Dhruv Jurel's Inspiring Maiden Test Hundred Honors Indian Army

Dhruv Jurel achieved his first Test century against the West Indies, dedicating it to the Indian Army and his father, a Kargil veteran. His significant innings of 125 runs lifted India to a commanding position in the match. Jurel stressed the importance of discipline and motivation in his success.

Emerging wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel dedicated his maiden Test century, made against the West Indies, to the Indian Army. Jurel, who has deep respect for the military due to his father's service, showcased his skills by contributing an impressive 125 runs on the second day, boosting India's dominant stance at 448 for five.

The 24-year-old's dedication wasn't just about his superb batting performance; his unique celebratory gestures caught significant attention. His salute, a mark of respect to the army and a tribute to his father, a Kargil war veteran, resonated with audiences and added emotional depth to his achievement.

Jurel's passion extends beyond cricket, highlighting the privilege of being part of the squad even when not actively playing. He attributes his success to relentless discipline and self-motivation, preparing rigorously to seize opportunities that come his way.

(With inputs from agencies.)