Ashish Nehra, who played for Team India at the age of 38, will eventually retire from cricket after the first T20 match played against New Zealand on November 1. Talking about the three formats of cricket, his record in one-day cricket has been very good compared to the T20 and T20
shish Nehra, the best bowler for Team India in ODIs, played in his last one-day match against Pakistan in the 2011 World Semifinal. But due to injury in that match, his one-day career ended disappointingly.
In fact, Ashish Nehra was fielding at deep mid-wicket against Pakistan in the 2011 World Cup semi-final, when Shahid Afridi played a shot at Yuvraj Singh's ball, which went to Nehra. The mid-finger fracture of the ball to snatch the ball has become fracture
Despite the fracture in finger, Nehra did not give up and he kept fielding instead of going out of the field. Not only did he continue bowling but also took wickets of Wahab Riaz and Umar Gul.
Due to fracture in finger, Nehra could not play the World Cup 2011 final against Sri Lanka and instead Sreesanth was given a place in the playing XI.
Since 2011 World Cup, Team India is looking for fast bowlers. During this time bowlers like Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammad Shami, Pankaj Singh, Dhawal Kulkarni, Varun Aaron, Umesh Yadav, Mohit Sharma, Jaydev Unadkat and Vinay Kumar were given the opportunity. But none of these could bowl Nehra's level. In front of Zaheer Khan's bowling, Nehra's bowling was buried somewhere.