If natural talent then speaks ever but here not !

It’s Not Murder- Read The Postmortem Report
[ 1009 runs ÷ 25 life = 40.36]
(On Pranav Dhanwade’s 1009 runs innings at the authorized school level match U16 )
Unbelievable but true yes a boy shaded in the world media for his huge innings. Yes ever highest in the game of cricket concerned. Yeah the boy Pranav Dhanwade who made 1009 runs individually in a authorized cricket match U16 at the school level tournament. In overnight he got the praises of many biggies. His news was got big coverage on the front pages of all the leading dailies of the world. I (n.k. sevak “Sanatan” ) too showered the praise and wrote an article and poetry on this mammoth innings .
And by knowing it I believed that india have got yet another wonder boy as the Sachin Tendulkar. But that was only the outer side of the innings that was showered accolades in the newspapers. And the inner face of that innings was different. Yes later the postmortem was done by the critics and found errors in that so called biggest innings . There were 22 catch drop chances and 3 stumping chances in that innings and in this way his real score rests only 40.36.
And under ravelled layers of the innings it was found that the opposition was very weak and all team was under 14 in real and P Dhanwade was 2 year elder than those cricketers. The ball couldn’t grip fully in their palm and there was full length pitch that the ball wasn’t reaching with full flow . So the elder boy Pranav Dhanwade endorsed out the opportunity and smashed and smashed and gained boundaries and boundaries and over boundaries. The boundary line was smaller. The opposition couldn’t convert any a chance in the catch offered by the batsman . He got 22 catching chances and no fielder could hold or wrap in the palms because they had a small lap or bag as the palms. The Mahastra Government sanctioned him the scholarship of ₹ 10000 per month but after that he couldn’t show such a mattle against any a team and in the net. And with this off form he is forgotten by the selectors by saying that was only an accident and was destined for the feat. Indeed he wasn’t such a talented guy who made the unbelievable record. One comment and post of a cricket fan compelled me to write about this reference that the fan by blaming the system pointed out that Arjun Tendulkar the son of God of Cricket is selected in the Mushtaq Ali Trophy tournament on the poor performance in comparison of Pranav Dhanwade . Arjun made only 32 while P Dhanwade made 1009. Arjun is preferred for the selection only due to his big background and Pranav avoided because he is the son of a riksha driver and from poor family. No, it’s not true. Ravindra Jadeja, Pandya brothers ,Pathan brothers, MS Dhoni and there are many who have come from poor or moderate family ground but due to talent they dazzled the world cricket and earned name and fame. Vinod Kamble is one another worthy example in this issue and aspect. Yes Arjun Tendulkar isn’t a big talent but he is diligent boy and efforting a lot and due to it he has selected and there is no indication of biasness or partiality . The mirror is cleared. And if he has given chance due to his big background then how long he would run. After one or two chance he would be sidelined automatically. Yes india is a country that is well known for recommendation,
bribe and nepotism if we attend a big example of curruption that the Delhi cricket board selectors demanded bribe to Virat Kohali’s father for the selection and he denied and the then awaiting bit long on the big performance base compelled the selectors to select in the Delhi Team.
And might be we can find some more example in this regard. But in Pranav Dhanwade the mirror is cleared that’s why side lined and not in the scenario. Arjun Tendulkar isn’t a great talent like his dad but diligent ,fighter and curious and in future he would be in the indian national team . So I refute the the blame in the sense of Arjun Tendulkar’s selection due to high background and Pranav Dhanwade is rejected due to poor background.
NK Sevak “Sanatan “