Varun Aaron slams Team India’s decision to demote Sanju Samson vs Bangladesh in Asia Cup 2025 Super 4 match
Aaron feels Team India management should’ve trusted Sanju Samson instead of Shivam Dube at number three against Bangladesh.
Aaron feels Team India management should’ve trusted Sanju Samson instead of Shivam Dube at number three against Bangladesh.
Speaking precisely of his IPL career, the 35-year-old played 52 matches, picking 44 wickets. His last appearance in IPL came in 2022 with Gujarat Titans.
Aaron wants DC to promote KL Rahul in the batting unit and utilise the 33-year-old as an opener.
Varun Aaron, who represented India in 18 matches, announced his retirement from all forms of professional cricket.
The 34-year-old while calling off curtains on his red-ball cricketing career, also revealed his future plans. He confirmed that he will join the MRF Pace Foundation to oversee a project designed to help fast bowler in the country.
As he takes a new step in his cricketing career, the India and Gujarat Titans speedster in an interaction with SportsTiger shared what prompted him to take the decision, and what’s on his mind when he is in on the top of his run up.