Friday, 30 October 2015

CK Nayudu- First skipper of Indian team

Also known as 'CK', was the first captain of the Indian cricket team
 in Test matches. Nayudu was given the command to lead the Indian team in the year 1932 against England in an away series. He made his first class debut in 1916 in the Bombay Triangular. For the Hindus against the Europeans, he came in to bat at No.9 with his team tottering at 79 for 7. He blocked his fin six different decades. He made his last appearance in the Ranji Trophy in 1956-57, aged 62, scoring 52 in his last innings for Uttar Pradesh.  His final outing was in a charity match in 1963-64, when he played for the Maharashtra Governor's XI against the Maharashtra Chief Minister's XI.

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