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In the 2020-21 series, he scored 271 runs from four matches at an average of 33.87, with three fifties and a best score of 77. In the final Test at The Gabba, he endured several body blows from Australian pacers, making the win even more memorable.

Cheteshwar Pujara, who bid adieu to all forms of Indian cricket, revealed his decision to retire wasn't an instinctive call but something that he had been pondering for a week.

Following Friday's intense encounter between Outer Delhi Warriors and New Delhi Tigers on August 22nd, the Warriors displayed commendable fighting spirit despite facing challenging conditions throughout the match. In their Delhi Premier League 2025 match on August 22, the New Delhi Tigers defeated the Outer Delhi Warriors by 7 wickets, as per a release from Outer Delhi Warriors.

Wiaan Mulder and South Africa hit a new low while Australia's Cooper Connolly soared to new heights after the Baggy Greens ruthlessly pummelled the Proteas in the final ODI in Mackay on Sunday.

"Cheteshwar Pujara is a phenomenal cricketer and I wish him good luck. The career that you had is phenomenal. The way you played cricket, the way you took Test cricket to the highest level, I think you are one of the finest players I know. I wish him good luck for his future," Sarandeep told ANI.

Paying tribute to the 37-year-old, BCCI Honorary Secretary Devajit Saikia hailed Pujara's invaluable contribution to Indian cricket.