistan U19 Players Receive Grand Reception At Islamabad Airport After Asia Cup 2025 Win

WTC 2025-27 Points Table: New Zealand Climb To Second After West Indies Win, Australia Remain Top,...

WTC 2025-27 Points Table: New Zealand Climb To Second After West Indies Win, Australia Remain Top,...