Javagal Srinath is one of the best pace bowlers Indian cricket has ever seen. The spearhead of Indian bowling in the 1990s.
Srinath joins the team at a time when Indian cricket is suffering from lack of top fast bowlers. The star made his debut against Australia in 1991. Those who watched cricket regularly in the 90s will still remember Srinath’s brilliant performances. The actor retired from cricket after the ODI World Cup in South Africa in 2003.
Currently, he is an ICC match referee. After retiring from cricket, Srinath was not active in public events. An old picture of Srinath waiting for a train at a railway station in Karnataka has gone viral on social media.
The 2017 film appeared on Ashu Singh’s LinkedIn profile. The train is waiting at Mysuru railway station. The former cricketer from Karnataka has his shirt drenched in sweat as he poses with a fan wearing a bag.
‘Javagal Srinath waiting for a train at Mysuru railway station. Yes, you read that right. This great bowler is as simple as that. How can you not like this wonderful person. One of the best of our generation!’ – says the caption below the photo.
Srinath later revealed that he retired from cricket at the age of 33 due to physical limitations.