Sourav Ganguly Lauds Stuart Binny’s Contribution To Karnataka Cricket, Says “It Will Be Written In Golden Letters”

The Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) President Sourav Ganguly on Monday stated Stuart Binny’s contribution to Karnataka cricket can be written in golden letters. Binny introduced his retirement from all types of cricket on Monday. “I wish to want Stuart Binny all the perfect for his future endeavours. He has had a protracted profession. First-Class cricket is the bottom for an excellent worldwide arrange and Stuart had an immense contribution in that. His contribution for Karnataka State Cricket Affiliation, which has produced so many gamers of reputation, will likely be written in golden letters. I want him all of the success in his life,” Ganguly acknowledged in an official BCCI launch.

Speaking about Stuart, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah stated: “Stuart Binny has been a real servant of Indian cricket and the all-rounder has contributed closely within the home circuit as effectively. His dedication and sincerity in the direction of the sport shall be an inspiration for the long run cricketers who wish to pursue the sport. I want Stuart good luck for the long run.”

A right-handed batsman and a medium pacer, Binny, performed 6 Assessments, 14 ODIs and three T20Is for India. Stuart’s finest second in India colors got here in 2014 when he ran via the Bangladesh line-up, registering the all-time ODI bowling figures (6/4) by an Indian.

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A strong contributor in First-Class cricket, Stuart, performed 95 First-Class video games in his 17-year profession scoring 4,796 runs and choosing 148 wickets. Taking part in for Karnataka, Stuart was a part of the Ranji Trophy-winning group in 2013-14.

Within the Indian Premier League (IPL) he performed for Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore.