India's New Spinner Cheteshwar Pujara

Pujara lived it up with Sussex in April-May. He scored two twofold hundreds of years and two tons for Sussex and got back in the saddle to the Indian cricket crew for the fifth rescheduled Test match against England. Presently the veteran player has again joined Sussex and is as of now playing in the County Championship Division Two against Leicestershire. Be that as it may, on Wednesday, Pujara was seen wearing another cap. He astounded one during Day 3's play and surrendered eight runs. He was hit for a limit too by Leicestershire's Wiaan Mulder.

Prior, Pujara amazed one in Test cricket as well. In First-Class cricket, Pujara has got six wickets in 21 innings.

Watch: Cheteshwar Pujara bowls for Sussex

Before Pujara's most memorable spell with Sussex, he played three Ranji matches for Saurashtra, and scored 91 in the first of those games against 41-time champions Mumbai. It was starting there, Pujara says he knew "everything had returned to typical."

"It's tied in with playing however many top notch games as would be prudent and for me I think the experience was vital. Since when you need to get once more into structure, when you need to track down your mood, when you need to find your focus, having a few long innings is significant. At the point when I was playing for Sussex, when I had the primary huge thump against Derby then I felt that my mood was back. My focus and everything began falling set up," Pujara said in a video on BCCI.tv.

"At the point when you need to perform for your group, you want to put forth a concentrated effort. At the point when you play cutthroat cricket, you advance such countless things. However, now and again you want that experience, you really want that time in the center and that was generally significant."

"I was getting ready for this even back home. Indeed, even previously, I joined the Sussex group. I played three Ranji Trophy games for Saurashtra. Indeed, even in that, I tracked down my musicality. I realize that I was batting great. It was tied in with getting a major score added to my repertoire. At the point when I had that in my most memorable game, I realize that everything had returned to ordinary at this point. I'm tracking down my footwork. My backlift, everything was showing up well. From that point onward, I simply needed to partake in my game. Attempt and ensure you add to the group's prosperity. Most significant thing is to live it up on the field."